In frame: Frankie Gymit, Pro Lifestyle Coach I keep the voices in my head on heavy rotation, a propeller would be jealous. It’s one of the things that comes with being a professional. Soon as you begin to specialize in one thing and the moments after you choose to hone in on your special skills, you go from being an amateur to being a textbook professional. It’s a profound experience and a powerful transition.    Metaphysically speaking, going pro means doing the shit that you came to earth to do. Fulfilling your karmic debt, embodying your unique life vision. When you go pro, you go from chasing your dreams, to living your dreams in  a real practical fashion. If your Consciousness is a Light, going pro looks like letting your Light shine.    I got into the Contentainment Universe as an amateur blogger, in the early days of The Address. I was winging it. I had no background in media. I only recognized that I am a professional writer, journalist, graphic artist a...

  Still in the middle of rolling out his debut contentainment capsule, BNSN premiered his new video called Out of  The Blue:Introduction to BNSN   on YouTube  on June 13. The video runs over 15 minutes and will serve as BNSN's first video of the year. The contentainment video follows a documentary-esque plot, with a myriad of clips merged together to build a narrative around what BNSN represents as a Thought Producer, Author and originator of Contentainment. According to sources, Out of the Blue was filmed in parts of Limuru subcounty and the Uplands area of Lari.

The history of mainstream education is probably dark, unheard of and actually hidden from the masses who go through the school systems of today. I didn’t bother to look up how education started, but you should.   I can tell you this however, education, as it is today, is a major setback in the natural evolution of human beings occupying the Earth at this time. If you have fortunately read any of my other articles in the Light Work Contentainment Capsule, you know that I keep the voices in my head on heavy rotation. One of those voices keeps telling me to talk about mainstream education. Here goes nothing.   Like everyone else born before and after me, I started attending school when I was what, five years old? Before we continue, why does a five-year-old toddler have to go to school at all? My common sense and the voices in my head all agree in unison that five-year-old kids belong at home with their mothers and fathers. But no, education is important and school is...

The perceived war and the merging between man and machine is scary and imminent. That's if we are asking the dooms day preppers and sci-fi apostles. It's a perceived war because in reality, there is no chance of artificial intelligence subduing natural intelligence. It's a perceived war because there is no reality in which AI functions in a similar capacity to Human intelligence. Human Intelligence is the mother of all Intelligence. It's a Supreme intelligence that comes from the Natural Consciousness which is the root of  natural Life. What makes Human Intelligence a marvel of its own kind is the role it plays in the creation of matter and events to occupy time and space. I am talking about turning Consciousness into real tangible reality in which human experience takes place. Written by BNSN X Hermes Trismegistus For the Light Work Contentainment Capsule  This capacity to turn Consciousness into Reality, to create objects and events in time and space, is supported by ...

Mainstream local news is taking Kenyans by storm. The News spoke to local news enthusiasts about their experience watching mainstream news on a daily basis for most of their lives.. local news   "I just like how they never miss the latest stories about politics. It is very inspiring to watch all politicians of different parties and places argue it out on TV during the news!" - 25 Y/o Story fabricator "I make sure I get home on time to put on the news. I watch the 7pm news and the 9pm news. I like to stay updated on things that don’t affect me and have no bearing in my life. Did you hear about the top scorers in the last national exams.?" - 23 year old, Nairobi "It (Local News) keeps me informed so I have stuff to worry about all the time and to keep me on edge in my life. Who doesn’t like it? There is peace in knowing all the terrible things happening in my country. Now I know what exactly to worry and pray about. May God forgive us." - 40 year old fiction...

  Original Cover Photo by @muchaii You are one of the biggest voices in the city today, what do you think is happening in Nairobi today? BNSN :Everything is going on in Kenya and all over the planet, It's no longer a local game, what we are doing is global, and it has planetary level of impact, The days when we used to look at ourselves as mere 'locals' are gone, Everything we are doing in Nairobi today will touch the lives of  all people on Earth, That’s whats up in Nairobi, its really going down in Africa if you ask me, BNSN: Its been four days since you started work back at The Address. How is it going? BNSN: Gods plan is taking shape. I look at all the reactions we are getting on published stories and it shows me that people are paying attention to what is going on at The Address. You have released several articles already led by Letter to Anne Mwaura, the Jinx video, the Power of Musau and Nairobi Expressways' Midnight car meets and several others…. Can you talk ab...

Article cover art by Benson Kirobi People change all the time. What doesn't change is human nature. Hear me out. Times may change but our desire to make a difference stays the same. Case study: Musau Matheka, the man who has constantly influenced the evolutionary path of Contemporary culture. How so? Shit, good question. Anybody and everyone involved with the Arts is directly involved with Culture. Period. I see people talking about how we have lost our culture in this age , but you couldn't be further from the Truth. Culture doesn't die. Culture is forever. It's a way of life. For Musau, it's called Shrap Life. Most people don't even realize that our culture is alive more than ever. You look at the things Musau is upto, and you see a perpetrator of Culture. I guarantee you he sees himself that way too. How can he not be a cultural influencer when he is behind one of the most appealing music genres? How can he not? Tell me. From a leadership perspective, Musau i...