Fayah Henry

Fayah is an author, italist-vital, moralist, loves deep, righteous music, activist for the fair treatment of children, holistic chef, minimalist, and a very loving and nurturing person who lives a very natural and balanced lifestyle. In 2019, Fayah became a survivor and thriver of a double brain aneurysm that led to having to relearn all basic living skills, such as talking, walking, reading, etc. Through this process, adversity taught him patience and gave clarity to meekness, misfortune taught him tolerance, away from all frustration. Rastafari livity led I to the moral value foundation network, the true meaning of life worth.

Fayah began using his TikTok video log as a therapy method and record of his progress during the process of relearning living skills and his brand new start. His therapists realized that he was not traumatized by his condition but embraced the challenges he faced and overcame every obstacle that presented itself. During his journey, Fayah lived a rasta livity, in the natural order of creation and began to become hyper aware of the lack of moral value of living when looking at the world through new eyes. The moral value foundation network is needed to rebuild a nation unified in oneness and moral integrity. So began his deeper studies of psychology, philosophy, and mental and physical healing, and the creation of this book.

Take a look inside to find the moral value guidance needed from within.

“What one doesn’t allow to make them weaker, only makes them stronger.”