Category: Spiritual Activism

By Olusola Adeyegbe In every society, tradition is revered. It is the thread that ties generations together, the vessel through which a people express identity, continuity, and reverence for the past. But tradition must never become a prison. While it holds beauty and value, it must remain open to refinement. When tradition begins to suffocate […]

By Sola Adeyegbe There’s a kind of love that doesn’t elevate; it entangles. This is the love of the world: an inordinate affection for material wealth, power, possessions, appearances, and the validation that comes from worldly status. It is not love in the pure, uplifting sense, but a strong desire to possess, control, and satisfy […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe How can we consciously follow the Will of the Almighty in our everyday lives? This question lies at the heart of every sincere seeker. And the answer is not as complex as it may first appear. To walk daily in the Will of the Almighty, we must begin with a clear recognition […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe Living under the weight of creeds and fanaticism is a quiet kind of bondage. One that often masks itself in the guise of devotion, tradition, and piety. Yet, when examined more closely, this form of living can rob the soul of its freedom, its depth, and ultimately, its spiritual vitality. While religion […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe Love is a great ideal! It is extolled in books, in songs, and in our hearts. We seek love, we seek to give love. We believe that we can express love by giving to others, helping them, and doing things that will bring them joy. We strive to protect them from care […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe Sometimes, profound discussions happen on buses. Years ago, a bus conductor in Lagos, Nigeria told his passengers that he does not buy the idea conveyed by the words: “olden days”. There is nothing like the olden days he said. The olden days are what have extended to this very day he affirmed. […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe Do you know that if we are truly desirous of saying only what is useful, we will hardly spend 33 percent of the time we spend talking presently? Instead of noble silence, we usually indulge in talking about all things under the sun, what we understand, and what we know nothing about. […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe In her mid-twenties, Soyoyo is fun-loving, charming, and attractive. She can be described as decent, does not keep late nights, and is considered a reliable staff in the pharmacy retail chain where she serves as pharmacist and store manager. To unwind, she goes to the beach at weekends to relax with her […]

By Sola Adeyegbe This is about a lady of great influence and power. She lived in wealth and had many servants in her mansion with well-manicured lawns and marble floors. One remarkable part of her life is that whenever a servant did anything wrong in Madam Abara’s view he would get a devastating slap from […]

By Sola Adeyegbe A similar statement was credited to the seventeenth-century French philosopher René Descartes. By saying “I think; therefore, I am” Descartes reckoned that he had arrived at the ultimate statement which could not be doubted. He found that he could not doubt that he himself existed, as he was the one doing the […]