Transcendent Mz Teazeya

In this episode, we're discussing The Mandela Effect which refers to a situation in which a large mass of people believes that an event occurred when it did not. as well as some potential explanations let's shed light on this unique phenomenon.

If someone close to you has ever broken your trust, you’ve probably know what Betrayal feels like. This pain can leave deep wounds. Let’s talk about it heal and remember Karma always has the last word.

Sometimes life doesn’t turn out as we planned… There is a logical and illogical side to love and life. Love and life can be illogical at times, but it’s about thinking from your heart and letting the divine guide you.

Happy Black History Month! Please support and check out this episode of Transcendent. I have 2 of my children featured on this podcast Artemis & Zyaire. This podcast is dedicated to Charles Deslondes and The Melanin Queens and kings of The German Coast Uprising/ Louisiana uprising of 1811. It’s time to break away the mental chains.

In this episode of Transcendent, I am talking about a breakup with a friend. When you lose a friend you go through all the possible feelings. The anger, the doubt, the guilt, the sadness, the regret, and then finally, the acceptance. I found acceptance in the fact that a relationship that I valued so much, is no longer, but truthfully, it’s been a long journey. If you enjoy this episode please hit that like button and subscribe.

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In this episode of Transcendent, we’re diving deeper into Negative attitudes and beliefs towards people who live with mental health conditions in the black community. One study showed that 63% of Black people believe that a mental health condition is a sign of personal weakness. As a result, people may experience shame about having a mental illness and worry that they may be discriminated against due to their condition. Let’s talk about it and break the silence.