World of Alkebulan Roots and Culture African history class: Ancient Kemet

Good morning, good morning everybody. How y'all doing? It's it's been a while. It's been a couple of weeks maybe. So I'm gonna welcome you, welcome you, welcome you back to World of Kibilan roots and culture African history class. Roots and culture African history class. Excuse me, I had to get my seat right. Hopefully everybody's doing well. You enjoying the the nice weather or the winter weather wherever you are. We welcome you back. We are always in the process of building community and so when you don't see me I'm in the community building something, creating something because we are definitely planning for the summer months coming up. We have quite a few programs prepared for you. Why? Because we are always focused on the rise of the African which is our social media pan-African movement. We've been reaching out to the community more more individuals in our community. 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Share it with a friend because we have multiple programs throughout the week. Tomorrow we'll have KeyBland Inspirational Sunday. On Tuesdays we have the African Speaks which is a more of a not a young adult conversation about just black reality. There we go. And then we have after stream. I got I'm gonna start I'm gonna put out the flyer this week about all the up-and-coming topics for this week. We have after stream on Thursday nights which is a Pan-African news from a Pan-African perspective. All right now we're in African History class. KeyBland Roots and Culture African History class and then after this class we have the Understanding of African Spirituality. So again please join us for our multiple classes. We are seeking to be now wait wait is this that okay um this today's topics which is we're focusing on the ancient Egypt. We're focused on life in ancient Egypt. Now Egyptian we said that Egypt was a word given us by the Europeans. The actual location is called Kemet and so from this point on we're going to refer to it as Kemet but in school or wherever you've learned the the word of the the names of the diaspora which was changed but uh it's actually Kemet. Okay and so we're going to make sure that we dive into those. Some of the other ones now the we have developed this particular curriculum through something called the People's Library. Again I'm not the expert. I am molecular and I was voluntold by one of the elders in our community who actually teaches African History and during COVID he's developing a means to be able to teach a class that he does physically. He's working out so that he can do it via cyberspace. Now he's got all the technology the African has now. He's been doing got a long learning curve. He's working on it. He's got the data. He's got the skill set. So it's coming. Look for it. So it's coming but to give you an idea of not only did we pulled it from the People's Library which is six terabytes of African History. I believe the African History data now is up to 12 terabytes. So we pull that from there as well as here are some books that I recommend in reference to gaining an understanding of African History and culture before we continue because it's been a minute since we jumped into this. So I'm not going to take too long in terms of the build-up to from Kemet to Cush. If you've missed those please take a look at the previous ones and next week I promise to do a better recap. But we want to take the understanding and this is goes from the book from from Amos Wilson that he teaches to manipulate history is to manipulate consciousness. The way of people thinks not only the way they think but in the way they see themselves in God the way they see themselves in the world the way they see themselves to themselves and where they see each other. It changes our consciousness if you can manipulate history. To manipulate somebody's consciousness is to manipulate their possibilities because when you can control the narrative of somebody else's history you can control what they believe is possible through their genetic makeup right how they see themselves in God and how they see what they see physically. To manipulate their possibilities is to manipulate the power of who they are and so this is why it's important that we have an afrocation an education from a African perspective and that education yields two things it yields the ability to navigate through you know global systematic oppression global systematic oppression. A lot of times we think that us in America's we we are so self-centered we believe that we're the only ones going through it and so it's global you know and so even even dealing in the continent where we you know you may no longer see colonial powers that doesn't mean the mindset is not colonialized and that's why we see a lot of rebellions on this side according to how what what we get to see in terms of the propaganda right media so we don't always get to see truth and so that's what they're doing manipulating how powerful we really are so what we want to do is we want to and I said we were going to slow roast this thing and I've been slow roasting it as much as possible right so we're going to slow roast it today and then we're going to jump into it I'm keeping the eyes on the clock because we want to get through this video it's going to be the third time we actually play this up and coming not the one that's coming now but the up and coming video uh where we get the the historians discussing history yes right and so what we what we've recapped on was the fact that Kemet is the cornerstone of every society every modern society at this time it is one of the cornerstones of society and that's unspoken you can even see it when and if you go back to the previous class you'll be able to see the the information given how America is influenced by Kemet and this is why they couldn't teach you that Kemet came from an African people we can't teach you that Kemet is from Egypt is from an African people we can't why because if we teach you that we'd understand that we're raising a empire to be really mad at us which is what we already are we already should be but we can't justify our treatment of second-class citizenship if we tell the world if we don't control history if we don't control the possibilities if we don't control consciousness we can't validate how we treat a great people who brought a great science which is civilization to the planet the science of civilization wow that's so then here we want to take a look at this next video we want to take a look at what we call our architectonics the the craftsmanship of what it looks like when you're building a a nation or people or a process of praise because that's all African nations were a process of praise because they were spiritual people especially in Kemet a deep spiritual people deep spiritual people a lot of their intelligence and wisdom came because of their surrendering to their higher power so let's take a look at the architecture and realize that everything you see is made from your ancestors let's start the class we want to revel in the intelligence revel in the spiritual wisdom revel in the communal societies revel in the the the the intellect the ingenuity of one of the first and most powerful civilizations coming from an African people this is your heritage this is your your your your your birthright this is your connection this is your history this is a piece of your identity of who you are in God and what you came to contribute to hmm what you came to contribute to modern society and being able to see yourself in such beauty you should be able to see yourself in such beauty today whether other people see it it's not the issue the question is can you take time to see how great you were to how great you are to how great you will be that's what knowing your history will do for you it will open you up to the awareness of self and it will show you the possibilities that was stolen from you hmm yes the wisdom that was stolen from you is a book called stolen legacy right we have a legacy of building humanity across the globe whoo beautiful and so they had to destroy it because another people didn't have didn't glow didn't glow as well all science mathematics arts religion spirituality uh architecture you name it came out of African history African wisdom African ingenuity that's that that that that we talk about it in in in kiblan inspirational sunday that god particle that that dark chocolate human being how much we were able to create and develop as a people and how it affected and still affects the world and we live more now into an age of of of information where we can deep dive into the knowledge of self so that we can find out who the creator called us to be in this time because as a community we brought this not as individuals but as a community and as a community we shall be able to do those things yet again as we move into the future but before we move into the future let's go into our lesson today and take a look at our past as we take the time to study life in ancient kemet which is also egypt we were we were taking a look at a video uh between rock newman and the historian uh anthony bauer i think i said his name right and so we're going to pick up where we left off to get this information i'm moving as quick as possible so we can get more of the video in instead of the last segments because you know i'll talk all day let's go but but i don't just read this information i travel to the sources of the knowledge so i've been to kemet i've been to egypt i've seen the documents myself i've traveled to to the vatican i've been to the vatican museum this same information is in the vatican museum i'm not saying anything that that the average um trained theologian doesn't already know now in that space where he said theologian the last video they were talking about the identity of jesus the identity of the nation of israel and how important it is for us to understand that everybody else knows that that was an african people and it's an african history and if you study history from an african perspective versus a european perspective you get a total different meaning a lot of time today people talk about well why is it so important to understand the identity of a people of jesus easy because then that means the history and the perception that the interpretation changes when you have to add in african spirituality african culture african ways of life and traditions when you add that in you truly get a different interpretation because now we are talking about communalism we're talking about community we're talking about brothers and sisters it's not a faith of individuals it's a faith of a people the process is kingdom building and kingdom building is self-determination that's the difference between a european perspective and an african perspective historically when you look at it historically and he said you don't take i didn't i didn't just make this up i had to go travel and see myself why because ain't no chains on us no more so the brother could actually go so when you start learning information please know who you're learning the information from even if you're going for those who have we talk about mental health learn who you're learning the information from if individuals don't see you in the sight of god historically of who in terms of who we are as a people they're not going to lead you to the right place he said i had to go to the source myself so i ain't taking it from from from nobody i studied it he got his own books let's continue they learn this in divinity school it just never filters down to the masses well so this is not new information people have known this knowledge for hundreds and hundreds of years they just i think the answer might be obvious but i'm going to ask the question you said trained theologians they know this if you go to the vatican you see the information that is there that you're talking about that you've seen on your many trips to egypt but it doesn't filter down to the masses why well one of the main reasons is because people are controlled by before before we get into that understand that israel traveled through egypt israel traveled through kemit and so how can each israel travel the nile get into kemit travel out of kemit across and it be a african knowing that what we know about history now knowing that egypt was an african people how would not you you not see the identity of israel being in egypt where you could sit down and you know you can fade a baby you can have a moses can be in egypt and they not know that he's he's an israelite how you see that easy he's they were all africans let's continue the people are controlled by egypt and powerful people never teach powerless people how to take power away from them that's a quote from dr john and so people are controlled through politics they control the education and they control the religion one of the best examples of that is african-american when we were stolen from our homeland in africa and enslaved for over 444 years the justification for that was that africans had no soul so people christians could steal us rape us murder us lynch us and they were not violating one of the ten commandments now that's a contradiction if i've ever heard one but african-americans were were given christianity as a means of socializing them calming them down so that they would not revolt against their christian masters who sold them and raped them and and and and inflicted terror on them so i understand very clearly that religion is a powerful tool that can liberate the mind and spirit of people but when used by the wrong people for nefarious reasons it can hold the people in suspended animation oh watching i'm sorry i was muted watching our history thank you thank you thank you watching our history unravel itself meaning that watching it from an african perspective our history unravel itself we get to the core of who we are as a people we can then unwrap centuries the centuries of of of of of of conditioning on our mindset so that's why i said we're going to slow roast african history now when we start dealing with ancient kemet we're going to slow roast it let's continue thank y'all uh one love uh uh karima thank you adrian let's go let me share this and destroy their lives i went to baltimore to the blacks and whites museum there there is a slavery exhibit and it shows the hall of the chains and when we left out someone really near and dear to my heart very very close to me he said that the when he was trying to grapple with the bar with the barbaric nature of slavery he is very much a churchgoing christian so we were having a discussion about it all and so what he offered to say what he offered was he said you know but many of the slaves were christian and so they were rewarded in the after i don't know what he's about to say in terms of rewarding in the afterlife but i'm gonna say this so you need to see african spirituality class after this there is no place in african spirituality where we focus on the afterlife there is no no foundation for the future that doesn't work it's the now or learning from the history of your past they do not discuss here and after it's not even in the in the in the in the the the the cosmology of spirituality right that's so you know that that's all european i don't know what the brother's about to say but that hit and so also understanding history from a african perspective unleashes what we've been teaching and talking about in african in in uh kibble and inspirational sunday as well as the african uh speaks is the the god particle the god particle the melanin the makeup the genetic makeup of who we are so you want to talk about how were we able to get through all of that you got to click into a lot of these other areas of classes in which what we're teaching because it gives you a full picture not one stream can give you the complete answer multiple sessions and that's why i offer it out to the community we're starting a new show called uh all black everything and so we want to make sure that y'all come and watch that too so whoever wants has a voice in the world who needs to speak so that we can get this african centered learning process moving let's call let's go i'm loving this um well that's a false narrative that was created in the early uh 19th century in order to pacify black folk and we need to do a show just on that discussion right one of the reasons why we are as we are uh as a people is because false narratives have been imposed upon us and we keep referring to these false narratives and expecting positive results and you'll never get positive results as you internalize a lie so this whole idea well so on some level that was a on some level if it wasn't a justification it was saying okay they caught hell here but in the by and by but look but but but that's a lie and that lie was created by a um a pastor in georgia named uh reverend cc jones he wrote that narrative in order to keep black people pacified he introduced the process of uh christianizing africans where european enslavers then began the process of giving enslaved africans sundays off so that they could be taught these these false narratives in order to pacify them so so you know logic dictates that is a whole show in it in and of itself it is but logic dictates if black folk are supposed to suffer peacefully and receive our reward in heaven why doesn't that apply to white folks whoo okay he said a mouthful and then how come we can't see that and the reason why we can't see that is because we're not focusing from an african perspective in terms of thinking right pacify pacify pacify what would you need to pacify people for if they understood who they are in god because every now and then that god particle that melanin that a penal gland will vibrate at a particular frequency where you understand that there is more to you than what someone outside your race will is telling you unless they're giving you praise in the sight of god whoo you already know that no i can't so see anybody who's giving black folk praise in the sight of god according to what we brought to the world and and and it liberating us let's get it and like you said that's a whole discussion by within itself i think we tackled that during uh uh the african speaks one night we might have to do that one again let's continue you know while white folk going all over the world bombing everybody in a heartbeat avenging every murder why don't they believe in peace why don't they believe so that's another show and we need to talk about that because this is important for us to understand who we are and how we've been taught to hate ourselves and not defend ourselves in the present moment but expect to receive benefits in the great by and by no other people subscribe to that the jews certainly don't subscribe to that you know but let's get back to this uh a sauce and heru piece for a minute because after um heru was born and there are some scholars who say that heru was born six thousand years ago on december 25th so it adds another layer to that jesus story um but he was born to avenge the murder of his father and as an adult heru defeated his uncle and reclaimed his father's stone and at the moment he reclaimed his father's stone he was transformed into a falcon flew into heaven and meet his father asad told his father of his victory over set and then he came back to egypt to rule in his father's absence now now before they continue what i want what i want to add is the fact that he's talking about the mythology of the faith coming out of kemet the and every faith has its own sacred mythology and so he's explaining the mythology now this is hundreds and hundreds and thousands of years before christianity way before christianity was on the planet and it's showing you how if you listen to the stories how christianity borrowed from one of the most powerful uh um empires on the planet which is kemet borrowed ancient myth stories to help define the things that man can't define let's continue came back to egypt it was this image that represented the victorious heru called the winged sun disc it was carved above the entrance to every tip in ancient egypt to represent heru's victory over set and reclaiming his father's kingdom and at the moment heru reclaimed his father's stone his father asad was resurrected from the dead and became the lord of the judgment and then the symbol that we now call the washington monument was created by heru to represent the resurrection of his father so that is the oldest symbol of resurrection known to man so if we deal with history then we can look at architectural symbols and put them in a historical cultural and religious context and begin to orient ourselves to a correct historical cultural perspective so why don't we know this okay yes sir please let me keep interrupting you okay so somewhere it said that on friday he was buried and on sunday they went and the stone was removed and he was gone right that is eerily similar to what i just heard you describe uh before we continue again certain stories were borrowed from the greatest empire that had been on this planet so that to to to to mirror image the greatness of that particular empire and what it would build this is as powerful as all outdoors let us continue wow yes it is and the reason why it's similar and on my last show when i was here in february i talked about eusebius he talked about how eusebius took these african stories and europeanized them and created a new narrative which they then gave to all of the people that they conquered as a new belief system so that's part of the process in a new belief system you're giving a new belief to a people who had a history of verbal communication of ancient african wisdoms so you take ancient african stories change them and after you change them you give it give it back to an african people who had their own african history who had an image of them in their own personal greatness and you give it to them in a way that changes their perception of themselves we're going to slow roast this thing when we get into kemet because we want to understand that everything about this this this empire and we also know that let me say everything about this empire is used in modern society now we also know and i don't want you to forget that kemet is a daughter of kush right so we already know because we've been in african history class for a while kemet was not the most powerful it was kush it wasn't even the largest it was kush they didn't want to teach you about kush because it was deeper into the center of the continent africa right so they only used kemet at the edge so kush was as powerful and as great and as influential as everything else right and so we're going to slow roast this thing because i want you to get this because as you start learning about the kings and the cultures and everything else i want you to be able to see how much of our culture is is is mixed in to the myths of modern society talking about but i'm laying it out in historical context historical and chronological so that it makes sense so essentially what happened and and this will help to to further illustrate uh this this thread that we're weaving is that when the greece conquered dc they helenized asar asset helenized what does that mean um um helenic society is greek society okay uh so to the greeks asar became known as osiris asset became known as isis heru became known as corpus and so the story of asset the virgin and her child heru became known to the isis and chorus and then later became known as the madonna and child did he just drop that one hey i don't know who's listening i'm sorry y'all going crazy because that just hit the spot uh he walked it down to you walked it down to you so that you could understand how it goes from kemit to greece to greece to modern day and how the name changed according to the culture who was ruling and gave it back to the people and said this is who you this is what you're gonna be this is who you're gonna be ain't that something now we know where the madonna and child in terms of of sacred mythology of christianity comes from wow so when we people are arguing oh it's fake it's fake it's phony whether it is or isn't it's still sacred mythology but we also got to understand that we're not it's not the only sacred piece of data out there as africans every every culture every culture has what is called sacred mythology but we're studying the fact that kemit kemit's sacred mythology was stolen rewritten and give it back to us so that we don't see ourselves in the development of the world's greatest greatest one of the world's greatest empires let's continue we got time so after the greeks after the romans conquered the greeks in 32 bc the romans then absorbed all of this greek knowledge and then latinized it which is their language latin and so the madonna and child or isis and horse the madonna and child became known to the greeks when they began to promote christianity as a state religion they became known as mary and jesus so if we look at the icons of asset and heru of isis and chorus and of mary and jesus you see that those icons are identical we see in all of those images that there will be on the screen in this show you'll see that the child is sitting on the left lap of the mother and suckling from the left breast so these are iconic images that began in kemit over 6 000 years ago and were absorbed into greek culture then absorbed into roman culture and presented to the world as their own creation now wow we slow roasting this thing y'all wow i don't know how many christians i just hurt feelings but we're not getting our feelings hurt don't don't take it personal we don't mean to shake your spiritual awareness what we mean to do is deepen it deepen it to make you realize that they wanted everything that we are and they they rewrote what we gave so that it embodied what they were trying to do for them but we now have to take time things in our own hands and rewrite christian faith rewrite islam rewrite all of it according to the truth of who we are and how we see ourselves in god this is powerful yeah i see you adrian with that wow this this is this is i hope your mom not watching let's continue i've been to the back and then to the vatican museum and there are dozens of images of a set and heru in the vatican museum there are dozens of images of isis and horace in the vatican museum there are dozens dozens of images of mary jesus in the vatican museum so it's one seamless narrative same personalities just reinterpreted through a different cultural lens reinterpreted through a different cultural lens that's important because if you allow some other culture to interpret and interpret your history you don't see who you are you see who they choose you to be they steal away your consciousness we got to give the culture back to where it belongs these aren't african people these are african stories these are these are african spiritual disciplines and signs this is who we are this is who we are let's continue now there's a very important uh painting a mural by the name of uh painted by the man a man by the name of edwin long in 1883 it's a painting of mary joseph and jesus arriving into egypt so right after jesus was born they had to flee uh jerusalem and uh come into egypt to hide in egypt to hide among the black people hiding in the land of kimmy all right here we go this is around the year zero is the black land or the land of the black people come on blue eyed little kid which says something about what the color of his eyes and hair and skin might have really might have really been come on but in this painting mary joseph and jesus arriving into egypt we see this white mary joseph and jesus riding on a ducky coming into egypt and in the back we see a ceremony of isis and horace we see now the romans celebrating this ancient comedic tradition and you see in the background isis and horace being carried on a bark in which represent the same figure as mary and joseph on the doggy so from an iconic standpoint you see a merging of images emerging a divergence of cultures but if you have a historical cultural perspective you will know that both of those images represent the same image and the the greek image refer back to an african original image so that helps anybody who wants to ground themselves and acknowledge yourself to begin to reorient yourself to a historical and foundational truth that sets the stage for us beginning to learn to love ourselves you're never going to get invited on fox news stop that you never get invited on fox news you're never getting invited to fox news this is powerful y'all as we begin to find who we are in god as we begin to take a look at what ancient kimik was we take a look at the the religious aspects of it because we're going to also take a look at how the mayat which is the spiritual practices of a people that created the culture created civilization it's the communal balance of a people that were able to create such great things that they offered out to modern civilization that smarter civilization still use so we're going to slow roast this thing because as we learn about this particular history and i didn't do that i didn't slow roast kush i didn't slow rose kush but we're going to slow roast it because this way that you can't undo the fact that as you go through life and you study history you're going to be able to see images of kemet in everything that you do as long as you study history and every mathematics you can study science it's all going to have a birthplace of the african continent thank goodness and that's why i'm always glad to come back to the all right so so as we look at the trace now i talked in my first show we talked about how eusebius christianized african concepts and then they banned the religious teachers entertainment so around the fourth century a.d the ability to read hieroglyphics and metametric the ability to teach this information was outlawed by the new roman empire state so the romans then could take this information and present it as a historical truth and then they began to build later on they began to build churches and cathedrals all throughout the world so this information of this new narrative was incorporated into these structures but the operative masons who built these temples some of them knew of this boneyard story and they would incorporate into the construction of these buildings and then you had speculative masons philosophers who began to study these ancient texts ancient african texts and they found that that was the foundation of european knowledge and they began to teach this information which literally helped to bring europe out of the dark ages but they were repressed by the church and were forced to go underground in their free masonic lodges now it was it was always mentioned in terms of aristotle socrates plato all those individuals who developed what we call uh wisdom you know that the wisdom of the philosophy they all studied in africa they all studied in the mystery temples and it is also a historical knowledge that when they took that information back to greece and rome they weren't it wasn't well received because they were teaching a foreign doctrine and so when you're teaching a foreign doctrine you're teaching something from from from kemit from the land of the blacks no no of course they go at it and that's also what we can't how are we going to bring wisdom to our people that is the wisdom of another people another race another group that that it it makes it hard it makes it hard until you mask it and you make it look like it came from you and then you become what what the world says you become geniuses this is one of the reasons why we have these fraternities these greek fraternities because they were supposed to be the body of wisdom knowledge and understanding which is all fake and so i always tell people who want to embrace these these quote-unquote fraternities we should have had a reformation years ago where we stopped calling ourselves greeks and and call them comedic societies right where you're not you're not connecting to these fraternities that give you something from another culture but you're trying to find a way to define yourself in it shake all that loose and develop comedic societies where we connect ourselves directly back to the history where the wisdom truly came from we got a few more minutes and so you have the spread of secret knowledge throughout europe france germany india and then it ultimately makes its way into the united states and so you find the freemasonry serves and served as the foundation for where european masons could study african knowledge and this served to inspire them to revolt against the king so in american masonic texts we find that the boston tea party was a was a revolt that was conceived within a masonic lodge by masons who decided that they were going to throw the tea off of the ship in boston harbor disguise themselves as native americans but they were they were formulating the stage of a revolt and once the colonies decided to break with you had three masons who in the forefront of this movement george washington uh many of the signers of the declaration of independence were masons all 33 of the generals who fought in the revolutionary war were masons and they were led by the masonic leader george washington who said that he would not have any man under his command he is not a member of the craft so masonry served as the core and foundation of the creation of the united states of america if we look at the u.s constitution many of the writers of the u.s constitution were masons and if you look at article 1 section 3 of the u.s constitution when they determined the process by which they were going to establish a capital for this new nation they stated specifically in article 1 section 3 of the constitution that this new capital would be no larger than a 10 mile square that's the specific language and now in masonic terms a square is a foundation upon which a man a person coming into the masonic lodge takes his oath the process for beginning a new life within operative masonry a square is a foundation stone upon which a building would rest so then it made sense for the masonic founding fathers of this country to determine that the capital of this new nation would be in the shape of a square 10 miles on either side because symbolically metaphorically it was going to be the cornerstone of this new nation and the foundation stone upon which new states would be added to the united states of america so it's from that framework that you can begin to look at why egypt is built in the potomac river because the masonic founding fathers of of the united states believed that they were continuing the legacy of of osiris wow that is a mouthful i knew about uh the masonic temple i knew about what was was uh the information came from ancient african knowledge and wisdom and understanding uh how well how much it was mixed into uh europeanized uh movements for the manifestation of their own country in their own state i didn't know i was just educated to something even deeper than what i thought i knew and with this that's enough to slow down this slow stew we're gonna bring the fire down just a little bit and we're gonna let that simmer in your spirit and in your as we slow roast our way into understanding the influence of the kermetic empire of chem we're gonna get that we're gonna slow roast our way all the way to our complete understanding because once this is done and i don't know how long it's going to take us and the africans we ain't dealing with the chronological time we're going to go with the time of the the season when this is done then this is done you will know who you are where you come from and why we're here and where we're going let us take another look at and again he's dealing with the issue of architectonics the the spiritual foundation of of the architecture of egypt and then how it reflects everything else and how they used it you can see the architectonics every culture has its own architectonics the style of creating buildings and so you can see how the u.s and other places pulled from the wisdom and understanding of an ancient wisdom of kevin take a look at this and let it know let it feel feel yourself in this development of or the rise of this this culture and know that this is where we came from so this is where we going this was our wakanda then i can't wait to see the highly technological black world that will be our wakanda to be