Rodney ends up in a physical and mental state of "hell". Rodney finds his purpose in his life and demands the same for his race of people. Rodney and his followers clash with white America, finding them in a spiritual and barbaric warfare amongst themselves. Throughout the story Rodney cries his heart out for a change to come for the betterment of not only his race but for America as a whole and Humanity in its entirety. Rodney's struggles throughout the book didn't kill him nore his spirt, it only made him stronger over time. Rodney learned the importance of black history and the understanding of humanity. The journey he takes his followers through during the story leads them to understand the meaning of mind power and how to use it; through having faith in the God within themselves. Rodney understood the importance of the concept "each on teach one", so his mission is to teach not preach what he learned throughout his journey.