What’s Calling Your Name?

 What’s Calling Your Name?    

I chose this picture because it gives a summit view, in a beautiful place. The things that call your name are set with a beautiful background. They aren’t always  beautiful journeys though, to get there. You have to make a PATH sometimes to get  there.

 I will answer this question for myself: It appears at this moment women, children and families are calling my name. So I serve them.  I have found the people in these groups have lost their voices, yet have loads to say! I can help them.

• The young girls who light up the world and are beams shining in the world.
• The mothers hopeless yet trying to find out their purpose in the midst of raising children,
• The kids who live to know their friends and what they are doing in this life and live lives vicariously through their friends with keen sense of awareness nor identity.
• The women who seek to influence in some way and need to be applauded.
• The lost souls who cry out to God for purpose.
• The little influences seen through the eye of a camera
•  The beach… in all its fullness  – wind, water, and sun.
• My Dad… as he sits in a hospital bed and I pray for him and his longevity of life. ( 8/2010)
• My nieces and nephews their futures and their babies futures.
• To lead women in retreats, conferences, identity, purpose and self-confidence.
• A silent get away like this one at: Lebh-Shomea ( a house of prayer) , in Sarita Texas.
• A new place, a new time, a new mission.
• Africa!! ;0)
•  A retreat for women on how to perfect self-evaluation.
• Motherhood.
• Babies who lack smiles because they have not been loved.
• The sunrises and sunsets of everyday.
• The ability to find my voice with regularity and consistency and helps others find theirs.
• Love, Love and to BE LOVED!!
• Friendships with common passions.
• My daughter(s).
• Red Seas – ( the Book) ~  and its desire to be published!
• My husband… all the time. ;0)
• Oklahoma! ( can ya believe it) 11/2010
• Wounded hearts and families of addiction. 11/2010
• Families to obtain knowledge through my magazine: The Kamau Voice.

 

So… what’s calling your name?

Do you spend time with yourself to hear it resound off the pages of your life?

Do you contemplate over life and living to this degree; preserve them on pages you can eventually return to and reflect?

Anyone with breath to breathe has something important enough to say – how you CHOOSE to say it , is what’s KEY. Anyone with life in their body, has something IMPORTANT TO DO; they need to prioritize their passion.

 Is  what you have to say  important enough for others to consider? What would it take for you to say it??

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The Kamau Voice.

This blog is dedicated to  The Kamau Voice.  Just In case you are wondering…what it is, I can tell you. I will periodically speak out about the Kamau Voice. Kamau is an African origin.  Kamau stands for the meaning :  Silent Warriors. Sometimes we “war within” our minds, our souls, our expression, we lose our voices, and we  forget that in order to maintain our identity we need to breathe. To speak. And unless we do, we aren’t really freed to be ourselves.

Until I visited Africa, I didn’t realize I had another voice. One of Spirit. Of Resolve. Of Peace. Of Identity. Of Desire, Hope, and Self-Reflection.  You may not have been to Africa, and that’s just fine…but if you still have captured something in your soul that needs to be shared and to be voiced; and  you have warred with it and have yet been released through the experience of it…this is the right place to share it.

The Kamau Voice is this venue, this place - of gathering for voices to be expressed, find identity and to be heard.   I am not certain yet how far this voice will go. Maybe it will one day be a newsletter, or  a newspaper… maybe a voice for individual expression, maybe even a voice for worldwide emotional and spiritual peace… you never know. But what I do know is this: several people have something to say and rarely is it even said.  Sometimes they may write it in a journal, or they may hide it some place in a diary, where no one can it, but if it’s pivotal, critical to be heard, and can cause some one else to GROW, then I say, SPEAK.

If you read this blog and you decide that you can identify with the voice on this blog, then you need to sign up to send in your voice. YOU MUST BE HEARD.  We take anonymous entries, too. Send all voice expressions to : expressivevoices@gmail.com

All original voices belong to you, I just want you to share your voice. And don’t worry about grammatics, I can help.

Peace, JenRene