A History Of The Dogon & Their Ancient Science

[@idag7521]

Protect these people at all cost. They are the original Africans. This tribe survived Islam and European colonization. Amazing.

[@kootdirker2448]

Hopefully they survive all Abrahamic religions or all their myth will be gone and forgotten

[@davemwangi05]

@@kootdirker2448 this is not even a myth.

[@kootdirker2448]

@@davemwangi05 a myth to me is the story of people. Their history not written in a book , something that can be believed

[@davemwangi05]

@@kootdirker2448 Okay. Anyway, ever heard of the theory that the earth is a prison planet where souls are recycled, aka reincarnation, and their energy emitted during suffering (loosh) is used to feed demiurages? What's your thoughts on this?

[@kairuannewambui8456]

@@kootdirker2448 basically its science ..science is not myths like some religion ..its self explanation.

[@marciafoggie304]

The History of the Dogon should be taught in every African American home and school.

[@CrowdPleeza]

Not all the claims put on the Dogon have been verified. Did they really get their astronomical knowledge from space aliens?? Where are the Dogon telescopes? There are too many questions that need to be cleared up before we start teaching about the Dogon.

[@covenawhite4855]

@@CrowdPleeza Let's hope Anthropologist and Ethnologist find out.

[@barrcnslt]

@@CrowdPleeza The Egyptians have similar knowledge. So, where are their telescope?

[@RegWho]

The 2 French explorers reported in 1932 that the Doggone knew that Sirius was actually a binary star system, the much smaller Sirius B is invisible to the naked eye and had only been observed through telescope some 30 years previous. To those skeptics that attribute the Doggones knowledge to a traveling westerner informing them of Sirius B in the 30 some years b4 Rene G.s encounter, consider - only a handfull of ppl on earth were aware of the European discovery of Sir B, no account of contact with the Doggone exists b4 Rene G's, Are we to believe that between 1900 and 1032, someone w that knowledge traveled to that secluded part of Mali, informed the Doggone and left no record of it? And just as implausible, the Doggone only then incorporated Sirius B into their ceremony and belief system? No, it's inconceivable.

[@DarksideFistofFury68]

Isn’t it absolutely amazing that the dogon knew astronomy long before the Greeks, Romans and every other European civilization. I don’t know about everyone else but I find it truly amazing that Africans had an in-depth knowledge of the solar system.

[@DarksideFistofFury68]

@Sex'' Allatus Angelus isn’t it a marvellous thing, since I was a youth my elders instilled in me that knowledge is power even knowledge that is learnt.

[@williambrown9785]

The Truth is Everlasting. Self-Evident

[@eck0wns]

@ron webber This is true. It wasn't something miraculously figured out. It was given to them from residents of Serius C.

[@stefanvidenovic3854]

Dogon didnt knew astronomy,they know what was told to them quote by their gods(not one god) and they just better preserved that knowlege,when the last great asa(intergalactic war)was over their home planet in star sistem of Sirius was failing them and they where rescued by the Gods(Aryians)and brought here to Earth,then that knowlege was given to them and they kept it to this day,they are more amaizing cose of the society they build in wich there are no thefts,no killing and no raping,they have no laws,no courts,no police yet some people look at them as savage and that is the sadnes of the world we curently live...

[@paulfelix9081]

My friend and brother, this is great and there's much more to learn...Where do you think the Kemetic Knowledge models came from, there were Cyrinians and Libyan, Moorish and other Empires that help produce the most important aspects of Kemetic Knowledge in (Egypt ...Greek for Black or Burnt face people)

[@OneFootNFront]

This video almost brought me to tears. I was raised by two Black scientists and I’m so proud to have this in my lineage. My people are just so beautiful and brilliant ❤️

[@bendook]

❤

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

Your parents are descended from the Dogon tribe?

[@farisasmith7109]

I always love the pictures you display during your videos. They show the beautiful diversity of our people. How could anyone say black people are ugly.

[@dah_goofster]

Diverse how? In colors they use for their garments? Diverse is such overused political jargon.

[@dsbmitchell]

Dr. Frances Cress Welsing says that when hatred and lack of respect are demonstrated toward others, these same things are usually felt at the deepest levels about oneself. I'd probably say the same thing about saying that Black people are ugly

[@denise3422]

Nobody believes Black ppl to be ugly where did u hear that? We can walk down the street and people stare in awe at our melainated sun kissed skin gorgeous features

[@blade_warrior_blue]

No race is ugly. That's ridiculous. Every race has beautiful and ugly people. Personally I find myself most attracted to black women. Especially Nigerian women. They're so beautiful.

[@monicarenee7949]

@@dah_goofster this has nothing to do with US politics. Diversity in looks obviously.

[@sjappiyah4071]

What Often Enjoy About African religion such as Dogon & Ifa. Is that Religion, Philosophy, History, Mythology, Science, and Cosmology are not separate. They’re all harmonically connected

[@TheOmari300]

That is the African mode of thinking, holistic.

[@JanetPhoenix]

facts

[@artificialintelligenceoper5945]

Same as the Maya, Inca, Aztecs, Pueblo, Wintu, Sioux, Celts, Gaul, Greeks, Romans, Phoenicians, Baybylonia, Arabs, Chinese, Sumer, Aborigines, and so on and on and on....

[@Jenjen-qc5eq]

That is exactly what I believe too. UK

[@xLAPPUINx]

It's so important. No one discipline reveals everything.

[@TheAfroGoddess]

Just in time...my babygirl has to prepare a presentation on the Dogon for a school project 🤗🤗🤗

[@eagleeye5943]

Make sure she kill it

[@FEMI9INEOracle]

Very nice!!! 💛

[@ladybluelotus]

Awe, that's so cute!

[@zigzag1able]

Dope 🙂

[@phatmoses9513]

Wow...what School is teaching lessons on the Dogons!

[@kingza97]

Descendants Of Kemet!

[@SumumbaSobukwe]

And Kemetians are descended from those further south...

[@skellagyook]

It's not that they're descended from Kemet. There might be some paralells, which means that they and the Egyptians/Kemetians may have had a very ancient partial common ancestry originating from much older African cultures in inner Africa (likely in the very ancient mesolithic or neolithic inner sahel region).

[@efemzyekun900]

@@skellagyook Egypt is located in the lowest part of Africa, reasons why the Nile flows from the upper Ugandan region down to the Nike valley. It is only reasonable to state that the people from upper Nile, migrated and settled in present day Egypt.

[@skellagyook]

@@efemzyekun900 True. Some of the the ancestors of the ancient Egyptians did migrate from the south (including the upper Nile, western desert, and central Sahel) and it is through/from those (native African) ancestors that the commonalities with some other Africans likely come. The Egyptians (especially the northern Egyptians) also had a partial ancestry from the Middle East (from peoples from the Syria region who also arrived in the neolithic). The Nubians of the Sudan south of Egypt were mainly descended from the first group (from the Africans native to the Upper/Middle Nile, the nearby Western dessert region, and the central sahel further west).

[@skellagyook]

Edit: I meant to write "It's not that they're descended from Kemet." I had added an extra "not" by mistake". (The commented is edited now.)

[@chris4973]

Nice job man. I was a Peace Corps volunteer fortunate enough to serve in a Dogon village. They are truly an amazing people, I was astonished at what they’d done on the Bandiagara falaise, literally building gardens into solid stone… and their art!…

[@Dany_Stormborn]

Wow! What an amazing opportunity you got to experience.

[@indigo9244]

At this point these aren’t myths, this is science

[@georgek.w.1762]

Yes! 🌍

[@jorgemtds]

Absolutely. Part of their folklore but proven TRUE by modern Science today. And the BIG question remains. When did they learned this and who taught them? They actually say they met ALIENS in a distant past, the NOMMOS (that part has not yet been proven of course).. www.gaia.com/article/did-this-african-tribe-originate-in-another-star-system

[@itstheru274]

That Ain't No Secret !!❗😁😍

[@indigo9244]

EuropaNostra okay so if ur racist why r u on this channel fr

[@yeetman4953]

@@jorgemtds shit source man. gaia is just netflix for insane people.

[@adonismoncrief8497]

Very interesting, Home Team. I have heard about the Dogon people, too. Sounds like they were ancient astronomers.

[@sangomakindred3129]

Just WOW! So Blessed to descend and ascend from this lineage!!!!🌹💜so grateful for this subscription…Truly, Know Thyself⭐️✨💫🏹

[@eden2842]

How did the Dogon manage to map the Sirius star system and have an increased understanding of how atoms interact without devine knowledge and enhanced technical and astronomical capabilities. A truly incredible people!

[@kennydennison3426]

And had knowledge where marijuana came from. They worship it. Jason king talks about them in the cannabible while discussing sativa strains from Africa. The dogon state that herb came from a planet in the Sirius B star system

[@iayyam]

Read "the Pale Fox"

[@iayyam]

@TreeofLife Eden that is a very Kemetian thing to do. As above, so below.

[@haroldjohnson7146]

Now what u got to understand this knowledge is eternal or internal and to study the stars is oassed down.the exteresstial that visit the people was Ammon.now the bhaphomet has been spooked as to keep us away from it.beatiful.

[@haroldjohnson7146]

@TreeofLife Eden i feel u on that.it is in them as above so below.on earth as in heaven.real talk.thanks.

[@blessgodess5146]

Making the ancestors so happy to teach us about our culture 🙏🏿❤️🕊

[@HeyButWhy]

Are you a ‘Dogon’ or even Malian?

[@FearEeatsTheSoul]

@@HeyButWhyLOL!! No. They’re American Black. 😂

[@outrun7455]

Yeah I heard the dogon were native to O’block and Chiraq

[@GhostOnHiatus]

I feel like, as developing humans, we keep going through the same thing again and again. Like reaching up to a certain understanding of the universe, and then kinda restarting elsewhere and just rediscovering those same facts in different metaphorical stories. Are we trapped to a certain level of understanding before we destroy ourselves or records, just to restart? Is the internet going to change that? I wonder...

[@fawazazeez6701]

smart comment

[@aaronbilljr8311]

Many Levels Beyond This , Trust me 💜

[@zamiez3407]

No they keep destroying our conciousness by using our energy (e-motion) while it's at a peak, which they trigger with their planned agenda's through oppression. They then take out the ones that they can and restart the whole thing every few years while claiming the past as their own, rewriting it, & calling it his-story. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHmXZXScms14mrs

[@D1str1ct]

@@zamiez3407 who claims the past as their own and who re writes it?

[@snakepliskin23]

Circle of life

[@blvcklandtv7113]

Anyone notice the Dogon’s Kanaga mask is the same symbol found in the Tuareg Berber language and the Amazigh flag...there are ancient Tifinagh inscriptions in Mali

[@ComptonWar]

Yes... I have been trying to decode the connection for a minute now... It's very interesting

[@Adacademies]

Yes I’ve taken pictures and downloaded some. Funny thing is that Arizona tribes have the same symbol. I’m on Africa first and not American Abo but it is interesting

[@blvcklandtv7113]

@@Adacademies Abu Bakr II voyage to America 🤔🤔

[@nykwarti]

@@blvcklandtv7113 Was he Muslim?

[@ladybluelotus]

Ok, so I'll explain. 20,000 years ago there was an expansion of two groups people out of the Nubian Cultural Complex in Southern-Central Sudan & Northern South Sudan. One group is sometimes called the Anu speaking peoples and they primarily expanded north-eastward, corresponding with the Afro-Asiatic speakers. And, the other group doesn't have an official name, as far as I know, but they correspond to what Dr. Robert Blench proposes as the Niger-Saharan speakers. Which contains two of the three major African language families proposed by Dr. Joseph Greenberg to have originated in the Sudan. Note: The Afro-Asiatic speakers (Anu) & the Niger-Saharan speakers (Niger-Congo & Nilo-saharan) came out of the same Cultural Complex. So, there will be similarities and it explains the greater cultural unity among African cultures that we observe in my field of Anthropology. But wait, there's more. A band of Anu speakers also moved westward along the Mediterranean coast all the way down into Senegal. This band of people were PART of the ancestors of the Wolof-Serer, Soninke-Mande, Dogon, Mauri, and Tuareg. Just to name a few. Note: I said PART of their ancestors because the Anu speakers recombined with the Niger-Saharan speakers and other peoples that were already in West Africa to form various Kingdoms and Empires through out history. The Amazigh/Berbers, are the Tuareg that remained above the Sahara after desertification. Linguistically, the Tuareg have the greater antiquity, resemble other West Africans, and reside primarily in Mali. While the Amazigh in Morocco have seen and incorporated influxes of immigrants from Europe, such as the Romans after the Punic Wars and the Visigoths after 410 AD. The similarities in symbology are the results of both a common origin and/or the subsequent 17,000 years of history and cultural exchange before the Sahara dried.

[@mr.johnson460]

I was first introduced to these people in the '70s, while watching Leonard Nimoys', "In Search Of". They haven't gone away!

[@blade_warrior_blue]

These are some of the most fascinating people on Earth. I really would like to learn more about their ancient knowledge and traditions babe.

[@FEMI9INEOracle]

I remember studying the Dogon Tribe and about Amma the creator God..and also about twin souls. I need to revisit it and thank you for this also brother. 💛💯👑

[@Blackgoldart1]

Please tell me what is this about twin souls?

[@stellaeliza5317]

@@Blackgoldart1 Guess what... it's stated in the Quran Adam and Hawwa had first twins............... etc

[@allenalphonse4962]

Islam ravaged raped and destroyed many rich cultures in its expansion In africa, I would not be surprised if there were other information missing about cosmological and scientific advancements of ancient African societies and cultures that we missed because the information was passed down orally and being under islams occupation probably the communities couldn’t pass this knowledge and preserve it for the later generations. Its such a shame and what missed chance!

[@jaggyjase2967]

We do t care for your slave master religion take it and fk off out of our land cave man

[@kingmustapha4473]

Keep it up brother, Africa to the world.✊🏿✊🏿

[@proverbalizer]

THANK YOU for saying "him or her", almost all original indigenous African spiritual traditions are similar in considering the creator of all to be bigger/beyond the human concept of gender. Our ancestors realized that there can be no life and no creation without a balance of feminine and masculine energies

[@ShaloMEibbotson]

👆👌 absolutely!!

[@monicarenee7949]

Even though I am Christian it always bothered me that people call God “He” because logically God is beyond gender. I wish we had a better word even than him or her but that will do

[@kennethgreene7139]

These people are a treasure. May they live in peace with the Earth until the end of time .

[@NonameWriter]

I’m reading “The Science of the Dogon” now, actually. Interesting timing for this video. 🙌🏿

[@TheAfroGoddess]

My baby girl is reading it for a school project. She is loving it!

[@hxyzazolchak]

Same

[@NonameWriter]

By Madiba that’s great!! 🤗

[@joshualuntsford]

I’m studying them for my own enjoyment. I can’t say it enuf. I love history. And old cultures.

[@Olasumbo888]

I'm definitely going to read that book. ❤🖤💚✊🏿

[@naawakweoseindizhinakaaz2052]

I love that they resisted Islam and Christianity just like me and my ancestors us being Native American indigenous :)

[@jonathan4889]

After visiting the Dogon in the mid 90's at the Bandagara Escarpment I can say they have and still do suffer a lot of pressure from the 'Believers'! I imagine you would know about that . Stay safe. 👍

[@muyiwa_igor]

I can’t put into words how happy I am to have found this channel. 💛🤩 Great, great work! Keep it up! 👏🏽

[@MrNastydread]

Thank you so much for bringing us this vast information of African people, please keep going, don't stop.

[@CallofWar5]

Its interesting to see bits and pieces of ancient human knowledge from previous civilizations still retained by their remnant peoples.

[@jef9724]

Sir;i am very impressed with your knowledge and eloquence. You have given great insight into the enigmatic facts into this complicated story. Thank you.

[@lisangelblack9070]

I think it was the 1990s that they finally built a telescope powerful enough to see Sirius b, something the Dogon knew about since ancient times.

[@kw2519]

Check the wiki page, there’s A LOT of dispute about when and how the Dogon got their astronomical knowledge. A lot of it points to late 1800s Europeans visiting and sharing their technology and astronomical knowledge. Once we can view about a 5 AU radius of Sirius A, then we can conclude whether their mythology is correct. But it hasn’t been fully disproved, yet.

[@Alice-of2sl]

No pe “mythology” read Sacred of the Dogons by Laird Scranton

[@kw2519]

Alice why did you preface that with “white man”?

[@Alice-of2sl]

No pe “a lot of it points to late 1800s Europeans visiting and sharing their technology”

[@kw2519]

Alice Ya, so why do you have to preface it with “white man” if it was European, it would be assumed. Are you trying to dispute the fact that Dogon origin stories are literal fact and not mythology? You need to give some context. Not everyone knows what you’re thinking

[@kiritugeorge4684]

I have a question. If these are the beliefs of the Dogon, then does that mean that pre-Islamic Mande speaking peoples held the same beliefs (as the Dogon claim ancestry from them)? This means that this scientific belief systems were more prevalent than once thought. Thus Africa before foreign influence was a treasure trove of science

[@ladybluelotus]

Yes, they did. I wrote a long post to Myzhaii about their common origins. Please, take a look if you have some time. It's entirely to much to write over again. However, it will explain a small part of the story.

[@hasankidar4646]

Do you think, for example, that Muslims are the ones who wiped out that civilization lol? !! If that information in the video without exaggeration, it means that it is a remnant of an ancient civilization for them thousands of years ago and certainly did not exist immediately before Islam .. At least you will find any remnants or ruins or even one sheet

[@ladybluelotus]

@@hasankidar4646 No, Muslims are not responsible for the fracturing of this civilization. And, you're correct this would have happened long before the command era. Most likely, climate change was the catalyst for the fracturing of this civilization or culture.

[@hasankidar4646]

@@ladybluelotus Sure, my brother ... your expectation makes sense

[@JoStylin]

@@hasankidar4646 It was both the Abrahamic religion and climate change. Pre-Islamic Africans were incredibly smart. They were more in tune with their surroundings; their brains and sensory organs were most likely highly advanced because their spiritual beliefs were not formed from a 'set of rules' but rather, via their relationship with their environment. Many of the gods they worshipped were in line with the weather patterns and the nature around them. Then the Abrahamics arrived with their 'set of rules'. This new belief system from the Abrahamics 'dumbed' down Africans because they could no longer 'think' for themselves, or monitor the energy within their surroundings to survive. Even in countries like Northern Nigeria who are mostly Muslims, you will find that the mass population has the highest illiteracy rates when compared to the southern Nigerians who, as a whole, are more educated and successful. The southern Nigerians repelled Islam for 700 years until Christianity arrived. Most chose Christianity over Islam because the former was less invasive to their traditional beliefs. Nonetheless, they still remain smarter.

[@lindaoglesby6264]

Excellent presentation. Should be expanded. You and your team are doing a valuable service to our people. Blessings and Peace. Rev. Linda

[@bevyannjames1695]

This is so nice to learn about our african history,keep it coming brother keep it coming 🇹🇹👍👍👍👍👍

[@victorpate24]

I'm soooooooo into the Ancient Dogon! Thanx for sharing

[@TheSassiassi]

Watch the film GENESIS , starring Salif Keita

[@jamailwalker5875]

The History Channel needs to do an Ancient Aliens episode on the Dogon people..I find it amazing how these people know about the Serius Star system and DONT have not 1 telescope.

[@mwalimuwade6910]

We need to do our own documentary on the Dogon

[@spainman2020]

They've spoken on the Dogon tribe in a few episodes, the knowledge they possess is well known in ancient astronaut cirlces.

[@Larryboneman]

I know as humans, we tend to have our mind blown by things we can't comprehend. But this is on another level 😮 Other than their story being completely true, I've no idea how they've obtained that knowledge! Amazing stuff...

[@mamarama5174]

Ancient peoples from all over the world were able to experience directly through their spiritual systems the modern scientific principles that have been observed and quantified mechanically by scientists.

[@rev7690]

Very interesting... Great video... The name "Amma" ... In Tamil means mother... And the all powerful primal Goddess is referred to simply and generally as "Amman". Ancient cultures of indigines people's are so interlinked with prehistoric knowledge ... Christianity and Islam have always tried to squash them...

[@dngrsense]

Christianity is weird fr they removed Jesus’ wife from the books as well.

[@mysleniedozwolone2361]

What a beautiful voice the narrator has!!

[@missjuneplum1]

Just like other RACE /CULTURES the DOGONS, NATURALLY, studied the Stars above, the same way they studied the EARTH UNDER THEIR FEET. It's natural to be curious about your surroundings/environment and want to learn and explore. Not everything, can and should be attributed to interfering FOREIGNERS.

[@lordoffaiyum9727]

The black race is the direct descendant of those who came from the stars. So yes Aliens built this. More powerful Beings

[@buckjohnnie2642]

Wouldn’t aliens be considered foreigners if they weren’t from the Earth here?🤔

[@nialcc]

@@lordoffaiyum9727 - So what proof are you basing this on? Please point me to the most reputable source you have, thanks.

[@wnalikka]

@@lordoffaiyum9727 you know I've heard the same thing about the baganda spoken by old people.

[@wambokodavid7109]

@@wnalikka baganda??? Hahahaha 😂 please stop.mwe muli baana baawano.no alien nonsense.

[@jsmith3980]

Great documentary, well researched and scholarly, thank you. A fascinating people. I have 3 Dogon hats hanging on my dining room wall, picked up in a Notting Hill shop 25 years ago. Interesting that 'Amma' is the word for mother in the Indian Telugu language.

[@blessgodess5146]

That’s why Sirius radio had a dog as their emblem!!

[@shoshot_9739]

Deep

[@ekdaufin1485]

Sirius is called the Dog Star.

[@kennonmoss7854]

The Dog star

[@maymay5600]

Osiris is from that star system too he and his family

[@Iam.SpiritMpumi]

If I am not wrong, the Keita family used to rule over Mali and Mansa Musa (the richest person ever) ruled. Today, the legendary musician Selif Keita is from the same family.

[@KiRetteCouture]

The BEST of all your videos so far! I really enjoyed it.

[@geraldwelch3487]

As a student of ancient language, the Adinkra Alphabet amazes me. It looks like a computer language to me, while the math system is intrinsically logical, although not simple. If anyone knows of any linguists who study the Adinkra language, send them my way, I'm fascinated! Sending love brothers, and sisters.

[@africandawn3162]

Yep the Ashanti writing system!

[@syneedapenland6441]

Wow... last year I was drawn into a deep trance and connected with a Shaman from this Tribe, and I caught a quick glimpse of him... I swear on the Spirits of my elders that he looked like the shaman in this video minus his headdress. He was in a cave, burning herbs, as if he was sending signals between dimensions. It was during a military tribunal, and a friend brought it (the murder of an Army Soldier in Niger) to my attention. I was editing a poetry collection and was unable to do much research about their Spiritual practices at the time. Yet at the time I was “channeling” with the “Universe” and our energy connected. Luckily I was able to later publish the collection... “Universe I Am, Conversations With the Universe,” a 4-Volume series. And the Energy Speaks of our Star Systems and everything that was explained in this video... minus the fable that such an ancient perform rituals relative to a foreigners tale 🤦🏾‍♀️. I digress.... Sending Loving Divine Blessings to The Dogon Tribe, wishing them Peace and Prosperity 💓💫💓

[@recordocoombs7564]

This was the video that really amazed me in regards to the Sirius star & the Dwarf star which really got me intrigued

[@9thLevelG.byTrenchKeith]

Hey Home Taem, I was wondering have you ever done a piece on the Togo? If not would you be so kind as to take a special request? Loved your Dogon research.

[@nicsim7469]

This should be on Spotify as a podcast

[@whypree_tho]

Waddup HomeTeam it’s AfricanWorld here 👊

[@thulimalebane6911]

This channel is growing fast

[@icebergslim3743]

thuli malebane......I was following this kat when he had a few thousand followers. I sent his videos to everyone because he was so thorough. I’m happy for this dude an I hope he gets to a million atleast. Our people need this knowledge.

[@spacetoad3474]

It's mind-blowing how sophisticated their cosmology and metaphysics are

[@whittierwheretheirprettier3451]

Great narration , pronunciations and just overall delivery . Enjoyed this thanx 👍

[@omarjustinsmith2257]

S.T.E.M. came from us. Spiritualism used to be combined with it.

[@KellyBell1]

I noticed some things in this video that reminded me of images seen in the Mesopotamian artifacts. I will definitely study this. Great video. I could have watched 2 hours of fascinating things about these people.

[@fatimas2408]

the music in the background makes the stories so much more beutiful and interesting I'm so in love with my culture and my people we are the true ORIGINAL! people 🙏🌍👑🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@amyhayutin1738]

Super fascinating! Thank you for producing this video!

[@reimourrpower9357]

Wow...salutes Home Team History for this great overview and to the Dogon people.

[@jacbro3253]

Fascinating truths! Thanks for sharing this knowledge 🙌🏼✨🪬

[@malcolmmagneto7736]

Man this channel never disappoints. Absolute Gold bro 🌟

[@williamtanck1363]

Want to say thanks. I watch your videos from time to time and enjoy learning about African history.

[@mizushogun]

My man back with another video 👍🏾

[@iayyam]

I watched an interview with the Dogon a while back and they themselves say that they came from ancient KMT and settled in that general area. The aspects of their language, religion and cosmology speaks to a connection with ancient KMT.

[@CrowdPleeza]

Where is the Medu Neter writing and specific Egyptian gods among the Dogon? Dogon rock art are ideogram symbols.

[@iayyam]

@@CrowdPleeza did you not watch this video?

[@CrowdPleeza]

@@iayyam What specific Egyptian gods do the Dogon worship? I've seen other people give interpretations on other African gods that they think are the same as Egyptian gods. People need to present specific gods that share the same names as the Egyptian gods. Like I've mentioned before. If the Dogon or any other west Africans were descended from the ancient Egyptians then Egyptologist would have already pointed these people out.

[@iayyam]

@@CrowdPleeza the Dogon are descendants of people who left Egypt many thousands of years ago and settled in that region. They say that, not me. Perhaps you should purchase the book entitled "The Pale Fox". It will clear things up for you. BTW, Judiasm, Christianity and Islam et al all came out of the Egyptian belief system yet they do not worship any specific Egyptian Gods (the Egyptians were by and large monotheistic. The presence of various "gods" were symbolic...topic for another day).

[@iayyam]

@@CrowdPleeza The study of ancient Egypt is an on going process. I suspect that there is far more to know about Egypt than is already known. Just last month more coffins were discovered in Egypt. Things are being unearthed all the time that give more insight in Egyptian life and culture. To date no one has been able to dicipher the Kushite medu neter so there's still must to learn regarding Nile valley culture in antiquity. Egyptologist don't know everything there is to know about the ancient ones. BTW, Dr. Chiek Anta Diop shows how his very own Wollof language is related to the ancient Egyptian language. The two languages are separated by an entire continent and thousand of years. The Egyptians didn't exist in a vacuum. They existed in Africa and they were Africans( without question). When their empire faded into history the people, by and large, went into various parts of Africa taking their culture with them.

[@derekjohnson4169]

The Dogon tribe also were considered 2 development of the 1st Farmer Almanac before Chinese Astrology.This was also discussed by Leonard Nemoy on the ABC network call in search of the unknown.Thank U 4 being aware again. 🐺🐦🎥🎥🌃😀

[@Renould2010]

Another great Lecture,💯👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿.

[@frankscott1708]

Marcel Griaule wrote "Conversations with Ogotemmeli" about the Dogon belief system. It will blow your mind. You want an introduction to Ancient African science and philosophy? Read this book.

[@CrowdPleeza]

Ok but some questions need to be cleared up on Marcel Griaule's reporting on the Dogon. Like how much stretching and exaggerations did he engage in? "Or, Griaule's account may reflect his own interests more than that of the Dogon. He made no secret of the fact that his intention was to redeem African thought. When Walter van Beek studied the Dogon, he found no evidence they knew Sirius was a double star or that Sirius B is extremely dense and has a fifty-year orbit." skepdic.com/dogon.html

[@antbanging]

@@CrowdPleeza we have another kkk member on her lol. i just want to say one thing the dogon have an anciet festival every so often when the star appears in there sky. whether the knew it to be a star or not doesnt not matter they discoverd it before you europeans

[@five1steph]

Awesome. I learned about the Dogon last year whilst cycling through Kenya. An interesting thing I learned about them, the Dogon, IN RELATION to an ancient tribe in Namibia's Twyfelfontein - the rock art techniques there, possess a strikingly similar rock engraving techniques to the Dogin, both dating 5000-6000 years old (supposedly). By far the most interesting was these two tribes' depictions of their respective shamans. In Namibia, the shaman was depicted as half lion, half man engraved - and the Dogon used engravings very similar, only half man, half DOLPHIN. I dont want to jump the gun here, but the Dogon knew sooo much about scientific exploration of the human mind and body, that they explanded their knowledge into other beings, and took a very fine interest to Dolphins.

[@mansurx26]

“Ancient Astronaut from the Dogon tribe” -Nas on that new song Godfather 4🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Dorsu-n1d]

This absolutely fascinating and educational and would love to explore more of my ancestors, please educate and present us with more 🙏🏽

[@Healthywealty]

I’m not gone say this was the best video so far, but I will say it was done clear and cohesively✊🏿‼️❤️🖤💚

[@tonytony6945]

This was the one I've been waiting on

[@josephebermudez]

Wow no telescopes no modern day tech, maybe we need to go back to the old ways because the dogon are geniuses

[@forestfreeman7079]

I have heard accounts of the dogon people stating that a light moving through the sky spoke to them telepathically and led them to a lake where it opened up and amphibious beings came out and entered the lake swam to the shore and taught the dogon about String Theory Sirius a Sirius B and other sacred knowledge their cosmology and religion reflects ancient Egyptian Pantheon indicating a shared history I would love to know genetically if they share the same haplogroup of other tribes and people's that seemed to have the same knowledge

[@carralumsden8853]

Well put together HTH. The Dogon Tribe indeed described binary scientific knowledge. I also vehemently believe some migrated into Egypt where they shared knowledge and came to a definitive understanding of Science and String Theory. And yes, I know myself and remember my Ancestors. Thank you for sharing Peace and Blissings

[@AliRoseVinifera]

I was wondering if you did a video on Dogon, I will look for a book about them.

[@carmenbrown2312]

Amma=Mama. Even though duality plays a role in the feminine masculine energy, females ruled until society became patriarchal. Think of the egg and the seed. Small but mighty.

[@dewittcoppin9460]

Amma comes from Amen

[@KarenKSmith-tm2kp]

@@dewittcoppin9460 AMEN came from AMMA.

[@dewittcoppin9460]

@@KarenKSmith-tm2kp please show and proove

[@carmenbrown2312]

Dewitt Coppin Yes, That is correct as well, digging deep into the occult many derivatives come from it.

[@dewittcoppin9460]

Amen has a feminine counterpart...Amenette....most have never heard of her.

[@compatiblesystem]

Beautiful and deep human beings. Thank you for this video. There is so much we have to learn. Life and existence is so vast.

[@ancientsknewwhydontwe9366]

Knowledge is power. Thank you my friend... wish I could purchase one of those hats...

[@michaelbarrella3043]

Found out a few years ago my great grandfather was descended from Mali. Pretty proud to have that blood

[@GDIEternal]

This sounds A LOT like Ifa, especially the part about string theory. I don't think they necessarily influenced each other, but it does show that intelligence, insight, and a profound understanding of the workings of the world and its peoples was widespread among our ancestors.

[@VanTConsult]

Ifa was the past, is the present and will be the future.

[@johngibbs799]

Great images. Nice, concise description of Fogon beliefs. Thanks!!! 😇

[@jasminevarmall3148]

I'm here to learn about these amazing people. Nas had a bar about them on Godfather 4 with Dave East.

[@Dee-7414]

Man, your intro hits the spirit accordingly.

[@elijahkennedy5825]

What is the name of the intro music?

[@tejas4567]

I'm a Indian and there's something similar to it mentioned in our ancient its so surprising to see how these ancient civilizations had so much knowlege

[@PHAPPSWE]

Could you elaborate more? I just got into this whole ancient civ rabbit hole and would love to get some pointers on what you mean

[@teelora1322]

Did you really mean how they had so much in common

[@africanodyssey4805]

And I was just thinking about the Dogon!

[@feliciamoreland2367]

🍵Interesting. So the Dogon started the study of biology and neuroscience. Im a big fan of these field of science. Also I am under the empression that they are the orignal Egypt Society before the Islamic invasion. Does anyone else have the same feeling?

[@barrcnslt]

The Persian Invasion!

[@largerthanlife8974]

I feel the same way

[@adegadizafestusomoni3594]

Africa is a continent of silence does not mean ignorance. Let the rest of the world continue their quest for so called modern civilization, at the end of it all they will find that everything is as is should be. We should be seeking knowledge from within not from test tubes. That is why Africa is silent.

[@Haliburt868]

He mentions "the 7 vibrations within the egg". My mind instantly went to the "Seed of life" which is created using 7 circles. There're a lot more connections than just that but I'm too high to type it all.

[@sulaimaanahmad]

as usual brother, another spectacular video. 🎥 my parental side are from nigeria (yoruba) 🇳🇬 my maternal side are from ghana (mandinka) 🇬🇭 but, originated in mali. i remember hearing stories years ago about the dogun, they took refuge in the mountains, to prevent converting to islaam. i don't know why they felt the need to flee there, the qur'aan clearly states; let there be no compulsion in religion. (2:256 the cow) and im my travels, i've come across many muslim dogun. مـا شـاء اللـه 📖📚🕌🕋

[@hemanag1020]

Are u saying islam never forced conversion. Coz that would be a straight lie. Its clear in history. Learn truth, its better.

[@cllgscreative]

Damn, the seven primordial threads links PERFECTLY with the Law of One/ Ra Material. 7 vibrations, 7 chakra. The 7th being the gateway to a new set of vibrations... This is insane.

[@leboyemichael4733]

Congratulations 177 k followers nice video

[@terrymoran3705]

Thank you so much! Found your flim to be fascinating. Well done! Keep it up and yes, we all need to remember our ancestors

[@antonydrossos5719]

For a minute, I was worried you would skip over the Dogons' unexplained knowledge of Sirius' binary nature & 60-year orbit. This will need multiple viewings to take it all in.

[@antonydrossos5719]

2nd Viewing, no lie, and, yes, it seems aside from their understanding of Astronomy, they also seem to have an understanding of Particle & Quantum Physics.

[@ricardoe4540]

I think it's great to discover and learn about cultures that practice and preserve their ancient ways. Very nice documentary.

[@barrychambers4047]

Dogon ancestors were scientific minded peoples! Love it!

[@JamesWilliams-dz5tn]

I heard a guy on a podcast, I think it was Matt Lacroix talk about how the Dogon have handed down their oral tradition throughout the ages. They pick one guy to live up in a cave who knows it all, and one guy to communicate with and bring him food/supplies. When the elder passes, the guy who brings his food and has been taught their history takes his place and another is chosen to succeed him. Imagine the foresight you would have to have in order to know that was the only way to keep the story straight without a written record

[@fantezixolisile4584]

I waited for 20 years to have access to this sacred knowledge.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video. Beautiful imagery of Dogon culture.

[@polorican_Red_I.D.]

*I learned about the Dogon from a book by J.A. Rogers*

[@uptowngeechee]

I'm definitely inspired by both of you young ladies!!!