That's The Moment I Learned That The

[the Land] Is A Film That Just Happens To Be Directed And Written By A Puerto Rican Guy With A Black Dad. It Seemed Like A Very Natural, Human Interaction Between People Who All Just Came From One Common Cesspool Of Bad Luck.

I Don't Have Any Particular Thing I Do Ritualistically. I Do The Same Thing Every Day. I Get Up. Drink A Lot Of Water. Have A Wheatgrass Shot. Drink Some Green Juice. Eat As Healthy As I Can.

It's Just That Little Box In The Middle Of Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Most Of The Time I Go I Don't Even Leave That Apartment. I Have Just Enough: A Little Bed, A Little Kitchen With Two Pots. I Make Some Tea And I Look Out The Window Or Just Lay Down.

I'm Not Trying To Win An Award For Being The Best Vegetarian, Just Want To Be Healthy. Take A Salt Bath. Do Things That My Parents Were Never Able To Do. I'm Blessed To Do Anything I Want So I Decide To Take The Best Care Of My Body And My Family In The Same Way. Holistically. Vitally.

We Lock Ourselves Into Our Own Philosophies, Our Own Religions, Our Own Walks Of Life, And If We Fail, We Condemn Ourselves And Then We Get Sick.