1. African Diaspora Earthcare Coalition
Evolutionary Culture-building - Living Into Non-Duality

2. African Diaspora, Evolution, Living into Non-duality
21st Century Activism
Internal Landscapes Evolutionary Culture-building

3. GOALS
The African Diaspora Earthcare Coalition
Seeks:
• Ongoing alignment with the clarity of undifferentiated consciousness
so as to translate that clearness into social transformation work.
• Increased numbers of people who comprise a robust, evolved,
resilience-building remnant, living in a post-carbon future,
• Localized food sovereignty and access to clean water.
Does not actively seek: Deconstruction and dialectical analysis of
social ills, environmental justice, reconciliation dialogues, apologies, or
reparations.

4. African Diaspora Evolution - Living Into Non-duality
21st Century Activism - Living Into Quaker Mysticism

5. Quaker Earthcare Witness (QEW)
African Diaspora Earthcare Coalition
• ABI Organic Agriculture
• Black Belt Justice Center
• Center for Heirs Property
Preservation
• Heirs Property Law Center
• Historically Black Colleges and
Universities Environmental Justice
Consortium
• Pwani University
• Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference

6. Cultivate a Robust, Evolved, Post-carbon Remnant

7. Non-duality Identifiers
i am, and you are:
One with a vast field of
consciousness ─ an
intelligent energetic field
in perpetual motion, of
which everyone and
everything is a part.

8. Non-duality Identifiers
i am, and you are:
Also an individuated unit
of the larger
consciousness; the
cumulative sum total of
all lessons and
experiences learned (over
the course of a multitude of lifetimes).

9. Quaker Pathways Forward – Rekindling the Fire of Fox
Internal Landscapes – Activists’ Community-of-Practice
Informed by:
 Gregory Bateson
 Ludwig Bertalanffy
 Fritzof Capra
 George Fox
 Siddhartha Gautama
 Rufus Jones
 Carl Gustav Jung
Systems thinking extended to social and
behavioral sciences.
Systems thinking informed by open, living
systems - biology.
Systems thinking informed by quantum
physics.
Simultaneous manifestation of the
conventional and unified fields.
Simultaneous manifestation of the
conventional and unified fields.
Universal accessibility of the unified field.
Personal and collective unconscious,
archetypal material, synchronicity.

10. Non-duality Identifiers
i am, you are:
• A primarily a non-physical
being with free will ─the
animating force that makes
decisions and choices for an
avatar in physical form;
• The witnessing consciousness,
directing, and observing its
avatar.

11. Quaker Pathways Forward – Rekindling the Fire of Fox
Internal Landscapes – Activists’ Community-of-Practice
Informed by:
 George Lakoff
 Ervin Laszlow
 Joanna Macy
 Donatella Meadows
 Jesus of Nazareth
 Max Planck
 Alfred North Whitehead
 Cognitive linguistics, applied
conceptual metaphor.
 Integral and akashic fields.
 Mutual Causality in Buddhism
and General Systems Theory.
 General systems theory.
 Simultaneous manifestation of the
conventional and unified fields.
 Quantum physics.
 Process philosophy, metaphysics.

12. i am, you are – Also, a physical avatar, a vehicle, a body living in a virtual
reality which is entirely conjured and maintained by the collectivity of human mind-
brains ─the collective unconscious.
Avatars are subject to the planetary rules-
set, living in a brain-simulated apparently
physical world;
Race is a veneer ─ one of many external
features of our avatar; our temporary
vehicle.

13. Objective: Function in two dimensions simultaneously; master
two frequencies on one spectrum occupying the same space.
The Struggle - Liberation Dynamic
Fighting the “isms”
Unconscious of being Unconscious
Duality, Sense of Separation and Fear
• Scarcity & deprivation consciousness:
Focus on what has, or might be taken
from us, what we do or do not possess,
• Fight hard for wellbeing,
• Fear-based action: Fear of loosing control,
not being good enough, focus on status;
• Death is seen as something painful, dark
and finite,
• Unhappy, complaining; prolonged periods
of joy are rare if they happen at all...
ic

14. Objective: Function in two dimensions simultaneously −master two
frequencies on one spectrum occupying the same space.
Contemplative Practice: Live vastness,
clear away mind-brain’s distortion, and
intellect’s identification with the avatar
Amplify impact on “below-the-cloud”
world from point of tremendous clarity
• Experientially discover the vast energetic
nature of our true selves as one with the field
of universal intelligence for longer and longer
periods of time until this becomes the norm.
• Awaken from intellectual constructs,
limitations, and drama of the egoic self.
• Retain equanimity and not be unseated,
irrespective of outer circumstances.
• Cease all inner resistance to all changing
phenomena without exception.
ic

15. Quaker Pathways Forward – Rekindling the Fire of Fox
Internal Landscapes – Activists’ Community-of-Practice
• A foundation of contemplative
practice, or “self-observing,”
• Apply General Relativity,
• Apply Quantum Science,
• Apply Neuroscience,
• Use cognitive restructuring to
work with neural plasticity and
intentionally modify future
probability; grow toward love.

16. Conventional reality is like a series of frames in a holographic film camera,
moving quickly so as to create the illusion of continuity.
When the mind is perfectly still, the brain-simulated illusion is seen for what is
its and we experience undifferentiated consciousness −the one field.

17. African Diaspora Earthcare Coalition
Living Into Non-Duality Beneath the Cloud-cover

18. Land Dispossession
• Present - Black farmers own less than 3 million acres of farmland
and comprise less than 1% of all U.S. farmers. Moreover, of all private
U.S. agricultural land, whites account for 96% of the owners, 97% of
the value, and 98% of the acres.
• According to recent U.S. Census data, Black farmers own less than 3
million acres of farmland and comprise less than 1% of all U.S.
farmers. Moreover, of all private U.S. agricultural land, whites account
for 96% of the owners, 97% of the value, and 98% of the acres.

19. A Robust, Evolved Post-carbon Remnant

20. Food Sovereignty - Relocalization of Food Production
The African Diaspora - Healing and Organizing
• Food Sovereignty: Old-new
economic models without strings.
• 21st Century evolutionary culture-
building and governance.
• Healing reconnection of a vast
network of local Diaspora nodes
where people of African descent
are relocalizing food production.
─Globally Interconnected, Local
Environmental Resilience-building.

21. Agricultural Land Retention Priorities
in the African Diaspora
• Produce healthy, toxin-free food
locally.
• Employ holistic agricultural
practices which enrich the soil
and the Earth.
• Preserve local biodiversity.
• Determine agricultural land
availability.
• Work through land retention
challenges.
• Innovate strategies, models, and
work-arounds.

22. Cross-Diaspora Strategies and Models
• Agro-forestry: South Carolina and Georgia,
• Agro-forestry: Kilifi, Kenya (Mombasa area),
• Organic food and medicinal herb production: Central Virginia and Kisumu
(Lake Victoria area) Kenya,
• Heirs property retention - Purposeful reunification of fragmented families
around land retention, agricultural land use, and receipt of climate
refugees : Tampa Florida to Atlanta Georgia,
• Land Retention Strategies: cross-Diaspora
• Returning Generation Farmers – Historically Black Colleges & Universities

23. US Agroforestry and
Regenerative Agriculture
• Silvo pasture – Combined
agriculture and livestock grazing,
• Ally Cropping – Trees grow
between rows of crops,
• Forest Farming – Food grown
under a managed forest canopy.
• Income producing land
retention strategy.

24. Regenerative Agricultural Land Resilience Models
Food and Land Sovereignty Economic Alternatives
• Goal: Create agricultural infrastructure and conditions that enable people to
produce healthy food and feed themselves locally and regionally.
• Community Land trusts: grassroots-owned and democratically controlled non-
profits formed to purchase, conserve, and sustainably steward land. A goal is to
ensure reliable land access for the rising generation.
• Farm Linking: an online database matches socially disadvantaged farmers with
land, and links emerging farmers with prospective sellers.
• Farmer cooperatives: a platform for growers’ to pool resources for bulk
purchases, and to supply and market their products.
• Incubation farms and farm hubs: centers offering training programs designed to
transfer expertise among beginning, returning generation, and retiring farmers.
• Intentional Communities and Ecovillages: residential platforms for economic
collaboration

25. Regenerative Agricultural Land Resilience Models
Food and Land Sovereignty Economic Alternatives
• Online crowdsourcing: A broad-based public finance platforms.
• Revolving loan fund: A gap financing tool used to develop small scale farming. It is a self-
replenishing pool of money that utilizes interest and principal payments on old loans to issue new
ones.
• Sou-sous: A West African rotating savings and credit association ─a type of informal savings club
arrangement within a small group of people.
• Tontines: An investment plan of 17th century origin, used effectively to date in West and Central
Africa for raising capital. It combines features of a group annuity and a lottery.
• Village collectives: A collaborating group of women’s kitchen gardens.
• Micro-lending: A process whereby small sums of money are loaned to economically stressed
groups of small farmers who do not have access to credit and financing; cottage, and artisanal
industries.
• Slow Money: A movement that provides small farmers with capital in the form of grants,
investments, and low- or no-interest loans through local chapters, regional and national
fundraising events.

26. Objective: Function in two dimensions simultaneously − master two
frequencies on one spectrum occupying the same space.
Contemplative Practice: Live vastness,
clear away mind-brain’s distortion, and
intellect’s identification with the avatar
Amplify impact on “below-the-cloud”
world from point of tremendous clarity
• Experientially discover the vast energetic
nature of our true selves as one with the field
of universal intelligence for longer and longer
periods of time until this becomes the norm.
• Awaken from intellectual constructs,
limitations, and drama of the egoic self.
• Retain equanimity and not be unseated,
irrespective of outer circumstances.
• Cease all inner resistance to all changing
phenomena without exception.
ic

27. We calm, still, and master our mind-brains in order to experience the
magnetic field of love. 21st century activism will make dent in existential
challenges when we experientially rediscover our oneness, and live AS
undifferentiated consciousness.
Contemplative practice in a Holistic
Life Foundation Program
Meditators at Robert W. Coleman
Elementary School in Baltimore, MD

28. Trying to change the outer world with stop-gap intellectually generated social actions does not
succeed because the outer struggle is a direct reflection of unexamined inner landscapes.
Youth experience inner reality underlying outer social ills in order to make authentic change.
“Mind up” Programs in schools: Children
experience inner reality underlying outer
world to make authentic change.
Holistic Life Foundation Programs: Children
observe the distinction between true self
and their conditioning and let it go.

29. Cultivate a conscious, self-aware, evolved, and robust
remnant, living into non-duality.

30. African Diaspora Earthcare Coalition
Evolutionary Culture-building - Living Into Non-Duality