Samira E. Robinson
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Welcome!
Check back regularly for a new message of inspiration focusing on
our whole being - mind, body and spirit - as we live, work and play
in each new day.
This is it!
© 2008 by Samira E. Robinson. All rights reserved.
Often times we are waiting for something to happen. I say, try being what
it is you desire. Press beyond your fears. Reach for higher goals. Don’t
limit yourself to what you see around you. If you desire people to be
friendlier, try being more friendly yourself. If you wish the people you work
with had more integrity and a greater sense of professionalism, then you
practice those traits! If there is a system, product, or situation you want to
happen, create it! Set the example. See it, believe it, be it, do it!
Make happen what needs to happen in your life today. Leave no one
behind. The winds of change are blowing. Make sure that you are in the
upward shift of destiny’s divine call so that absolute good can manifest in
your life today.
In the rhythm of the flow of the goodness and greatness of God,
Samira
DO YOU HAVE THE AUDACITY TO BELIEVE? GET OUT THE VOTE!
What do
Basketball great
Michael Jordan,
Renowned pastor
and community
activist, Bishop
Arthur M. Brazier
and Samira's
mom all have in
common? Their
own tribute and
poem dedicated to
them in her book
"This Side of
Heaven- A Book
of Poems, Prayers
and Spiritual
Writings"
Available at these
fine stores:
Christ Universal
Temple Bookstore,
11901 S. Ashland
Avenue;
Apostolic Church of
God Bookstore
(Saving Grace Book
Center), 6320 S.
Dorchester Avenue;
African American
Images Books &
Gifts, 1909 W. 95th
Street;
57th Street Books
(A Seminary Co-op
Bookstore, 1301 E.
57th Street at
Kimbark;
Malcolm X College
Bookstore, 1900
W. Van Buren
Street.
See "About Me" page
for more information.
"This Side of Heaven, what a joy to read...the passion of her gift shows in every line!"
Melody Spann-Cooper, President & General Manager,
WVON Radio (1690 AM) The Talk of Chicago!
"Samira E. Robinson is a woman of faith who delivers an insightful approach on how to
enjoy life to its fullest potential."
Bishop Arthur M. Brazier, Pastor, Apostolic Church of God, Chicago.
"Before Iyanla Vanzant became a pop icon, before Oprah Winfrey fashioned a moment of
spirituality into her television show, and long before urban, top-forty radio stations across
the country began to include gospel music on their play list, collectively the community
appeared to say, Lord I need help...I surrender my life to you. Samira E. Robinson
reminds us that we need only to follow and surrender all to God, to be quiet and listen to
our still small voice, the voice of God who constantly advises us, and to expect the best."
Dr. Sheila Baldwin, Professor and Co-Chair, English Department,
Columbia College Chicago.