What religion was you indoctrinated into?

Christianity.

A little Islam, a little Judaism.

You was born into Christianity?

Yeah, I was born into a family where we have Christians, Muslims, Jews and Moors.

So which one did you originally?

Just my grandmom was.

What do you call that?

Baptist, Christian, my dad Muslim.

Which one did you.

Which one was you feeling more the Christianity?

It don't matter.

I bounced between both households.

So, you know, when I was at my grandma, I went to church.

My dad, I had to do salat.

So

how was that on the psyche

for a kid?

You know, it pissed me off because you're always under a different discipline, you know, a different set of rules.

You gotta remember those rules and who you're dealing with.

So as I got older, you know, it became very easy to balance and then, in a sense, manipulate.

Do you still.

Do you subscribe to any one of them?

Now,

that's a tricky question.

What I will say to you is that I believe there's one Creator.

I believe that that creator has manifested in a multiplicity of entities.

So Christianity, in a sense, is right.

Islam, in a sense, is right.

Judaism, in a sense, is right.

Buddhism, in a sense, is right.

So I subscribe to high morality.

And when whatever high morality you can take from those religions, that is what I subscribe to.

I like that answer.

It's an interesting answer.

I got.

I got a question for you.

Yes.

How long did it take you to get to that answer?

Coming.

Being.

Bouncing back and forth from around the age of 23.

23.

Now, was that your introduction into astrology?

No.