Eddie K. Wright

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About Eddie K. Wright
Eddie K. Wright is the #1 Amazon Bestselling author of his Gangster Turned Guru Presents series. Eddie began writing spiritual self-help books based on his experiences while guiding others on their path in developing a real relationship with God.
“The Evolution of a Gangster Turned Guru,” is his personal story of transformation. From being charged with running a criminal enterprise by the United States Government to being the leader of a spiritual community where he’s known as the Guru, Eddie’s former gangster mentality was converted by spiritual principals and God’s Universal Laws, proving there is no bad from which good cannot come out of.
His “Parenting from Prison,” “The Law of One,” “God’s Operating System” and “Microwave Cookbook” are expectant releases to keep his series diversified and inspirational. Eddie is the first father to write about the challenges of being the parent of a gay son in his premier release “Voice for the Silent Fathers”.
While serving his sentence, Eddie has become a fitness trainer and Yoga instructor. Recently he earned his Master’s Degree in Religious Studies and continues assisting others to awaken to the spiritual essence of who they truly are.
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Blog postMy ways and actions, choices, and decisions reflect the degree to which I’ve related to the One Source of life.
Sometimes it’s more and sometimes it’s less.
I’ll be the first to admit that Eddie Wright has expressed some very ungodly behaviors in my past.
But yet and still, the connection with the One Source of life does not change.
What has changed is my understanding of the only power in the Universe, God.
But God means different things to different people and2 days ago Read more -
Blog postIt takes some people longer than others to connect what I’ve sometimes called “Life dots.”
As for myself, I have no problem admitting that I was a slow learner.
It took an extreme reality check, akin to having an outer body experience, to realize that life unfolds from an unseen force, creating the visible manifestation of the reality that’s experienced.
I came across this spiritual realization by constantly making major mistakes based on my irrational criminal thinking erro2 months ago Read more -
Blog postMy name is Nia Wright. I am helping my dad with this petition because I really believe that he is a changed man. I hope you will read his story below with an open heart . and if you can please leave a comment down below. #freeEddieWright
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My name is Eddie Wright. In 2004, I was charged with conspiracy with intent to distribute 50 grams of crack cocaine, under the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986, which created a disparity between crack and powder cocaine, commonly r2 months ago Read more -
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Blog postI want to start by saying it’s an honor to be able to express myself for this ceremony.
When I first signed up for the Challenge Program, I came with an open mind to learn, but also with the lingering pre-conceived idea’s from negative things I’ve heard about the program block since I came to Canaan in 2008.
As much as my guys who were in Challenge tried to convince me to take the program, it just wasn’t my time.
But I knew that when I came over to the Challenge Program, it2 months ago Read more -
Blog postI’ve come to understand that I’m always dealing with the First Cause in the creation of my reality and experiences.
“What is the First Cause?”
My thoughts.
This is a blessing, yet in my unconscious state of awareness, it “seemed” more like a curse.
I said, “seemed” for a crucial reason, since my belief is that I can set my ideas to achieve my goals to create and manifest my destiny, but the ultimate Source of Life, that gives me my creative ability, has a divin2 months ago Read more -
Blog postSince my spiritual comprehension isn’t adequate enough to where I believe I can fly, I don’t jump off of buildings.
My understanding isn’t such where it makes it possible for me to walk through a brick wall, so I use the door.
One of the reasons I have a solid spiritual conviction of the Universal laws and Principals that I’m comfortable with accepting that there are some things I don’t know about the Intelligent Source of Life.
Going as far as that which I spiritually un3 months ago Read more -
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Blog postI’ve never been a complain about the problem, type of person. I accept what is and focus on the solution. If it’s a reoccurring problem, then it’s important to investigate the cause so that it doesn’t continue and ultimately unfold into a bigger dilemma.
To listen objectively with an open mind and not allow my emotions to supersede my intelligence, is what has gained me the respect as an “O.G.” or “Shot Caller” behind these prison walls.
Yes, there are still those that respect on3 months ago Read more -
Blog postCurrently I’m in the Challenge Program, a modified therapeutic community that addresses drug and criminal thinking errors, here at USP Canaan. One of the requirements is actively participating with presenting personal seminars that are given on Tuesdays and Thursdays, after our initial morning meetings.
It’s difficult to stand up in front of roughly 100 fellow individuals and share intimate details of your life, especially in this environment of a level 7 maximum security penitentiary3 months ago Read more -
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Blog postHe was 5 years old when he killed his 2 year old sister, after finding a loaded shotgun behind their mothers bedroom door while playing cowboys and Indians.
Too often we hear or read in the news of children accidently killing other children and we may emphasize for 30 seconds or even a full minute of our time, but the impact of such a grave tragedy is most often disregarded.
Forty years of guilt and pain that this 5 year old carried was only ever eased with the use of alcohol3 months ago Read more -
Blog postMy friend Rich, who lives in the cell next to mine, gets released in 2 weeks after serving 5 years for a gun charge. You would think nothing could damper his spirits so close to the doors of freedom. But after hanging up the phone the night before last, he realized how delicate the reality of life actually is hearing that his younger brother died from an overdose.
Yesterday, speaking with my 17 year old daughter, I was informed that one of her friends older brother also died from an o3 months ago Read more -
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Titles By Eddie K. Wright
In his first memoir, Eddie shares his story of becoming a father at 18 years old who realized his son was showing ‘stereotypical’ signs of being gay while still in diapers. Spending most of his adult life engulfed in the street gangster/hip hop culture where this subject was not only hushed, but deeply frowned upon, he gives us the voice for what’s been kept silent for far too long, confronting almost every aspect of this taboo topic. It took years for him to silently accept his son’s homosexuality himself, regardless of all the signs. When his son was five years old, his favorite color was pink and there was nothing Dad could do about it. By the age of fourteen; he was an internet sensation, dancing on YouTube building his fan base to guarantee his success when performing as a drag queen a few years later. Eddie addresses the questions most are scared to ask; Was there anything I could do to stop my son’s homosexuality? When did I know my son was gay? What made him that way? Parents will find comfort in reading that Eddie admits that his son’s feminine behaviors embarrassed hi and he seriously contemplated abandonment, a choice that too many fathers feel they have to choose.