Kenyatta’s Sacred Accompaniment doesn’t just hold space—it decolonizes it. They helped me see that what colonial systems call ‘normal’ is violent fiction. Here, my autistic rhythm isn’t pathologized; it’s honored. They attune to my sensory needs, help me move at my nervous system’s pace, and never force me into boxes labeled ‘divergent.’  

We work in small, sovereign shifts—no performative ‘breakthroughs’ designed for colonial productivity. When we talk about how the face s of colonialism mark IBR bodies, Kenyatta reflects back the truth: ‘Being autistic isn’t the divergence. Colonial systems are.’  

Their blend of Zen presence and ancestral wisdom doesn’t ‘include’ me—it centers the wholeness coloniality fractures. This is healing that returns us to ourselves, to the land, and to the ecosystems that bind us to our ancestors. Not a cure. A homecoming."

—Astilbe, Turtle Island (so-called Canada)

kenyatta has been a trusted guide in my journey through some of my biggest challenges. she is someone who feels safe, kind, patient, wise, playful, and deeply caring to me. the things that seem so impossible to witness, feel, admit, or disentangle feel calm, simple, and normal in her presence (normal meaning free from shame). with her support, i've grown to love and accept myself in ways that i've dreamed of and hoped for. i know that the challenges will keep arising as i continue on my life path and i feel so much more confident and brave in meeting them after so much hard and gentle work with kenyatta. 

—Bluebell, Turtle Island (so-called USA)

It suds up beautifully. The amount of lather you get out of it…! I like the bumps on it because you just rub it on the scalp to lather up the hair… Sometimes some of the shampoo, the hair can come out floppy and lifeless. Using this bar of soap, it brought a lot of body to the hair. It pumps up the strands so the hair becomes or look fuller…

I would not use anything else, ever!

—Cleopatra, Xaymaca (so-called Jamaica)

Using this soap feels like letting my skin sip from a spring of nourishment. The coconut bar lathers like silk, cloaking my face in a creamy veil that feels more like a treatment than a wash. When I rinse, there’s no dryness—just softness, like my skin has been fed rather than stripped. This is no ordinary soap—it’s clearly crafted with care and quality. I’m beyond impressed—1,000% satisfied."

—Ralston, Turtle Island (so-called Florida, USA)

My experience with the rosemary soap is 10/10. I was diagnosed with skin fungus that I caught from using water that's in tank or drums. I was given antibiotics and an antifungal shampoo that wasn't working for me. I started using the rosemary soap on my skin, and after a month, I noticed my skin was clearing up.

This soap is very effective, and as a nurse, i would recommend this soap to anyone with external skin condition.

—Nurse Clarke, Xaymaca (so-called Jamaica)

Love the coconut soap. I had given the other soap to Daisy and she is loving it as well.

—Gaura, Turtle Island (so-called Toronto, Canada)