There is Power in the Question: Information is Information
Aug 12, 2026 · 40 min · 10 segments
The host Q explores self-awareness, personal dynamics, and life positioning through the conceptual lens of whether we act as a predator or prey in everyday scenarios.Faith without Works is dead, and…
You never know.
Why not? Just watch the movie.
You'll get last week episode better, and you'll get what I'm talking about.
Just listen to last week episode or watch the movie.
Do both.
You got time.
Telling someone they don't know who they are, or they're unaware, I feel like it's deep.
Because sometimes when you tell people that, they may not get the complexity of that.
Remember I told you your conscious, it's as vast as the universe, because your thoughts, you create them out of nothingness like a big bang.
So when I say you don't know who you are, when I'm Rafiki, like I told you guys in last week episode, y'all better listen to last week episode.
If y'all don't listen to no other episode, stop this.
Go listen to last week episode if you have not.
That's my episode for the season so far.
But you may not know who you are.
Sometimes you could be in a situation and you think you know who you are.
It's like you ever had a incident happen and you responded in that moment, or you reacted in that moment? Afterwards, you had time to think about it, and you was like, "I probably shouldn't have did that," or, "I could have did something other than that." A lot of the times, you can get caught in patterns.
And when I say patterns, I mean think of something that you do all the time and you never thought of doing it differently.
It's just the way that you know how to do something, and you're so used to that way of doing it that doing it another way just seems weird, it seems strange.
You never even thought about it enough to even change it.
Like for example, let's say we all go to the bathroom, right? So let's say we gotta go to the bathroom.
We not doing number one, we gotta do number two.
Don't be nasty.
Grow up.
You never know.
Why not? Just watch the movie.
You'll get last week episode better, and you'll get what I'm talking about.
Just listen to last week episode or watch the movie.
Do both.
You got time.
Telling someone they don't know who they are, or they're unaware, I feel like it's deep.
Because sometimes when you tell people that, they may not get the complexity of that.
Remember I told you your conscious, it's as vast as the universe, because your thoughts, you create them out of nothingness like a big bang.
So when I say you don't know who you are, when I'm Rafiki, like I told you guys in last week episode, y'all better listen to last week episode.
If y'all don't listen to no other episode, stop this.
Go listen to last week episode if you have not.
That's my episode for the season so far.
But you may not know who you are.
Sometimes you could be in a situation and you think you know who you are.
It's like you ever had a incident happen and you responded in that moment, or you reacted in that moment? Afterwards, you had time to think about it, and you was like, "I probably shouldn't have did that," or, "I could have did something other than that." A lot of the times, you can get caught in patterns.
And when I say patterns, I mean think of something that you do all the time and you never thought of doing it differently.
It's just the way that you know how to do something, and you're so used to that way of doing it that doing it another way just seems weird, it seems strange.
You never even thought about it enough to even change it.
Like for example, let's say we all go to the bathroom, right? So let's say we gotta go to the bathroom.
We not doing number one, we gotta do number two.
Don't be nasty.
Grow up.
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