Don’t Panic. Verify. Adopt.
We’re in a spiritual war for attention, language and sovereignty. In South Africa, fear marketing around AI and cannabis keeps people as consumers, not creators. This post sets out a practical doctrine for our context: focus on real risks (SIM-swap, phishing), ignore hype (voice clones—for now), and practice Responsible Adult Consumption. Build language/data/distribution sovereignty. Don’t panic. Verify. Adopt. Sun-grown minds, sun-grown plants.
I Speak Because He Couldn’t — A Letter for Freddy
My brother Freddy died with his truth still inside him.
I refuse to do the same.
He was the quiet one—the good one—praised for his gentleness, even as it buried him.
I now speak not just for myself, but for him.
Because silence can kill, and truth—costly as it may be—is the only breath I have left to offer.
The South African Human Has Lost His Mind
This blog journeys into the unconscious minds of black South Africans, who continue to exist in survival mode in 2025. There is no botho, in survival mode!
Father’s Declaration
a reflective piece about how an present black father navigates the South African Children’s courts which fails to full prioritize the well being of children
“No Need to Make Enemies”
They say, “If you don’t have an enemy, create one.” That’s Western thinking. Sharp-edged. Scarcity-based.It’s the logic of conquest, branding wars, and political theatre.It’s about defining yourself by what you are not—not them, not that, not those. But Bra Peter comes from a different soil. In African philosophy, we don’t start by naming enemies.We […]
“Maemo a Fatshe” – A Bra Peter Sunday Vent
“Bojalwa le strata ga se maemo” Warren Masemola. “when you are high, you don’t do low things” Bra Peter
Trash and Silence: Two Mirrors We Must Face
Bra Peter reflects on two difficult phrases that we avoid discussing or even reflect upon. Men are trash and White people are land thieves.
Modern Marriage, Township Roots, and the Crisis of Consciousness
A raw reflection on township life, modern black marriages, addiction, and how historical trauma shapes families today. This is a call to wake up, remember who we are, and reclaim our future
Learning in the Field: How Morphic Resonance, AI, and Cannabis Intersect in Black Consciousness
A personal reflection by Bra Peter on how cannabis, AI, and the concept of morphic resonance are helping shift Black South African consciousness—one ripple at a time.