Conscious Conservatism: The 10 Spiritual Laws Governing Our Movement and How We Inject Them in the Social, Political, and Economic Spheres

​Note: This guide was first published in January 2019. It has been updated to reflect our current Movement and accomplishments.

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Greetings Beloved,

​Let me begin this lesson with an understanding of Conscious Conservatism, a term I coined after launching The Fifteen 20 Rise content.

Conscious Conservatism is based on the belief that spiritual laws and principles guide our human behavior and interaction. As humans, we conserve these truths and implement these values in culture, society, and politics. 

Conscious Conservatives use our words to tear down godless ideologies that rise up against our spiritual, conservative values; then we build or plant again in our communities so people thrive.

Conscious Conservatives empower. Even when we point out problems in our communities, we immediately present viable solutions WITH the people so each one prospers. We do so because we understand spiritual laws, which is higher-level thinking.

Conscious Conservatives are cognizant of the power of the blessing. We understand our words contain life or death; therefore, we use our words to bless — and not curse — fellow Americans. We don’t use our power, platforms, and voices to belittle people. We uplift, because we know our words shape our future and our world.

Conscious Conservatives understand we cannot help anyone if we are constantly bashing them. The Law of Sowing and Reaping is always in effect. Therefore, if we curse fellow Americans, we know a curse will come back on us. Therefore, we bless.

Conscious Conservatism invades the political space. Such Conservatives are not afraid to engage in topics most Americans want to address. Conscious Conservatives are beholden to neither Party, although we seek to take over the Republican one to provide political competition to individuals like Black American voters.
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Simply put: Conscious Conservatism is an ideology based on moral conservative principles that focus on empowerment and progress in politics, culture, and society.

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