Your Wound Becomes Your Medicine Hey y’all, I am so excited to step into this next chapter — this shift, this evolution — as The Mediocre Black Woman becomes a Spiritual House. Before we open the doors fully, I want to show you one of our most important pillars. Y’all know me: I blend many tools. But the first foundation of this rebrand? Astrology. And specifically, the archetype of Chiron — the Wounded Healer. Chiron: The Original Wound, The Original Teacher In the old myths, Chiron was...

This message is all about communication and embracing love at a higher consciousness. Communication from your Spirit Team — God, your Ancestors, and your Spirit Guides. And honestly, the Ancestors made the biggest entrance in this spread. They were all over the cards, the symbols, the imagery… they showed up loud. And this particular Super Full Moon is happening during a Major Lunar Standstill — an 18.6-year cycle where the moon reaches its highest point in the sky. So this moon doesn’t just...

I had plans to launch the trailer for Season 2 of the podcast this coming Tuesday. But when I paused and slowed myself down a bit, Spirit began dropping more downloads about the other pillars needed to strengthen the structural integrity of this spiritual house we’re building. As you know, we began with our first pillar of Chiron through the post “Do You Know Where Your Wound Lives?” But as I’ve been sitting with this energy, I realized that our House is held up by four pillars, not two. Over...

A Personal Message for Anyone Struggling to Turn Their Gifts Into Their Livelihood I wasn’t planning to record this message because it was initially a personal one. But when I sat down with the “Threat to the Script” spread — the one I created earlier this week for the collective — Spirit was like, “You thought this was just for you. Share it!”. And the message that came through? Too aligned. Too necessary not to share. This is for anyone who feels the tug-of-war between their calling and...

I was up in the prayer closet writing in my journal when I realized the energy pouring through wasn’t just a post — it was the beginning of a signature reading/spread format for the House. My journal entry opened with: “A woman who knows herself is dangerous to people still living from obligation.” I saw that line sitting on the page and immediately started singing: “Damn, that’s hot…And when they play it in they car…They gonna drop they tops like, damn, that’s hot”. Because that’s the...

Hey y’all, As you know, we just wrapped Season 1 of The Mediocre Black Woman Podcast, and with every ending comes a beginning. The Mediocre Black Woman is evolving. Spirit’s been whispering that its time for this podcast and publication to turn into a full Spiritual House. You’ll hear more when Season 2 drops on December 2, 2025, but for now, I’m opening the doors to a new room in the house — a series called Straight Out the Prayer Closet. This series will consist of collective messages,...

Mahogany Purpose (also known as Mahogany Villars) is a multidisciplinary artist and creative strategist whose work bridges heart, healing, and heritage. With a background in social work and over 15 years of service in community and human development, Mahogany centers Black and Brown stories through art, poetry, and intentional representation. She is the founder of Clubhoggy Black Greeting Cards, a line of affirming, hand-drawn cards created to help us see ourselves and celebrate our...

JD Johnson is the visionary Founder of J² Elevate Consulting, a firm dedicated to solving the critical problem of unprepared new and emerging leaders in the modern workplace. After a career of 20+ years spanning diverse industries—from telecommunications to healthcare—JD witnessed firsthand the detrimental effect of leadership gaps on company culture and employee potential. This journey, shaped by every kind of manager imaginable, fueled her passion for organizational psychology and...

Dakarai Larriett is an Alabama native — the son of a U.S. Army veteran and a public school teacher — whose life and leadership reflect the values of service, integrity, and resilience. His run for the U.S. Senate was born out of a personal injustice: a false arrest in 2024 that could have silenced him, but instead ignited a new mission. A lifelong learner and bridge-builder, Dakarai earned a full scholarship to the University of Alabama and spent his junior year as an exchange student at...