“I never thought my story would ever be worthy enough to tell. Like most inner city Asiatic (Black) males, I was poor, drug abuse, violence, criminal activity and perversion was prevalent in our neighborhood we accepted it as normal. Thus for my life have culminated with me serving 29 consecutive years in prison and still counting. Relationship First Aid is the program that contributed to the revival of the spirit that was lost in me. It taught me internal introspection regarding thoughts being manifested through universal law. Everything that I thought I had failed at were actually steps toward achieving something greater in life. My  past experiences has aided me in facilitating substance abuse, youth mentoring and volunteer work for the Good Neighbor Project, which is a program that promote restorative justice in our communities. I learned giving of one’s self was the true secret to success, the more you give the more you receive. I also learned when the power of the mind is in tune with the universe everything is possible. I gave all I had gained from my past experiences to my present thus my journey have been defined. Being a substance counselor or mentoring delinquent children is my call beyond prison walls. R.F.A. (Relationship First Aid) helped me to understand how everything in life is connected and have order, our job is to preserve that order and maintain that Divine
Connection.”