HumanitysTeam | Mindset. Heartset. Reset. "Guantánamo's Grace" featuring Ammar Coban & Mohamedou Ould Slahi @HumanitysTeam | Uploaded December 2023 | Updated October 2024, 10 hours ago.
Mindset. Heartset. Reset. is deeply honored to host two extraordinary guests who embody resilience, compassion, and the unwavering pursuit of the values that bind us. Mohamedou Ould Slahi, who endured 14 years of unjust detention and torture at the infamous Guantánamo detention camp, and Ammar Coban, the family friend and relentless advocate in a David and Goliath battle with the United States to secure an innocent man’s release, share narratives that challenge preconceptions and illuminate the profound strength found in kindness, faith, and forgiveness.
These compelling stories expose the consequences of political agendas rooted in divisive othering that lead to profound injustices where human suffering and loss of humanity are simply considered collateral damage – and how each person’s commitment to unrelentingly embracing LOVE and kindness ultimately wins the day. At the heart of our discussion is an exploration of the foundational belief that differing backgrounds do not make us enemies, rather they articulate humanity’s shared path – the common experiences, challenges, and aspirations that bind us together, transcending differences in culture, ethnicity, nationality, and other factors.
The revolution to reveal lies that disempower and divide has already begun as humanity awakens to the truth and mobilizes towards unity. Join us on Tuesday, December 19th for Guantánamo's Grace: The Freedom in Kindness, Faith, and Forgiveness and discover how the stories that we internalize and share will define the future of humanity. In the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, we learn that we are not powerless but agents of change, and by showing up as builders of love and peace, we contribute to a world that cherishes the dignity of every individual.
Mindset. Heartset. Reset. is deeply honored to host two extraordinary guests who embody resilience, compassion, and the unwavering pursuit of the values that bind us. Mohamedou Ould Slahi, who endured 14 years of unjust detention and torture at the infamous Guantánamo detention camp, and Ammar Coban, the family friend and relentless advocate in a David and Goliath battle with the United States to secure an innocent man’s release, share narratives that challenge preconceptions and illuminate the profound strength found in kindness, faith, and forgiveness.
These compelling stories expose the consequences of political agendas rooted in divisive othering that lead to profound injustices where human suffering and loss of humanity are simply considered collateral damage – and how each person’s commitment to unrelentingly embracing LOVE and kindness ultimately wins the day. At the heart of our discussion is an exploration of the foundational belief that differing backgrounds do not make us enemies, rather they articulate humanity’s shared path – the common experiences, challenges, and aspirations that bind us together, transcending differences in culture, ethnicity, nationality, and other factors.
The revolution to reveal lies that disempower and divide has already begun as humanity awakens to the truth and mobilizes towards unity. Join us on Tuesday, December 19th for Guantánamo's Grace: The Freedom in Kindness, Faith, and Forgiveness and discover how the stories that we internalize and share will define the future of humanity. In the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, we learn that we are not powerless but agents of change, and by showing up as builders of love and peace, we contribute to a world that cherishes the dignity of every individual.
