MIKHAEL MASSA BANTU SPIRITUAL ACADEMY

ON SUCCESS IN THIS WORLD — AND WHY IT HAS A PRICE

Many people chase success and believe it is proof of truth, righteousness, or divine favor.
But this world is not neutral.
Its system was never designed to elevate pure souls.

True worldly success — fame, mass admiration, global approval — is impossible without paying an inner price.
Not because God forbids it,
but because the system does not allow it.

A person can live well.
A person can be provided for.
A person can live under the protection of TATA NZAMBI.
But to be loved by the world and remain truly aligned is impossible.

WHY THE WORLD REJECTS THOSE WHO COME TO CHANGE IT

Look at history.

Those who came to awaken people,
to heal, to teach, to guide humanity toward truth —
were rejected, mocked, persecuted, and destroyed.

The character of God’s messenger was humble, sacrificial, and truthful —
yet no one wanted him.

Why?

Because truth is uncomfortable.
Because light exposes.
Because real change threatens the system.

WHY THE WORLD LOVES OTHERS

Now look at who the world celebrates:

Athletes.
Actors.
Pop icons.
Idols.

People who do not confront the system.
People who do not awaken conscience.
People who carry no burden for humanity.

They do not divide their bread with the world.
They do not challenge injustice.
They do not call people to transformation.

Yet they are loved.

Why?

Because they do not disturb the system.
They provide distraction, not truth.
They sell dreams, not awakening.

The world loves what it can control.
It hates what makes people free.

THE GREATEST ILLUSION

Many believe:
“If I become successful, I will be heard.”

The truth is:
When the world hears you,
it is often because you are no longer a threat to it.

True servants of God are not celebrated —
they are tested.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR US

Our calling is not to be loved.
Our calling is not to be famous.

Our calling is:

to remain truthful

to remain clean in spirit

to live under the protection of TATA NZAMBI

Better a quiet life in truth and protection
than loud success with an empty soul.

This world rewards conformity —
but TATA NZAMBI rewards faithfulness.

FINAL WORD

If you are not loved by this system,
if you feel rejected,
if you feel out of place —

this is not failure.

Very often, it means
you have not been sold.

🕯️ Stay awake. Stay clean. Stay protected.
The true reward was never meant to be here.

YAYA Mikhael Massa

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What is happening in the world today is not random.
It is not chaos.
It is a system.

And it closely resembles the old children’s game
“Who’s afraid of the black man?”

At first, everyone laughs.
Everyone feels safe.
Everyone thinks it’s just a game.

Then he appears.

And suddenly, everyone runs.

Not for fun —
but out of fear.

This is exactly how people are trapped today.
Not with chains, but with fear, guilt, trauma, pressure, and false promises.
Not openly — but gradually.

First, you are watched.
Then tested.
Then pressured.

Until one day, you reach the point
where you believe you no longer have a choice.

The system is brutally simple:
Once you are inside,
you are expected to pull others in.

Not because you are evil,
but because refusing would cost you everything.

This is how networks of wounded people are created —
people who hurt others in order to survive themselves.
A cycle of fear, power, silence, and inner captivity.

From the outside, everything looks normal.
A job. A family. A smile. Status.
But inside, many are empty, broken, sick, and deeply alone.

This is not a game.
This is not fiction.
This is a warning.

True freedom does not begin with compliance.
It begins with the courage to say no,
even when there is a price to pay.

Those who pass on fear
keep the system alive.
Those who awaken
break it.
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YAYA MIKHAEL MASSA

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https://youtu.be/z1_O0HZRRqE?si=QokD2... this motivational speakers do deceive many, because of them and other no one can trust tmh messengers no more. In this end times it will be hard vir people to find the needle the truth believe me … and it will be very expensive even more than yet. So I understand why everyone is living the pagan life.

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🌍 Don't Forget Our Upcoming Trip to Africa in July! 🌍

Dear friends and family,

As we get closer to our special journey next month in July, we want to remind you not to miss this unique opportunity to reconnect with the roots of the continent!

✨ What to Expect:

Business Opportunities across Africa

Meeting of the Elders – ancient wisdom for modern times

Spiritual Healing & Knowledge guided by Mikhael Massa

📲 For more info and updates, visit our website:
👉 www.angolabantu.com

📧 Contact us at:
Email: wir.glauben.es@gmail.com
📞 Phone/WhatsApp: +49 1521 4669572

Let’s come together in unity, spirit, and purpose. Don’t miss this transformative experience!

– Angola Bantu Team www.angolabantu.com/

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Family can you See what is Happening worldwide prepare. We came to live in houses eat and and sleep 🛌 in the West. They will run to the east, west , north , south and north where they will find rest nor peace or a place they want to stay. Those who say the most highs wrath will not happen will see 👀. Who has will get more to what he has who does not have will crash 💥. And do not think if you hide the money you will make it the thief will come and show you that you always have been poor. Massa

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"We Live Through Our Children" – by Mikhael Massa

“You live through your children.
We, the Bantu, believe in reincarnation.
Just like in The Lion King—when Mufasa says,
‘We are all connected in the great circle of life.’
That’s not just a movie. That’s prophecy.

Our ancestors return through the womb.
That’s why your child may walk like your grandfather,
speak like your great-aunt,
or dream dreams meant for generations before.

The Bible speaks it too:
‘I will pour out my Spirit upon your offspring…’ (Isaiah 44:3)
‘You must be born again.’ (John 3:3)
That’s more than a metaphor.

In Black Panther, the ancestors live on in the ancestral plane.
But they also live in the next child born with purpose.
That’s why if we don’t build the future now,
we will return to it—and suffer again.

Paradise will be here, on earth—
through what we build, plant, and protect.
But if we don’t honor our seed,
we will reincarnate to a broken world we failed to heal.

Protect the children. Multiply. Teach them. Love them.
Because they are us.
And we are them.”

If You Don’t Build the Future, You Will Be Born Into Its Ruins" – by Mikhael Massa

They told us not to multiply.
They said, “Your numbers are dangerous.”
In the words of colonial planners:
“Too many Black bodies… must be controlled, not empowered.”

They forced birth control.
They sterilized our women.
They sold our children—then taught us to fear them.

And now?
We reject the womb.
We chase gold over God.
We abort the very souls that once built pyramids.

But hear this:
We Bantu do not die.
We return.
Through the child, we reincarnate.
Through the daughter, the warrior comes again.
Through the son, the prophet rises again.

Even the Bible whispers this mystery:
“What has been will be again…” (Ecclesiastes 1:9)
“Before I formed you, I knew you.” (Jeremiah 1:5)

You think you’re free?
But if you don’t build Zion now,
you’ll be born into Babylon again.
Into your own unfinished work.
Into the ruins of what you feared to face.

The Lion King was not a cartoon.
Mufasa said, “Look at the stars. The great kings live there.”
But they return through you.
If you listen.

Black Panther was not fantasy.
Wakanda was not heaven.
It was Earth restored—by the children of the forgotten gods.

So multiply.
Not just in number—but in vision, wisdom, power, and legacy.
Rebuild Eden here.
Or return again to suffer what you were meant to save.

The circle will not stop. Until you complete the work.
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The Ones You Look Down On Will Rise First
You think Heaven is for the perfect?
For the pastors in white robes?
For those with titles, suits, and polished sermons?

Let me remind you of a powerful truth spoken long ago:
“Truly I tell you, the tax collectors and the prostitutes are entering the Kingdom of God before you.”
(Matthew 21:31)

He wasn’t playing. The message was clear—He came for the broken, the rejected, the ones marred by life’s harsh realities. It is not the outward perfection of Instagram ministries or the hollow accolades of reputation; it is the humble plea of the afflicted that reaches the heart.

He declared, “I did not come for the healthy,” but for the sick.
(Luke 5:31–32)
And again, “I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.”
(Matthew 9:13)

While many cast judgment on the apparent sin and superficiality—the short skirts, the dirt, the visible scars—there are those who, every night, fall to their knees and cry, “Tata Nzambi, please don’t forget me.”
In contrast, those who preach from lofty pulpits, cloaked in power and pride, are not exempt from scrutiny. Their voices may rise, yet behind them lie secrets of abuse of power and a corruption of spirit.

He warned, “Many will say to me, ‘Lord, Lord... Didn’t we preach? Didn’t we prophesy?’”
Then He will answer, “I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!”
(Matthew 7:21–23)
Why is that? Because they had the position but not the purity, the fame but not the faith, the name but not the Spirit.

True Heaven is not built on reputation. It is about repentance, transformation, and the profound change of the heart. The last shall be first, and the least shall be greatest. For as it is written, “God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise.”
(1 Corinthians 1:27)

Do not be surprised when the one you laughed at is standing at the gates before you, or when the ex-drug dealer is dancing in glory while the proud preacher remains outside, knocking on a door that no longer opens for him.
Because the Kingdom is upside down. Grace is not for sale, and Mercy does not check resumes—it checks the heart.

Consider also the transformative words of Ezekiel:
“If the wicked turn from their sins and do what is just, they will surely live.”
(Ezekiel 18:21–23)

Other scriptures reinforce this reversal:

Luke 7:36–50 recounts the account of the woman who washed the feet with her tears, embodying a genuine love and repentance that vindicates her in the eyes of the Divine.

James 4:6 reminds us, “God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble.”

Isaiah 29:13 challenges us: “These people come near to me with their mouth and honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.”

And 1 Corinthians 1:27–29 teaches that God chooses what is lowly and weak, so that no one may boast before Him.

The essence of these truths is that transformation is the key—not the transient measure of reputation. It is not about a facade of righteousness, but a deep, internal renewal that often comes from the most unexpected quarters.

So ask yourself:

Have I only listened to one narrative of what it means to be righteous?

Do I judge by titles and appearances rather than the true condition of a heart?

Am I open to the possibility that those society has cast aside may indeed be the very ones through whom the Kingdom of Heaven is revealed?

It is time to unlearn the old frameworks and return to a sacred balance that honors transformation, repentance, and the inner workings of the heart. The divine order is not linear—it is a profound mystery where the roles are reversed. The ones you look down on may very well rise first.

Image Description for “The Ones You Look Down On Will Rise First”
Visual Concept:
Imagine a dramatic and surreal depiction that visually narrates the message of reversal. In the foreground, a diverse group of individuals—marked by the struggles of life, such as weathered faces, worn clothing, and visibly tired yet determined eyes—stand at the gates of a luminous, otherworldly city. Their expressions combine hope with resilience. In stark contrast, a group of figures dressed in formal, pristine attire stand outside the gates, their faces clouded with disappointment and disbelief.

Symbolism:

The Gates: Symbolize the entrance to divine grace and transformation; they glow with a warm, inviting light that suggests both mystery and salvation.

The City: Represents the Kingdom, a place where true worth is measured not by outward appearances but by the sincerity of the heart.

Contrasting Groups: One side, representing those society has discarded, radiates inner strength and hidden potential. The other, symbolizing the proud and self-assured, appears static and disconnected from true transformation.

Overall Mood:
The scene is imbued with both melancholy and hope—a powerful, visual paradox that challenges conventional notions of worth and success, urging the viewer to reconsider the true meaning of divine favor and redemption.

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