The Kairas Initiative is a call to discerning Black Men of conscious that are looking to claim their life’s destiny, embody their ancestral tradition of unparalleled leadership, and contribute to the legacy of Black manhood.
Black Men have the Lowest Life Expectancy and the Highest Death Rate
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kairasThe Egyptian ‘Ka’ was considered the soul’s breath, or life force energy, that doubled one’s physical presence and carried on the legacy of one’s actions from one life to the next. The Egyptian ‘Ir’ was considered the the soul’s vision, or eye, which acknowledged the duty or destiny ordained by the soul. The Egyptian ‘Ras’ connotes a raising up or spiritual elevation that requires the need to suspend or to negate dysfunctional behaviors that stem from traumatic experiences.
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“Our greatest struggle is against our own weaknesses”
- Amilcar Cabral
Our rich legacy as Black men tells us all too well that the
consequences for us can be very different from what is
expected for everyone else. So, rather than merely focus
on the challenges at stake, we must discover how best
to define Black manhood for ourselves.
consequences for us can be very different from what is
expected for everyone else. So, rather than merely focus
on the challenges at stake, we must discover how best
to define Black manhood for ourselves.
Life CoachingBlack men are faced with a unique set of socially accepted challenges that often distort a clarity of purpose and encourage a felt-sense of isolation. The Kairas Initiative aims to provide the tools for Black Men to courageously address these challenges, establish a clear sense of belonging, and live a purpose-driven life.
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Leadership CoachingVision is the basis of Leadership. Without a vision for your life, there is no choice but to be lead by someone else's vision for your life. Black men have a long standing history of visionary leadership that is often ignored. The Kairas Initiative offers visionary techniques to improve ones personal and professional life.
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Legacy Coaching
While living-out your vision and fulfilling your duties as a leader, there is a call to utilize your experience to benefit the emerging generation in a construction manner. Such an intergenerational calling is common amongst Black men, yet there are far to few opportunities for such a call to be answered.
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