New on TikTok: Garvey, New Age Before New Age.Marcus Garvey: New Age Before New Age — The Spiritual Genius They Never Taught You What if I told you Marcus Garvey was New Age—before New Age? Before Deepak Chopra. Before Eckhart Tolle Before spirit got trapped in algorithms. Garvey was already talking about: the divinity of man, the power of thought, the soul’s connection to the Infinite. But the system told you he was just speeches— just lyrics— and left out the spirit. They never tell you— Garvey was a healer. He studied New Thought. And he read: Science of Mind — Ernest Holmes Divine Science and Healing — Malinda Cramer The Secret Doctrine — Helena Petrovna Blavatsky The Creative Mind — Ernest Holmes Poems of Passion — Ella Wheeler Wilcox Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures — Mary Baker Eddy (Source: Robert A. Hill, Marcus Garvey: Life and Lessons, 1987) And he combined all that with the Bible, and an African worldview that valued our relationship with each other, with nature, with the divine— that Rastafari transformed into I and I— and which New Age gurus today are calling Non-Dual Thinking. Garvey didn’t do this to escape the world— he did it to remake it. Into a world where we could thrive. Because Garvey didn’t use spirit to avoid pain or to become a millionaire, he used it to build community. No retreats. But spiritual armor. That’s why I created Daily Garvey Wisdom. It uses Garvey’s own words— straight from The Philosophy and Opinions, a book Garvey called a “Text-Book of Negro Inspiration”— so that Jamaican parents, Caribbean parents, and Black parents can start the day with upfull words and pass them on to your children. Because Garvey wasn’t just ahead of his time— he was decoding a spiritual technology our people—and especially our children—still need. Because Garvey saw consciousness as the battleground for our people. So ask yourself: Can your favorite New Age guru teach you— as a Black person— how to live whole, free, and fearless in a system built to erase you? Garvey could. Garvey did. His words are battle-tested. New Age before New Age— but always for our people. But the question is: In matters of spirit… will we trust our own Black genius? Share this with someone who’s never heard about Garvey the metaphysician. Until next time—walk good. Before Deepak Chopra and Eckhart Tolle, Marcus Garvey was already teaching Jamaican parents, Caribbean parents, and Black parents about the power of thought, the divinity of man, and the soul’s connection to the Infinite. Drawing from New Thought, Divine Science, Christian metaphysics, and African worldviews, Garvey built a spiritual foundation designed not for escape but for Black upliftment. His work fused ideas from Science of Mind, Divine Science and Healing, The Secret Doctrine, and the Bible into a powerful spiritual technology our children still need today. Through Daily Garvey Wisdom, Garvey’s battle-tested words live on—arming a new generation with consciousness, pride, and community strength. New Age before New Age—but always for our people. Walk good. Marcus Garvey, Jamaican parents, Caribbean parents, Black parents, New Thought, Divine Science, Christian metaphysics, African worldviews, spiritual foundation, Black upliftment, spiritual technology, Daily Garvey Wisdom, consciousness, pride, community strength. Book List: Science of Mind — Ernest Holmes Divine Science and Healing — Malinda Cramer The Secret Doctrine — Helena Petrovna Blavatsky The Creative Mind — Ernest Holmes Poems of Passion — Ella Wheeler Wilcox Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures — Mary Baker Eddy (Source: Robert A. Hill, Marcus Garvey: Life and Lessons, 1987) #JamaicanParents #CaribbeanParents #BlackParents #TheStoryOfMarcusGarvey #MarcusGarveyQuote #Rastafari

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