Incarcerated for 19 years. Here’s how he found freedom | Shaka Senghor

**🕊️ From Prison to Freedom: A Journey of Inner Liberation** Before he ever stepped into a prison cell, he was already imprisoned—by trauma, grief, and the belief that his life had no other path but death or incarceration. This gripping story traces a man’s transformation from a street-hardened teen to a soul awakened behind bars. 🚨 Shot at 17. Convicted of second-degree murder at 19. 🔒 Spent 19 years incarcerated—seven in solitary confinement. 😞 Haunted by shame, loss, and a sense of dehumanization. But inside those walls, he found **three personal miracles**: 📚 **Books** – Malcolm X’s story sparked hope and a thirst for education. 💌 **Forgiveness** – A letter from his victim’s loved one opened his heart. 👶 **Fatherhood** – His son’s words drove him to become a man worth admiring. He reimagined his prison cell as a **university**, a **creator’s den**, a **meditation room**. And when the doors finally opened—just after his 38th birthday—he stepped into the world reborn. 🌍 Now, freedom means… Dancing for no reason. Crying without shame. Being present. Loving deeply. **"Freedom is trusting that the moment you're in is divine."** —A raw and powerful reminder that true liberation starts from within. Folllow this Podcast for daily Episodes ----------------- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices