A message from Emmanuel Fon Mallo, Founder of Wake Up N Go   THE DEDICATION This practice—Wake Up N Go—I dedicate to caregivers and to senior veterans. To those who rise each morning

The Gesture That Changes Everything A word from Ngiafon: After relaxing and reminding yourself, you decide to wake up. The best way to wake up is to be gentle by lifting your arms in the air. By lifting your arms in the air, you are sending signals to your brain that it

The pathway to homelessness is rarely just about individual circumstances—it's deeply rooted in institutional failures across multiple systems.   The Reality: Workplace environments can introduce external pressures that destabilize family units Family court systems

Daily Schedule: 5:00 AM – 6:30 AM   The Sacred First Moments    A word from Ngiafon:   When you go to bed, your body rests. It's as if you forgot everything you were experiencing—your body goes to sleep. When you wake up, you must be gentle while waking and be reminded of the day.

Radio and Television Schedule       This is not just a morning routine — it is a daily rebirth, a moment of reconnection with self and source.   Daily Schedule: 5:00 AM – 6:30 AM “Wake

In today’s world, many children are growing up not in the warmth of love, but in the crossfire of conflict between parents. They are too often used as pawns in battles they did not start, manipulated by one parent to reject the other, or denied the truth of their own

  Violence shows not strength, but weakness of spirit. In the wisdom of the ancestors, “a raging fire burns the hut of its owner first.” When we feel offended, our true

Spiriletics is an innovative holistic discipline rooted in the Ashingne tradition that aims to harmonize the physical, spiritual, and emotional dimensions of being. It integrates ancient ancestral wisdom with modern

Each morning, a quiet invitation rises with the sun — to Stand Up N Go — not just into routine, but into reverence.   This is a sacred discipline preserved through generations. In the Ashingne tradition, life is understood not as a single breath of time, but as a continuum — where