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).

Traditionally, children spend most of their first years with their mothers, observing the many functions in society, preparing them to understand their role in society.

On May 26, 2013, the M’TAM schools proudly graduated the Wasseker generation in Chicago, IL. The Wasseker generation is unique as one man, Meramsu Wasseker, stood alone to present himself in front of guests, family, teachers, elders, his Master, Ancestors and the Divine World (World of Neteru) as one who completed the first level (Per Ankh) of initiation after 3 years.

In order to better understand what this momentous occasion really means for these individuals and for the entire community of Kem people, one must first understand the origins of the M’TAM School of Kemetic Philosophy and Spirituality and it’s mission…

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.

One of many examples to prove that technology continues to expand it’s capabilities of destruction is the results of manmade sinkholes that are occurring much more frequently in many parts of the world.

The obvious ill effects of polluting drinking water might seem like a common sense thing to most thinking people. However, from what we can observe of the travesty unfolding in Flint, Michigan currently getting major news coverage, this obvious reality seems to be lost on the modern industrial entities.

Many people do not realize that the body itself requires maintenance. It is not enough to “eat healthy” or “exercise regularly.”

This year marks the 20th Anniversary of the start of a movement with great significance to all of humanity. Twenty years ago, the Prophet Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig, began the mission of returning humanity to its original agenda.

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.

If you’ve been considering starting a garden this year, now is the time to start planning. If this is your first time starting a garden, here are some basic questions to ask before you start.

. In the initiatic camps of Meritah there is a saying, “when the messenger of death comes knocking, be sure you are ready”. How does one prepare for death?

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

Boko Haram, an Islamic Jihadist organization based in North-East Nigeria, is opposed to western education and the westernization of Nigerian society. I

Recently in the media, a story about a four year old girl named Veronica Brown and her father Dusten Brown has made headlines. Dusten Brown, from the Cherokee Nation, has been fighting for the right to maintain custody of his daughter who was put up for adoption without his knowing by his ex-fiancé.

It is important to note that the danger of this overdiagnosis does not lie in the identification of the problem itself, but the danger lies in the crippling effects of the label on the individual…

September 11th of the Gregorian Calendar coincides with the beginning of the four hundred and fourteenth seasonal year (cycle of the seasons) since the most recent Heliacal Rising of the star that the colonial society now knows as Sirius…

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.”