There is no way to remove someone from a true spiritual system unless the system they are being forcibly subjugated into resembles the one they are coming from.

There is no way to remove someone from a true spiritual system unless the system they are being forcibly subjugated into resembles the one they are coming from.

There is no way to remove someone from a true spiritual system unless the system they are being forcibly subjugated into resembles the one they are coming from.

According to ancient scripts, the ninth of Tehuti is the day mankind refuses to eat any animal belonging to his world. One eats fish as a symbol of equality among all humans in front of Gods.

There is no way to remove someone from a true spiritual system unless the system they are being forcibly subjugated into resembles the one they are coming from.

This “smoke and mirrors” makes it very difficult to see the difference between something that will help us solve our problems and a distraction.

There is no way to remove someone from a true spiritual system unless the system they are being forcibly subjugated into resembles the one they are coming from.

There is no way to remove someone from a true spiritual system unless the system they are being forcibly subjugated into resembles the one they are coming from.

In indigenous societies, people live under a different governmental structure that is typically ruled by a traditional king and lesser kings (big chief and small chiefs). Under these structures, a king is responsible for anything that happens within his kingdom. There is no room for the king to try to escape responsibility.

CLIMATE CHANGE: a term that represents possibly the biggest threat to human survival. Ironically, this threat is also seemingly the result of human activities.

Where will this end? Will we even see the necessity to consider what the implications of these pipelines could be and further how their resistance is relevant to us?

These are a few of the countless stories of current indigenous resistance, many of which we will never hear.

The original calendar of humanity is based on tracking the cycle of the Sirius Star because of the correspondence between this cycle and patterns of events, weather and energies on Earth. The beginning of the year is a favorable time for starting new activities, making new year’s resolutions, etc.

According to the sidereal calendar seasonal New Year is also based on the rhythms of the Septet (Sirius) Star and occurs when the Star rises at approximately the same time as the sun. The sidereal calendar is the calendar that was used by the entire world before the invasions of religion and sects and is still used throughout the world today especially in traditional spiritual communities in Meritah (Africa).

The introduction of money and wealth as the key to happiness for every human being has led to the justification of any act, however immoral, in the name of greater profits.

It is said that there is no bigger sign that the house is in trouble than when one has to go outside to find peace.

Until 20 years ago, Kemetic Culture was only accessible in secret initiations in remote parts of the world where these traditions have been protected by the survivors of Kemet. This changed with the opening of The Earth Center and the M’TAM School of Kemetic Philosophy and Spirituality by Prophet Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig in 1996

The concept of good and evil is not a human invention. Since this is not apparent in the animal world, we have to conclude that the idea came from somewhere else…

“We conserve nature because we live in it, because it is our life, it is the life of our cattle. The ‘conservation people’ do it because it gives them employment, because they get money from the white men. For them, if the white man does not bring money, it is the end of the story. For us, even if the white man does not bring money we will still preserve the environment. We did it before the white men came. We do because it is our lives, it is the life of our ancestors and our unborn children.”

Traditional people across the world are being forced from their homelands in the name of wildlife conservation. These same people, who have preserved the Earth for generations, are now prohibited from practicing their traditions in their homelands.