Post Represents: Saturday, August 6, 2011
Previously Related Post: The Bad, The UGLY & The Magic
Despite how bad I was treated by the community housing facility today something magical took place by the end of the night. The source of that magic came from Mr. Mbeti Hitt. Two weeks ago, during my very first night (Life Styles of the Storage & Community Housing) there were two general thoughts flowing through my mind.
1. "Will I be used as a vessel to help substance abuse people in the future?"
2. "Am I suppose to teach or send them a message?"
The reason those thoughts flowed through my mind are because I know every aspect of my life as a purpose. Moreover, based on all the great things Mbeti has recently said about me, it's sincerely possible that my short two week stay at the community housing facility had a divine purpose and reason. I've been writing about a very intelligent person since my first night at the community housing facility. Now here is your chance to experience his intellect for yourself.
Motown Maurice interviews Mbeti Hitt on the topic of Mental Health (Part 1)
After much success and disappointment from hosting live talk shows in his hometown Tampa, FL, this seeker relocated to Los Angeles, CA on September 19, 2010 to begin an epic journey that does not consist of a plan B. Virtually unknown in the entertainment industry, this brave man is in pursuit of one goal & purpose; to become a nationally syndicated late night talk show host. This is the quest of Motown Maurice. Remember his name, for he is The Future of Late Night Television.
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Motown a true interviewer in one who can talk with kings, heads of states, the common man/woman, and paupers. You indeed are the ultimate interviewer, and I applaud you for taking the time out to interview someone who most people in sociey would shun. I think it was so commendable for you to take a bad situation, living in community housing, for two weeks and take away something positive from the experience. The take that I get from this interview is that we are all Gods creation whether we are infirm or "perfect" and that we should treat one another with dignity and respect.
ReplyDeleteMental illness does not have a respect of person, race, creed, or nationality at any moment either one of us could be stricken with the illness. As you know I have a very close family member with a mental illness and my prayer is that he's not looked upon or frowned upon because of his illness. Mbeti looks and speaks just like you or I, but when one learns that this articulate, intelligent person has a mental illness he is immediately shun and stigmatized by people who are so called "normal".
My hope is that mental illness will get the much need attention and funds for research that are needed so that we as a community can come together and assist our fellow man/woman who suffers from this complex illness.
In closing I would like to say that we should show respect and compassion, and treat our mentally ill brothers and sister like we'd like to be treated if we were in their shoes.