The Real Me is Good Energy



*This is a more metaphysical or meta motivational post:

Cap Black, is my consciousness  expressed as grassroots security consulting on a nonpartisan , nonsectarian frequency, homeless outreach ( supply sharing ) and #uplifting content creation.

The Cap Black Stickman is my first logo, and lifelong Self, made for me by Adeeb Shabazz

This Stickman is the real me: good energy, altruistic oscillation seeking like energy and avoiding or displacing unlike, negative energy ( crime, limitation, bigotry, etc ).

Simple or as complicated, as that.

Cap Black

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