Egyptian History | Kemetic Culture | African History | Hieroglyphs | Greek Influence |

[@waynedesigner7955]

Now this is what all black people should be listening to. not the pastor. not the European education system. even national geographics is nonsense. I'm unlearning everything I have been taught in these South African schools and relearning things my own way. Danko!!

[@cardett75]

Jesus Christ is the only way, there's only one God for everyone, blacks, whites, yellows, browns, we all Come from the same source, all those identity religions are connected to no real God, they are just way of life and ethno-cultural religions

[@waynedesigner7955]

@@cardett75 You clearlly dont listen do you. Selective hearing and cognitive dissonance is what you suffer from my friend. Talking to you people is like talking to a brick wall. nwe nwe nwe jesus mxm.

[@Phoenix89063]

Im with you there brother and this information is soooo nice

[@litebohonkhabu640]

Danko!!

[@wowclipskanairokenya2406]

JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH IS THE ONE AND ONLY WAY TO THE FATHER, JEHOVAH GOD ALMIGHTY. Anything else besides that is demonic doctrines.Period.

[@mwirigichokera3520]

Finally found a channel that tells our story. Bless, watching from Kenya.

[@IshtarLinqu]

Qiyamət

[@teddydor]

" if you don't tell your story, someone else will ", that's profound !!!

[@xnxbxs_zx]

Until the lion tells his side of the story, the tale of the hunt will always glorify the hunter

[@lacinabakayoko4634]

Study ourstory to get rid of the oppressor mystery

[@paulmemela7236]

It saddens me that so many will reject this knowledge because of the malicious grip that Christianity has on the majority of Africans. Keep on teaching Kings... Siyabonga🙏🏾

[@mcamara488]

True. Not just Christianity but Islam and etc. I am a African Muslim who are practicing Islam now based on my African ancestors belief. May AMUN RA guide us on the right path and free us all forever from mental slavery and prejudices.

[@lacinabakayoko4634]

Religion makes melanted people docile and gaulibble instead saving ourselves the Bible teache them to take abuse while wait for saviour

[@kwadwo9681]

I agree Paul

[@Ms.Tee65]

Totally agree

[@edwinkaris9602]

look at these clowns...

[@iraawtf]

This is FUCKING INSANE!!!! As an African American this KILLS me! I’ve been studying so much about history and religion but because of how I was taught in school I never once thought to look into the DEEP history of Africa and I’ve failed myself. I’m going to catch up tho. Thank you for this platform and giving people like me the real history

[@dvd6479]

We so- called African Americans are not a part of that Ancient Egypt culture we are the negroes!! They were the Idol Worshiping Hamites!!!! The had a fascinating culture that much is true. I believe they had some gifts I also believe that the fallen angels played a big part in it. Remember THE LIVING GOD DESTROY PHAROH!!!!!

[@Taharqo.saved.the.Hebrew]

All black Africans around the world are connected to Ancient Egypt it's apart of our true history

[@babybabe134]

Listen a had an awaken this past September after my 26th birthday and not I’m just in pure shocked how much we have been fooled. These people did damage that will take years to fix. But it will definitely start with me and the children I will be raising.

[@Taharqo.saved.the.Hebrew]

@@dvd6479 what Pharaoh was killed by God, there is no evidence or documented evidence that proves this ,you cannot give me the name of the Pharaoh or the date god destroyed him , no where in Ancient Egypt can you find anything that documents the exodus, its all false, the Ancient Egyptians kept Records of who came into Ancient Egypt, Moses ain't in them, Jesus ain't in them , Joseph ain't in them , Abraham ain't in them ,

[@tirandaz7612]

Good for you

[@gx4012]

When I was a child my Auntie told me our people had one of the greatest civilisations the world have ever seen, when I got older I realised exactly what she meant🙌🏾

[@MochaQueen5]

20 years from now no one will even know that kemet was African civilization because Europeans have done a great job of erasing us out of Kemet and we don't fight for it. All anybody ever tells us is to forget it.

[@henrybaker3320]

Sorry I have continued what my mom began when I was a small child. In Atlanta an African Griot who taught her and the surrounding neighborhood that Africa was the world center for all civilizations.

[@henrybaker3320]

I have begun to educate the Baker tribe of 31 children decendants of my parents. I will teach them all that is being opened across the diaspora.

[@nonhlanhlamahlangu8427]

My spiritual awakening journey started around 2011 at the age of 21, it brings joy to my heart that more and more of our people are waking up. Asè 🙏🏾

[@ArtraAbraham]

A very interesting conversation. As a mathematics professor, and one who lived in Ghana, I understood the letters Black-Americans and many Americans called greek alphabet weren't Greek, but African. It caused me to understand African Alphabets and lead me to understand that many of them doubled as engineering terms. When I understood this, it caused me to excel in engineering which blew peoples minds. It is important to have these conversations and learn the school of thoughts that existed in Africa and build them again.

[@rickihosein]

I wonder why they always claim the greeks invented everything, but yet if one digs really deep, its seems like they stole ideas and made it their own

[@rhondabailey3298]

❤

[@apryldowns8586]

The Greek alphabet was adapted from the Phoenician alphabet to suit their spoken language they are middle eastern specifically from Lebanon not African, though the Phoenician culture itself is descent from a north African culture it is not directly African

[@AFRICANMATH]

We love to learn more about your correlation between glyphs and engineering.

[@ArtraAbraham]

@@AFRICANMATH Yes definitely sorry for my delay in response. If we get to what is called Greek, and even used in Black American groups here in the States in Greek organizations are actually under the Geez language is which is partly adapted by the Tamil indigenous group of India. Geez being the oldest identified ancient language of and is a Priestly language in Ethiopia, known as the father language, is older than the 4 Egyptian language of today, Hierogyphs, Hierotic, Demotic and Coptic. The last two Demotic and Coptic share almost copy exactly as Geez. The symbols in Geez, Alpha Beta Theta, sigma, Delta and Omega are strongly used engineering terms. Alpha being used in numbering as first , primary, or most powerful. While beta being used as secondary, lesser power and theta so on. Sigma means to the sum of, addings all things or total group. Delta means the change, or measuring the change of something or a group of people. Omega is used in power, meaning measuring the power of , the power of a man/woman, or thing. It is most often used in electricity and the manipulation of energy. There is more, but it would be too much. Those of Kush used this, but it was kept somehow in Ethiopia, while the script given that was in what was Khemet, was mostly lost over time, stolen, and hidden to a degree that was forgotten where most cant understand it except a few. Greeks carried over much as many were educated in the best universities in Africa, Agypt, Athiopia, Mali, and Carthage if you trace the trade relations in the kingdoms. The written Akan group, Andinkra language in Ghana, have super algebra used by our NASA U.S. space program because of the trace of measurement of natural movement of sound, frequencies that occur in everyday life. This is shown through the use of a Cymatics machine. One can track the frequency affect on matter, with electricity, sound waves at change of frequency and magnets.

[@truthseekingtillweascend387]

One of the best videos out here I have a list of books I’ve read in the past year sense I’ve become spiritually awaken And the Gods in this video hit it on the target 1. Stolen legacy 2. Medu Neter Vol 1 3. Spirituality before Religions 4. The Isis Papers the keys to color 5. Miseducation of the Negro 6. We are Not the Same

[@megarudeboy0078]

Thanks! I agree that some try to christianize Kemetic ideas. But it also is used in reverse to show that Abrahamic religions were born from Kemetic Mythology.

[@danielrosow8772]

Give thanks the connection of Bantu to Anu and the mistranslation of Neteru to Gods crucial knowledge Great Zimbabwe roots origins 🔥

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@cush5147]

Peace and blessings my name is Asima Towy and I am black American for I been into the Kemetic spiritual lifestyle for last 25 years. I am so happy that the native African is beginning to awake and understand the importance of the global black race`s oldest and most advance world and black cultural ancient complex on the planet! we are a beautiful people so we most return back to our prideful, independent baseline!

[@Heartless-oi3sp]

How do I practice Kemetic Spirituality?

[@cush5147]

@@Heartless-oi3sp you stick to Christianity for Kemetic spiritual lifestyle not for you!

[@douglasroland1011]

I would like my brother to understand that most of us in the diaspora are so lost that it's only after seeing some of these symbols of Kemt. That's when something awaken to say that we were part of that system, then we actually started yearning to get to the root, which leads us to Uganda, Congo, Ethiopia and beyond.

[@henrybaker3320]

This must become our required education for ALL AFRICAN DIASPORA.

[@noranoel7430]

I'm so saddened but happy that I've found you guys 😢. I listened to you guys for 5 hours straight and I'm still thirsty. Your teachings is like air to my lung. I live in the west but my soul lives in Africa. I understand every word you speak. It sounds so familiar to my spirit. Teach I AND I African teacher.

[@valenalford1307]

nuff respect and big up yourself,greeting from jamaica 🇯🇲

[@human-9559]

As a seeker of truth(s) and a Bantu-Greek, this interview was fascinating! Ευχαριστώ / Kealeboga

[@kwadwo9681]

I’m so happy to see this knowledge is being embraced by my southern African family. Blessings to you all from your brother in England.

[@LeratoFigland]

The only thing i hated about this episode, is that it ended 😭

[@unpopularopinion_za]

😅 Don't do that...We thought you didn't enjoy it 😂 Thank you for watching

[@Tee-Star]

Same🥰

[@Scholar_1]

🕊️🌹🤗🇨🇦

[@theafricachild5773]

Fax

[@bonitahenderson5444]

Please teach us more about the Source! We’ve been bamboozled by non-Afrakans! I’m grateful for your Knowledge! Áse

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@keithwilliams2852]

Very enlightening discussion, particularly on the religious colonization of Ethiopia. Such perspectives are, indeed, necessary and helpful for our COLLECTIVE cultural development as an AFRICAN PEOPLE.

[@roxannebarton6784]

Africans are realizing that they have to be AFRICAN 🖤

[@gggg4444b]

It is so relaxing to listen to these two men speak - wonderful. Love from Ireland. 🍀

[@mphomdletshe-fc3gl]

Thank you for this podcast I really benefit with every video you post for us really and truly we appreciate this knowledge as Africans please ninga dinwa.... Abba isilo samanzi

[@unpopularopinion_za]

Thank you for your time. Onwards, the wings of change are blowing, slow but surely.

[@marleypicasso7499]

What we forget about khemet is , khemtic text and papyrus talks about the origins of khemt which start in the batwa region of South Africa, then we moved up into ta khenty , centra Africa , then we moved up into east Africa - punt land then we moved into west Africa nok land . Then into Sudan -kash /ta neshesi . Then into Egypt ta meri and ta setti/kush . Khemet means black community. Khem meaning black and met meaning community. Ta means land . So khemet is all of africa and nile vally culture is African culture being brought to nile vally. We have text that date bacc over 130,000 years . We are khemet , we are ta ntchr - land of the gods

[@exalteduchiha1563]

False.

[@sharongillesp]

@@exalteduchiha1563 Supercalifragalisticexpealidocious makes more sense than you texting “false.” That’s the argument of a lazy and ignorant person. One to avoid for what can you learn from an empty vessel?

[@Noqtis]

"We have text that date bacc over 130,000 years." buuuuuhahahahahahahahahaahahhaahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahhahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahha that's wild, buddy xD First written languages appear 3000 BC, which are Egyptian, Sumerian and Akkadian. That's 5000 years ago. Whatever you have not only predates every human civilization by x13 but also written languages by x26. if you could prove such a claim you would rewrite history big times. but also put a huge ass question mark between 130000 BC and 10000 BC. it wouldn't make any sense how a piece of written language appeared 130000 BC but vanished completely for the next 120000 years

[@billy_mdledle07]

Siyabonga Mkhulu👏 Makukhanye💪 Makwande💪 We Give Thanks👏♥️

[@stevewill253]

Good information brothers it's good to see people on the continent having this conversations. Knowing how the people are locked in to religions where the head of these religions are not from the continent great work

[@happym3585]

It’s always such an interesting and educational conversation, give thanks 🙏🏻

[@gregorystanton6184]

I wish could have more of this. Beyond the Nile Valley

[@audreona7525]

I’m thankful to hear this knowledge.

[@jahgeneral1]

Greatings 👏🏿and looking farward pon di gr8 show. Greek, certainly have ILLfluenced Afrika seen🤜🏿🤛🏿

[@Johnnypatterson692]

Thank you brothers 🙏 This is what I studied under Dr Benand taught on the streets in Montreal Quebec for years/ thank you for confirming this knowledge 🙏 🙌

[@aishawilliams5933]

Thank you very much for your teachings , Much love from Trinidad .

[@zwelibanzimgoqi7198]

Mkhulu Credo Mutwa did say "ancient Egypt did not begin where fools think it began..."

[@zenstokely7537]

Asé!! Infinite love & gratitude this channel as well as the teacher & student for this dialogue. Truly an honor to watch and listen

[@ebbyknights1820]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge. We needed to learn this since elementary school. Too bad alot of us didn't have our own people to teach us the history. Giving thanks for the information

[@pheladileshaba2782]

Thokozan ngyazicelela ukubuza nokuphendulwa ngiphahla kanjani kuphi? bese ngizihlambhulula kanjani? ngyacela kunengi engifisa ukukufunda engingakwazi ngyabonga nisazophendula🙌

[@kareemmccatty9345]

This was eye opening for me, very interesting indeed

[@Scholar_1]

Maintenance of one's Africaness.🕊️🙏🇨🇦🇯🇲

[@dixonromulus3641]

What an amazingly edifying video. Thank you so very much (from my soul) for sharing this. Thank you. I have so much to go and research now. Peace be with you all.

[@amossishuba3088]

Some lines of this conversation reminds me of my favorite artists Vaunghn Andre Akea Beka Midnite Benjamin

[@dee3489]

How is my post being taken down saying good things? Im half Bantu and Kush and so happy for it. this is great i need more of this love hearing our people talk about this and not other groups. I been learning my history and we did everything first everything. i am a new subscriber for this.

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@paulmemela7236]

Give thanks for this heavy knowledge Kings, 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@FacedAmillion]

Our kids need to be taught better than we were.

[@mawandegcaza354]

Mhlekazi, Enkosi ndiyabulela ngomsebenzi owenzayo, ndibulela kuni nonke. It has always been in my thinking to find out more about Embo "MASIBUYELENI EMBO" to be precise. When you have time, could you please expand on that, it would be lovely to hear your side of the phrase in terms on spirituality or a place.

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@lowegoddess3062]

Give Thanks . Why do we say that . Also thanks for this great session I listened with my adult kids they were hooked I’m glad this information will be passed on to the next generations.

[@mohamedhommos7748]

Cool man Finally found another channel KZbin that tells our story of My Ancient Egyptian. I'm so Blessed, Thanks for watching I'm from Egyptian Country North Africa.

[@wayne1565]

Give thanks for the true teaching of life the world needs this

[@herburnedutainment4668]

When the student is ready the Teacher appears.......Sibonge

[@TheMothership999]

This is a powerful conversation. No do not leave the Original Womb cultures to learn Kemetic culture. But DO research other AFRAKAN cultures to claim ALL of AFRAKAN CULTURES as our own family tree. Asante sana

[@christianmalutama7214]

GREAT BROADCAST GUYS…ASHE ASHE ASHE ASHE ASHE ASHE ASHE ASHE ASHE!!!!!!!!!

[@legacyanimation2094]

The Oromo people are a clear example of “History glorifying a hunter instead of the Lion”. The Oromo were able to keep themselves independent through an acient democratic system called Gadaa(Registered under UNESCO intangible human heritage). It was until late 1880s with European weapons where they then were subjugated. However a lot of their AFRICA traditions and cultures have been preserved, Uninfluenced, and been kept alive. Today they still practice their traditional religion and other religions as well, kept to some extent their democratic system, and today they are becoming a force of Africa and a power for resurrection of African history.

[@sifisombusoxaba5049]

The challenge I wish could be addressed by the panel is that South African cultural and historical knowledge is passed down through oral history. there are only a handful of African linguistics scholars who have produced knowledge about the development of our people. in short, European and neo-colonial triumph is kept through written literature. we have none or almost nothing.

[@abaraka5338]

Yes thank u for the works beloved please never stop FIRST WE MUST EDUCATE OUR PEOPLE THEN WITH CORRECT INFORMATION WE REVOLT

[@kaasamijonathanmpuga1623]

"Take our ancient African culture and modernise it while adopting western technology and retaining our African Identity". ♥️🇺🇬

[@MochaQueen5]

Its not their technology they stole it all from Africa.

[@bcknowthyself]

Baba Thau Thau Hara-maduba I salute🙏

[@kannelixelixir3592]

Elders we give thanks!!!

[@obsaeikeland9371]

Wish you would touch on Ethiopia and the different ethnic groups there and their part in Kemet as well as what kind of traces can be found today from the past influence of the African High culture :) As an Oromo, I've done some small personal research as well through comparison and found many interesting things.

[@ugandanlove7843]

So happy I found this platform

[@getiruk1249]

Glad I found this discussion. Will share it

[@MwendeSchwinn]

Stop for a second; 9:14 so Lake Victoria was locally named Nyaluvale (the mother of the god's) (the source of the Nile) but the queen of England changed the name to herself 🤦. What an elaborate system they used to completely dislodge and uproot us from our core. No wonder we defend and worship her🤦🤦🤦🤦. I've been wondering how it is that our ancestors rejected the foreign gods, but mysteriously, we are now staunch Catholics, Presbyterian, and all those Christian systems of domination... denomination! Eye opening. Right now Kenya is led and controled at the highest level by these denominations, in the name of Christianity🤦🤦 as we saw in the elections; the so called men of god🚮. So we can't even change the names today even if we wanted. That's why we have to individually disconnect ourselves from these systems. We have to individually and collectively starve the system. We can't continue to give them our power, emotions and energy. I don't even know if this is possible. But I see it as a way🥰 I see how individual Europeans have been starving the Catholic church by disconnecting from it. Oh yes, Europe was the first casualty in getting dominated by the Roman empire (now the Catholic church). Read European History. But I see how difficult it is for individual Europeans to disconnect, because they have been so far removed from their roots. Many have resorted to Buddhism, democracy, Human rights, etc. Our African parents on the other hand resorted to Protestantism and Pentecostalism (tukutendereza) Weather African or European, Asian or other, our only way out of this global colonization is going back to ourselves. Retreating inside. Going back to our roots. Self sufficiency. The moment we take the smallest comfort from the system, the system totally and completely consumes us. The Corona Pandemic showed us we can exist outside of the system. Let's not waste the lessons we learned in 2020. Let's make 2023 the year of the exodus. This time we will not be lead by a deliver or a prophet. We are going the self-sufficiency route. We must lead ourselves and remain responsible for our being 🥰. Welcome to the new Era, a new dawn!

[@EmboTolokazi]

Rose, thank you for the insight and awakening

[@DaudeBernardoNamuanga7]

Indeed we must! It’s actually everywhere, Queen Victoria marked the darkest of our continent’s transitional periods. Lake Victoria was Nyaluvale, world’s best Victoria Falls is Mosi-oa-Tunya, the Great Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ruins city of Masvingo was also called Fort Victoria to mention just a few. Current generation and the one before created a knowledge gap which the future generations will suffer even more because of ignorance, lack of self awareness and identity.

[@mjmckenzie2359]

I agree Queen.

[@prod.bylvwlee]

Agreed 100% i felt like that was what was happening in 2020 and i felt their need to further try to control our individual actions because of this. Truly a divine war im proud to be a part of. I'll stand on the front line.

[@thabisobommenate526]

What a great channel it takes. This conversation takes me back to my first year debate on "Do you agree or disagree if Egyptian was brought by Kemet Egyptians"

[@cecelialaine816]

Please give me the name of the books @unpopular opinion. If you post a book list in the description we can educate ourselves more for the next episode

[@michaelmartinis2794]

Communication Breaks The Barriers.

[@hayfron]

The greatest contribution of kemet to humanity is their understanding of metaphysics. To vibrate at their level we need to study this knowledge, our dna will allow us to go deeper than westerners abilities.

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you

[@williamb4335]

This is beautiful. Thank you for the wonderful knowledge.

[@lebohangditire500]

This is very insightful and very sacred info.

[@keithwilliams2852]

The saying “EVERY JOURNEY BEGINS WITH ONE STEP” is generally attributed to have originated among the Chinese. However, given the depth of wisdom emanating from the teachings of General Thau Thau and other equally knowledgeable Brethrens and Sistrens, it will not surprise this commenter that the adage might very well have found its genesis among Africans. Be that as it may, it is indeed heartening to realize that the journey to rediscovering the soul of the AFRICAN People has begun to make significant strides during the more recent period of the Christian epoch. Still, because no single human being is the font of all knowledge, the General’s effort to be one of the leaders on this journey should be greatly appreciated. For the last 2000 years and more, the AFRICAN People have been subjected to the most dehumanizing onslaught of man on man by Europeans, Arabs, and other intruders. The subjugation of the AFRICAN People was accomplished through diverse means, including the use of firearms and disease. But the most powerful weapon that the oppressors resorted to in their perverse effort was their respective religion with all of its subtleties and nuances. After losing favor with the Roman authorities, the former Roman operative and megalomaniac, Saul of Tarsus (aka “Apostle Paul”) discovered the immense TRANSFORMATIVE POWER of religion which he thereafter wholly embraced in his effort at settling scores with his former colleagues. Subsequently, the Roman Emperor Constantine adopted a similar approach in his effort to establish order within the Roman Empire with his founding of the Roman Catholic Church. The potential of religion in establishing a stranglehold on the minds of people was further institutionalized in 1611 by King James of England. By what could only be described as a sleight of hand, James ordered a customized translation or "version" of the Bible as a means of propagating the doctrine of “The Divine Rights of Kings”, and in a ruthless attempt to justify the execution of Guy Fawkes and other opposition leaders. It is indeed a sad state of affairs that the narrative engineered by King James and his ilks has had its greatest impact on the minds of BLACK PEOPLE who conflate BELIEF with KNOWLEDGE. Without giving the matter a second thought, Black people unwittingly subject themselves to the PATENTLY FALSE notion, as taught by Paul, that a reputed Jewish rabbi commonly called Jesus is the “God/Man” or even GOD HIMSELF. And the more absurd the tenets of such a belief system become, the harder it is for Black people to demonstrate any capacity for discerning truth from fiction (myth). Such, therefore, is the primary source of all the ailments besetting the AFRICAN People. BLACK People have become so intellectually lazy and spiritually bereft that their belief in such kinds of idolatrous doctrines continues to blind them from the more mundane concerns of their COLLECTIVITY as the most downtrodden among the human race. But there are many signs that things are beginning to change. And it is in this context and the broader context of the fledgling Rastafarian Movement that the wisdom imparted by General Thau Thau and other laborers in the field must be construed. The journey has, indeed, been very long and difficult. Still, as more and more people, (BLACK as well as BROWN, YELLOW, RED, and WHITE PEOPLE), come to the point of realizing the relevance of the Philosophy of RASTAFARI as a dialectical synthesis of the lives and teachings of His Imperial Majesty (HIM) Emperor Haile Selassie I and other enlightened BLACK thinkers, there is good reason to hope that BLACK People would truly “EMANCIPATE THEMSELVES FROM MENTAL SLAVERY” and that the world would become a better place for all of GOD’s children as envisaged and espoused by HIM.

[@thabangduncankgaditse7629]

Wow alot of information to consume. As a mopedi man i'm pleased to see Thau Thau unpacking cultural unformation. But i have a question who is the first person to live on earth and who birthed that or those people ?

[@JerubaalXerxes]

Maa said the first man and women came from the great mountains in east africa.

[@jasonsimon8760]

Exactly greek influence after the fall

[@YahuDean-Da-Warrior]

BLESSED TO HEAR THIS TRUTH REVEALED. YAHUHA BARAKA THE ENDING WAS HEAVY....HOOOOOUUU!!!!

[@MrBlaqgold]

Great wisdom here...

[@smokyalpha]

Very Good Wisdom

[@litebohonkhabu640]

Am hooked on this podcast

[@maatcommunity496]

Great and insightfull discussion. Africans are looking at the One and unified divinity from different angles and for the different needs and challenges that we face. We from the former plantations applied our African traditions to free ourselves physicall..The battle continues on the mental, psychological and spiritual level to fully effect the recapturing of our wealth and resources...Yes we need to go through and purify of concepts and traditions that has been stolen, distorted and corrupted by the invaders,,,We are starting from the place and situation we are at present....Yes there is only one Unified MAAT./ UBUNTU world view that unifies the African knowledge. It has been hidden in the most unexpected place in orderto survive the onslaught against our culture..But the RETURN ..the SANKOFA, is well on its way...and there is no stopping us now....HETEP

[@edwardmtape9681]

I enjoy this nformative podcast. Please next can you have ubaba Joshua Maponga as your guest.

[@NhlanganoChabalala]

I give thanks and praises

[@ianbynoe6515]

The greatest thing is learning. To all my black people, just learn.

[@siviwejongile1461]

I am in awe.... 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@frankarthur8397]

knowledge is power ...they always unpack the knowledge tht is hidden from everyone

[@brettwilliams6749]

Greetings my Kings. Great to be in ur presence 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ . We're in a new earth & the meek will inherit the earth. The Babylon system is dead, the late Queen & the pope transition to enternal Damnation, we're no longer in the age of Pisces, we're in the age of Aquarius. Nemetoka visiwa vya carrebian St Kitts & Nevis 🇰🇳🇰🇳🇰🇳. Bayette Bayette my Kings 🙏🙏🙏.

[@Jah_Platinum]

Blessed Love Angels ... i would like that you present to us a presentation about the Melchizedek Order, the wrapping of Turban and its relation to Afrika

[@waltersihlali4222]

Ikhulumile impunga, syabonga

[@vmarshall324]

Dr. Asa Hilliard gives a textbook knowledge. This family abs knowledge.

[@Ntchrmusic]

Thank you for this knowledge bro …one love from Senegal

[@IshtarLinqu]

Ndu?

[@oumarsakho3044]

God bless you all.Thanks for sharing and passing knowledge. I am from Sénégal and i have learned no long time ago about my ancestors, and they have been in Egypte long long time ago... I learned about kemet, the other name of Egypte. Thanks. I wish you peace of mind. Bless up !!!

[@cjkarabo5777]

This is paradigm shifting give thanks. I like how the interviewer is challenging his Grandmaster and how he gives a brief background which serves as a build up to his thought provoking question(s). I really like that.

[@lacinabakayoko4634]

Religion makes docile and gaulibble don't ask question just listen ain't that crazy

[@talladen9496]

I like to know what is YOHOVAH YATIMAN mean in your african language And History

[@nhlanhlakubeka3965]

I think we must stop calling ourselves african people because that naming derives from the slave master calling us black , rather use the word Bantu people referring to ourselves as melanated beings.

[@mngadiayanda]

I agree

[@papi05231]

I absolutely love this

[@lumumba57]

Change the name of the continent first and then this suggestion would make sense. A Chinese man and an Indian man don't resemble each other at all, but they both call themselves Asians. It's not what you call yourself, it's what you do, what you produce, what you make of your society. 50 years ago both India and China were not respected on the world stage. Now they are. They literally transformed their societies significantly. They weren't talking, but getting things done. You already can see where I'm going with this. We must do more and talk less. One love.

[@manaka7395]

Love this

[@sibusisozulu919]

@Ignacio Milton it starts with knowing who you are. They know their story, and so should we.

[@zukilenkqwiliso]

I have been following this Podcast for sometime now , i have decided to Subscribed much love ✌✌

[@muhammedtrawally1798]

History is more complicated than we thought, you can't just derive fundamental believe systems from history.

[@gigstheartist682]

Thau thau is so wise and humble ❤

[@quinnbennett9502]

Talk that talk my brothers!!!!!!!!!!

[@SURAH267]

Thank you , so interesting , I have been traveling to Egypt since 1976 , it appears that Egyptian and European needed to be educated re the Egyptain civilisation , all of Africa was one nation at once like Europe ,

[@richardsheffield2823]

One Ubuntu, One Ppl, One Cosmology

[@mamasupreme8187]

Sibonge for the enlightenment 👏🏾👑✨

[@refiloebw]

Pls do a video on Isthunywa

[@louiscoffey6927]

Thank you for the enlightenment. Now, I need to find a way, as a child of the diaspora, what source I need to access to get an understanding of those principles that gave rise to those cultures along the course of Hapi "The Nile River". Unfortunately I grew up in the US and therefore was not made aware of the languages around the Great Lakes area. What sources could I access to get an uncorrupted sense of the Spirituality that those along Hapi, knew.

[@2099Darius]

This is a great video, all Africans on the continent and the diaspora should watch it. He mentioned that Kemetic information that we have is with a somewhat Greek influence. But we must keep in mind that this is true when we read their interpretations. Thankfully we have so many primary texts to read and interpret for ourselves. We still have these original texts and its a great reason to learn the Medu Natur to get our own understanding of Kemet.

[@Snowfox23]

Kemet was never black! You can tell yourselves whatever revisited mythology, your history with the world will stay the same: slavery

[@capoza1]

My firt time of watching but I love you guys

[@tanyajaynes5119]

Thank you for your knowledge. I was unclear about where to begin studying for those whose ancestors were uprooted and now from the diasporas.

[@huh6486]

Around Applause 👏🏿 for you Brother ❤❤❤. Back to our Roots ❤❤❤

[@maliklounds4300]

Brilliant expounding of the African culture