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12:29Now PlayingNick Cannon and Nuri Muhammad examine the spiritual battle taking place within the mind and how everything we consume can influence the person we become. Nuri explains how temptation can hijack natural desires, why every person must choose which internal voice to feed, and how positive thoughts can overpower destructive ones.
The conversation also explores false teachings, media manipulation, hip-hop’s responsibility to young listeners and the importance of protecting what enters through the eyes, ears and mouth. Nuri challenges viewers to examine whether their music, media and social feeds are tonic or toxic—and explains why discipline, truth and knowledge are essential to strengthening the mind.
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