“Power is like a knife. It can be used to cut bread to share with your neighbor or stab you in the back.” — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“Only when we acknowledge ourselves as we really are can we begin to take inventory of the physical, mental, and emotional clutter that no… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“At a certain age, I come to understand all roads led to my vagina. I have no idea why this is the case. It’s… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“Be a follower. Be a leader. Learn what it means to be both. Don’t follow a follower. Follow your heart. Be careful of frauds.… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“The thought of holy comes before holy is built. Focusing on thinking healthy, positive thoughts is a precursor to the Universe channeling divine energy… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“Magazine and television advertisements have me subconsciously believing that a sexy airbrushed image can sell a lot more canned tomatoes than without this image.… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“It’s not just on specific days or times to be conscious of God’s presence, but all the time. I can feel holiness inside a… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“We are all made from the same seeds. It makes sense to say that compassion, love sunshine, water and nourishing seeds will grow into… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“Walk on your own yellow brick road. If you can’t find one, spray paint your way into happiness. If that doesn’t work, buy yellow… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“In reality, the vagina is not a game of soccer to be kicked around like a ball. Its goal is to love and not… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“How we’re brought in to this world determines where we begin on life’s starting line. Are we born on the first row or in… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“To illustrate toaster righteousness, let’s say God decides to use toasters to spread His messages. He incorporates his love into an LLC called God’s… — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
“Your positions in life are not understood until you stand firmly in them.” — Sadiqua Hamdan Copy Share Image
