J.A.L.M.-BLOG

You Love Introducing Chaos Into My Calm I know you were responsible for the chaos and confusion last night and again this morning. Chaos is what you bring because peace no longer lives with you. You are unraveling because you lost your position as Peter’s shield. He no longer trusts you—because your incompetence keeps jeopardizing the very empire you were supposed to protect. That loss of trust is eating at you, and instead of owning your failures, you’ve chosen to chase me. I didn’t make you commit the mistakes you’ve made. I didn’t force your hand. I didn’t sabotage your position. I simply pointed out what was already broken—hoping it might help. From that moment on, you chose pursuit over correction, retaliation over reflection. And every step you’ve taken since has caused more damage to your reputation and to Peter’s as well. Your chaos cannot conquer my calm. Your confusion cannot override my clarity. Your instability cannot disturb my peace. You keep thinking that “getting ...

  The Gift of Globalism What I’m doing is not new. Producing music and content in languages other than the one you speak has always been part of global creativity. Some of the most celebrated American films were directed by people who weren’t American and didn’t grow up speaking American English as their first language. Yet they told American stories with excellence, insight, and impact. Global perspective has never disqualified creativity—it has enhanced it. The same is true in music. Many of the most influential producers shaping American sound and culture today come from outside the U.S. They didn’t need to be born American or speak a certain way to contribute something meaningful. Skill, vision, discipline, and understanding transcend language. Technology now allows artists to translate, adapt, and share their work across cultures responsibly and creatively. That isn’t deception—it’s progress. It’s stewardship of tools made available in this generation. Languages were d...

 El Origen de las Diferentes Lenguas Hubo un tiempo en que la humanidad hablaba un solo idioma. Unidos, intentaron construir una torre que alcanzara el cielo, no para honrar a Elohim, sino para asegurar su poder y resistir la dependencia de Él (Génesis 11). Temían la destrucción, a pesar de que Yahuah ya había hecho un pacto de no volver a destruir la tierra con un diluvio; el arcoíris era la señal. En lugar de confiar en Su promesa, la humanidad optó por la autopreservación mediante el orgullo y el control. Así que Yahuah confundió su idioma, multiplicando las lenguas y dispersando al pueblo, no como crueldad, sino como restricción. La división detuvo una obra malvada unificada. Los idiomas no surgieron de la grandeza humana. Surgieron de la intervención divina.

  The Origin of Different Tongues There was a time when humanity spoke one language . United, they attempted to build a tower to heaven—not to honor Elohim, but to secure power for themselves and resist dependence on Him (Genesis 11). They feared destruction, even though Yahuah had already made a covenant never to destroy the earth again by flood—the rainbow was the sign. Instead of trusting His promise, humanity chose self-preservation through pride and control. So Yahuah confused their language , multiplying tongues and scattering the people—not as cruelty, but as restraint. Division stopped a unified wicked work. Languages did not come from human greatness. They came from divine intervention .

  Las lenguas coloniales no son objetos sagrados Las lenguas son herramientas, no ídolos. La mayoría de la gente fuera de España habla español hoy en día porque se lo impusieron a sus antepasados ​​durante la conquista. Sus lenguas originales fueron silenciadas, borradas o enterradas. Así que no, el español no pertenece a los guardianes modernos, como tampoco me pertenece a mí. Nadie es dueño de una lengua. No es un becerro de oro que se pueda proteger o convertir en arma. Crear música en otra lengua no es robo. Idolatrar una lengua colonial ignorando la devastación que causó es una reverencia injustificada. La verdad no necesita permiso, y la cultura no necesita guardianes.

  Colonial Tongues Are Not Sacred Objects Languages are tools—not idols. Most people outside Spain speak Spanish today because it was forced on their ancestors through conquest. Their original languages were silenced, erased, or buried. So no—Spanish does not belong to modern gatekeepers any more than it belongs to me. No one owns a language. It is not a golden calf to be protected or weaponized. Creating music in another language is not theft. Idolizing a colonial tongue while ignoring the devastation behind it is misplaced reverence. Truth doesn’t need permission—and culture doesn’t need gatekeepers.