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Let us evoke a conversation with this: Are you #WOKE?

 To some degree all people regulate the worth of their lives based on whether or not their needs are met. Both subconsciously and consciously, we are hardwired to the following root concept: when our needs are met, then we have achieved our relative level of peace.

 This, my good people, is THE universal purpose of existence.

 Let's think: If it does not induce what you consider to be solace or contentment then what is it actually worth? When we dissect this question we uncover two premises: (1) action is coerced by an individual's need for serenity and (2) the worth of that specific action is solely dependent upon its direct relation to what they define as peaceful (that’s a bit of a tongue twister).

 When these premises are evaluated it can be concluded that an action is deemed worthless if it does not meet the needs of someone attempting to attain peace.  

 Experienced thinkers like to call this process Self-Actualization, as characterized by psychologist and theorists such as: Kurt Goldstein, Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow.

 TO SELF ACTUALIZE. . . is to be (1) conscious of one's self within their mind, (2) aware of self within the tangible reality, and (3) mindful of self within the eyes of the world.

 The strategy presumed here involves a person's systematic effort to meet the various goals presented to us as humans. So, basically everything I already said has a fancy term for it. It is universally believed that anyone who embarks on this journey becomes more accessible in ways that can promote literally anything, including unity and empowerment.

 This, my good people, is the TCKway.

 A #WOKE person handcrafts their needs around how they wish to self actualize. WE must understand that no two people will ever be identical in this endeavor. Ultimately, a transformation occurs allowing people to not only create change, but also become the change they wish to see. ThemCloudKids focuses on embodying aspects of this ideology as well as the Ubuntu lifestyle. If and when this shift occurs, the possibilities prove to be endless.

 What will you wake up and do?

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

 "Finding happiness is like finding yourself. You don't find happiness, you make happiness. You choose happiness. Self-actualization is a process of discovering who you are, who you want to be and paving the way to happiness by doing what brings you the most meaning and contentment to your life over the long run."

Eventually, we all will have to pass on — all that we know — onto our forthcoming generations. When the mind is capable of not only understanding but accepting this, life’s focus shifts: will what I have decided to do, say, or believe in bring the world a step closer to peace?

Surely this is a rather grand uncertainty that can’t always be answered with a simple yes or no, but for the sake of this introduction, know that many people ask themselves this question on a regular basis. Perhaps this space is where we originate from: ThemCloudKids, an official non-profit organization pioneered by Rutgers University students who aim to unite, uplift and empower all through Ubuntu.

To clarify our purpose: we care deeply, about everyone. Our mission statement proclaims that we consciously maintain a pro-people perspective. With this in mind, as well as the South African belief system Ubuntu made popular by Nelson Mandela, ThemCloudKids are able to promote kindness and compassion for all. You see, we believe that even after every number has been crunched and after all the professionals have tested and retested their theories, it truly always comes down to whether or not “you” care.

Both tragedies and triumphs circumnavigate our societies daily. In the end, it simply becomes a personal choice as to whether or not someone further investigates or responds to that situation. ThemCloudKids is a collective of peers that deem it necessary to do just that. We openly support positive productivity in today’s world, but we also try to effectively react to adversities that effect the people around us. We strive to achieve this level of awareness and proactivity via our website, blog, social media platforms, committee meetings, and our public events. Amongst our efforts to interact and inform communities, we hope to inspire others to get involved in any way, shape or form conducive with the Ubuntu theory.

To us, it begins here: our blog is a direct narrative between readers & the organization. It is here that updated information, events, and discussions can be found. Addressing & comprehending the perspectives of everyone, especially the youth, is our upmost priority. #HelpUsHelpUs! As a unit, we understand the constant pressures that attempt to silence and or deter the outspoken individual. Empathetically, we extend our resources as the needed podium to break barriers.

That being said, let us travel back to the beginning: the future. The purpose of all the hard work and dedication woven into this organization is so that whilst here, connections can be made with as many people as possible. These relationships will  build up the Ubuntu lifestyle. Those very same connections, if bonded with true compassion and kindness, will flourish on way longer than any of us are able to.

That idea — that distinct possibility, is the driving force behind the shift of our life’s focus. We will create a chain reaction that affects the entire world.

 We shall leave you with this: