The Mandala of Denderah is the world’s oldest and only true map of the sky with everything in its exact location. It is the symbol of people who inhabited the Hapi (Nile) valley and their vast wisdom of mathematics, art and astronomy. It is clear that everybody goes to Africa to look for and gather knowledge, and astronomical knowledge has not escaped this reality.

For a long time we thought that the so-called scientific community wanted to liberate humanity from obscurantism and from the dictatorship of ignorance. Scientific ideology once won the sympathy of people by presenting itself as the victim of Christian barbarism. For many decades scientific ideology stood in opposition to religious doctrines, making it simply the other side of the coin. This situation did not last long. Eventually, science collaborated for a very long time with religious doctrines, especially in domains that have social implications; then science became the instrument par excellence of religious and political propaganda led by interest groups.

The nineteenth of Tehuti is the day the Seventy-Seven Commandments were introduced to humanity. This day is the celebration of human moral and intellectual qualities. The Day of Hermes is the day humanity decided to differentiate themselves from other species through the quality of the civilization it was constructing.

Imagine the disruption of knowledge being passed from generation to generation because it had become so difficult to simply survive. Imagine at the same time, the colonists plotting how they will educate those orphaned during the war to serve their agenda or how they will control the trade routes, resource extraction and food production in those regions where millions of men have been displaced and were unable to protect their families and villages. This is the “civilisation” that the humanitarian efforts of Europe brought to Meritah. As we shall see in part four, the catastrophe has continued for almost 100 years since.

Our strength as women is not measured by how well we can compete against men in playing their roles, it is measured by how well we can live up to our responsibility as women defined by something much greater than any human being.

The practice of placing human beings in subjugation or captivity and forcing them to do burdensome and degrading labor has not changed. For a country that was founded on slavery for profit, even after formal slavery, it continues to do what it needs to, to maintain free labor in developing its capital base. Now that the U.S. sits in the world’s number one power position, there is no forbidden territory for maintaining that position. The prison industrial complex is just one example of what it is willing to do to maintain its capital and promote its agenda.

Then/If you realize that you were not prepared, and you didn’t have what it requires to be the preserver of life, because you spent your all life trying to make it comfortable for you forgetting that you don’t belong to life but death. If you spend all your life seeking pleasures and comforts, you do not have what it takes to be a preserver of life. When death comes, you will realize you have not prepared, forgetting that you do not belong to life, but death. Living in modern societies, individuals are trained not to look out for their survival as humans and their becoming as spirits. Instead, they are giving away their lives by perpetuating the principles of evil (Seth).

As you can now see, music is clearly subjected to the bondage of the colonial system by this prison of set intonation. Is it a coincidence that the implementation of a convenience such as having a “standard tuning” just so happens to also diminish the fundamental power of music? If we compare all the other fields of knowledge and areas of everyday life discussed in this article with this same question in mind, can we honestly say it is a matter of coincidence and convenience?

My family now has a structure and a clear spiritual road map that we are responsible for, individually and collectively, this structure has brought harmony into our household. Tensions and arguments are now rare. We are learning and growing as a family; our spiritual journey is strengthening our bonds. I am learning how to be a mother from a spiritual perspective, and it gives me great satisfaction to know that when I pass over, my children will know what their responsibilities are and the next generation will close the broken circle.

The period we now find ourselves in is an age of recovery. However, it will be up to each individual to take his or her life serious enough to actively reassume its reins. Each one of our lives plays out together with the destiny of all the entities on the planet. It is for us to remember this universal dimension rather than the distractions on Earth’s surface and ensure that we are contributing to the recovery of our species and the harmony of our planet. Our recovery is not a fate that is written in stone; the destructive forces of our planet will continue to work through whomever they can to continue hypnotizing us in order to hijack our sympathy and energy towards their own causes.

The Kemetic priesthood is one of the most influential and powerful castes in human history. They represent the power and potential of humanity. According to Kemetic tradition, “Who you are is not about your accomplishments or what you can do, instead it is what you will not let yourself do under any circumstances that defines you.”

The colonial system is the opposite: it presents to us 10 commandments which keep us in a social box but give us no power on our personal pursuit of quality. The commandments that were taken out eliminate the power these commandments have in our lives. It eliminates the ability for us to see corruption within ourselves So we stay distracted, blaming others for the destruction that surrounds us. This is why humanity on a whole is at war with itself. Until we can identify the enemy within, we will continue to be our own greatest obstacle. This is the reality of a human being that Prophet Neb Naba exposed to me. Now I am able to see my own corruption and evil within myself because of these 77 Divine Laws.

Today, eastern religions like Buddhism and Hinduism as well as Abrahamic religions like Judaism, Christianity and Islam are some beliefs that still maintain, to varying degrees, the notion of purification as a precursor to accessing the Divine. They even prescribe certain technical steps and conditions as to the execution of those rites at the opening of religious prayers, rituals, ceremonies etc. within their respective beliefs. Let us briefly explore some of the rite of ablutions remnant within these modern religions given some of our previous insights into the original practice.