Who Are Magicians Practicing Magic?Unity Consciousness #794

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(Part 2 of 3)

The Creator Is A Magician

As alluded to in the previous message, Creation is a magic act. Magic actions in motion. Creation is a magic show for purposes far greater than entertainment.

Our bodies are magic machines. They function based on magic – scientific principles working in harmony.

Of Course Egyptian Priests Were Magicians

A priest, scientist and magician all mean the same thing. Not today, but back then.

Priests were people who studied for over 40 years to become proficient in multiple subjects. These people were very learned and understood these subjects integratively as an Ecosystem. This is why their manipulation of the forces of nature's scientific principles exceeded the average person's capabilities. Part of the training of priests was to study the stars, thus they were astronomers who charted the movement of celestial bodies in relation to each other. The priests also had to understand the meaning of the movements of stars in relation to events on Earth, thus they were astrologers.*

Magi Are Magicians

Magi is just an abbreviated form of the word magician.
Magi are wise men; therefore magicians are people who have advanced scientific training and are thus able to do things others cannot due because they do not have the same understanding of all that exists within and without.

The three wise men (Magi) who came to bring gifts to Yeshua (Jesus) were priest-scientist-magicians. They came from the East which is the same place Abraham and his family came from. The East being referred to is Chaldea between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. The three wise men were from the African spiritual traditions that Abraham abandoned.

(Young's Literal Translation (YLT) uses words more closely related to the Greek text the King James Version of Christianity was translated from.
Matthew 2:1 (YLT): “And Jesus having been born in Beth-Lehem of Judea, in the days of Herod the king, lo, mages from the east came to Jerusalem,”

Prophets, In a Biblical Sense, Are Magicians

According to some religions, Moses performed miracles. Most of the followers of these religions attribute Moses' ability to God; however, they leave out the part of the process that helped Moses understand how to perform miracles:
Acts 7:22 (KJV): “And Moses was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians, and was mighty in words and in deeds.”

Moses, raised in the house of Pharaoh, was a priest-scientist-magician. Moses learned from the Egyptians who learned from the Creator and through trial and error.

Another prophet-magician was Daniel, who was also called Belteshazzar and also called the master of the magicians:
Daniel 4:9 (KJV): “O Belteshazzar, master of the magicians, because I know that the spirit of the holy gods is in thee, and no secret troubleth thee, tell me the visions of my dream that I have seen, and the interpretation thereof.”

God made frequent use of magicians: “Wherefore, behold, I send unto you prophets, and wise men (Magi), and scribes: and some of them ye shall kill and crucify; and some of them shall ye scourge in your synagogues, and persecute them from city to city” (Matthew 23:34 (KJV))

There were numerous other prophets in Bibles who were all magicians because they manipulated scientific principles and performed magic called by different words – miracles, wonders, signs. A popular prophet-magician that comes to mind is Elijah (Elias) who drenched an altar in water and then called down fire from Heaven, who raised people from the dead, killed people, caused famine, outran horse-drawn chariots and knew the day, place and method of his departure from Earth.

Lastly, it is well established that Yeshua (Jesus) was a priest-scientist-magician. Jesus lived in Egypt for a while. Although the details of his training are vague, clearly Jesus did not learn his advanced knowledge from Israelites because none of them were practicing magic, only the Egyptians and Chaldeans – two groups descended from Kushite/Cushites. Perhaps this is why so much of the story of Jesus's life is left out of Bibles but can be found elsewhere.

Jesus did not have a problem with using magic so why do Jesus believers? Jesus is not averse to magic then or now because God is the Maker Of Magic and Master Magician then and now.

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So Many Other Types Of Magicians

Every person is a scientist. We are always practicing some sort of magic. There are scientists of all types such as alchemists, chemists, ministers, reverends, hypnotizers, teachers, parents, lawyers, athletes, botanists, geneticists, pharmacologists, gardeners, farmers and psychologists and psychiatrists who are front line members of psychological warfare...

*There is very little use in being an astronomer if you are not also going to be an astrologer, unless of course, you are not operating within the optimal context of the African Utamawazo. If so, then fragmented knowledge is what you get. However, within the African context, it is not possible to be an astrologer without being an astronomer. It is not possible to be very skilled at either astronomy or astrology without also being skilled in multiple other areas of science (knowing).

Origin Of Agriculture, Fantasia & Fantasy AsiaUnity Consciousness #381

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Agriculture Origin & History In Africa & More (Part 1)

1. Any Initiate of Learning will soon discover the depth and breadth of civilization that existed in Africa before any other group of people existed on the planet.

2. Per Ancestor Diop, there were 5 human types before the type of human we are today (homo sapiens sapiens). None of the first five human types were able to overcome nature in order to create works of art. (1) By inference, the sixth human type was able to overcome nature and create works of art. Since art has been discovered 400,000 years ago, then nature must have been overcome first. To overcome necessitates understanding and thus overcoming nature is understanding nature and must include agriculture in order to have enough free time to work on creating art.

3. “In Swaziland, iron was mined 30,000 years ago.” (2) Again, nobody's doing mining before doing farming.

4. “35,000 to 40,000 years ago, the Grimaldi's from the southern tip of Africa (Monomotapa), left their writings and their pictures in caves all along the entire western coast of Africa and all along the way of their continued travels to Spain and Austria.” A reasonable person can appreciate the fact that this writing and artwork ability must have been developed in the civilization before they left Monomotapa. One can appreciate the length of time it must have taken them to travel from the tip of Africa to Austria.

5. 70,000 years ago, the world's oldest example of abstract art was found in Blombos Cave in South Africa. The engravings were complex. "There is no doubt that the people in southern Africa were behaviourally modern 70,000 years ago.”

6. ”At least 75,000 years old, early humans in South Africa built a stone calendar that predates all other man-made structures found to date. It is disrespectfully called the‘African Stonehenge’ and the “Adams Calendar.”

Also, it is estimated that there are over 100,000 ancient stone ruins scattered throughout the mountains of southern Africa. These structures were not left behind by migrating hunter-gatherers. Artifacts that have been recovered from these ruins show a long and extended period of settlement that spans well over 200,000 years. Since southern Africa is the cradle of humankind, we should not be surprised to find such ruins, but we should rather expect these discoveries.”

There is absolutely NO WAY agriculture started in Asia 10,000 to 12,000 years ago unless it occurred in fantasia, a fantasy Asia. The Hapi River Valley (Nile) is part of the Great Rift Valley and is so fertile, it was the place of choice to plant and grow humans to give us the best opportunity to refine ourselves to a high degree of civilization and culture and then diversify, spread and continue to develop.

(1) Diop, Cheikh Anta, “African Origins Of Humanity”, paraphrased.
(2) Diop, Cheikh Anta., “Race And History: Origin Of Humanity And Racial Differentiation ,” The BrownWatch http://www.brown-watch.com/what-is-racism/2013/2/6/black-history-fact-the-first-inhabitant-of-europe-was-a-migr.html , Accessed 07/27/15, paraphrased.

Agriculture Origin & History In Africa & MoreUnity Consciousness #372

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Agriculture Originated In Africa

The Creator put humans into Africa first.

“Count Volney gives the following description of the scientific achievements of the ancient Ethiopians, and of how they mapped out the signs of the zodiac on the star-spangled dome of the heavens:

Should it be asked at what epoch this system took its birth, we shall answer on the testimony of the monuments of astronomy itself, that its principles appear with certainty to have been established about seventeen thousand years ago, and if it be asked to what people it is to be attributed, we shall answer that the same monuments, supported by unanimous traditions, attribute it to the first tribes of Egypt; and reason finds in that country all the circumstances which could lead to such a system; when it finds there a zone of sky, bordering on the tropic, equally free from the rains of the equator and the fogs of the north; when it finds there a central point of the sphere of the ancients, a salubrious climate, a great but manageable river, a soil fertile without art or labor, inundated without morbid exhalations, and placed between two seas which communicate with the richest countries; it conceives that the inhabitant of the Nile, addicted to agriculture from the facility of communications, to astronomy from the state of his sky, always open to observation, must have been the first to pass from the savage to the social state; and consequently to attain the physical and moral sciences necessary to civilized life.”

It was, then, on the borders of the upper Nile, among a black race of men, that was organized the complicated system of the worship of the stars, considered in relation to the productions of the earth and the labors of agriculture.” (1)

From Africa, the planet was populated with all humans in existence today. From Africa, civilization was also formed and spread to the rest of the world. As part of civilization, agriculture was formed and spread to the rest of the world.

Agriculture did not originate in China not in Asia not in the Indus Valley not in the Fertile Crescent not between the Tigris and the Euphrates Rivers not in South or Central America with Mayans, Aztecs, Incas, Peruvians and not with the usage of “three sisters” planting.

A Few Of Many Ways Of Estimating The Origin

(A) Astronomy and the Zodiac go back to at least 55,000 BCE. This is the minimum starting date for the origin of agriculture. We can also examine the accomplishments in all other sciences and arts and it is a certainty, we shall find evidence of much earlier starting dates for the invention of agriculture.

(B) There are two Great Year Ages occurring simultaneously. Both of these ages are caused by Earth's movements in relation to the movement of other celestial bodies. A complete cycle is approximately 26,000 years and is measured by the changes in the positions of constellations.
If we assign a very minimum date for human existence to 500,000 years ago, there have been 19 periods of 26,000 years each. Each of these periods contain two simultaneous Great Years; therefore there has been at least 38 periods where constellations have changed. Constellations, of course, affect all things. These constellations affect the energies and lives on Earth. The constellations affect life cycles. These constellations affect the growth and development of humans and all other creatures. The constellations affect the shift in consciousness of understanding the cycles of life. These cycles foster the understanding of agriculture (plant domestication), animal domestication and human development.

Due to the continuous revealing of historical information, it is no longer credible to believe that 37 and one-half constellation cycles took place before humans were influenced to gain understanding of agriculture even though these constellation changes were influencing them and everything else daily, monthly and yearly over and over again in largely consistent ways and these humans were developing calendars and everything else by paying attention to these cycles. The origin of agriculture took place much earlier than 12,000 or even 22,000 years ago.

According to Ancestor ben-Jochannan, “Along the Nile, there were two groups of Africans; the "Hutu" and "Twa" who take us back into at least 400,000 BCE in terms of artifacts. Among the Hutu and Twa were artifacts such as the “Ankh,” the "Crook" and "Flail."

The importance of the above paragraph is that humans do not move on to higher order things until food sources are secured. Ancestor Barashango reminds us agriculture is the foundation of moving from hunter-gather to being sedentary and thus having the time and thought energy to developing civilization. This tells us that the Hutu and Twa were agriculturalists 400,000 years ago. Africans were doing many things in all areas of civilization such as mining metals, smelting iron, developing calendars, building cities and formulating all the basic sciences, including moral sciences. Before humans on a civilized path would concern themselves with stars, they would concern themselves with the seeds of daily needs and develop an agricultural system first.

Furthermore, the flow of energy in the galaxy comes from the center of the galaxy, its birthplace. As above so below, the flow of energy on Earth comes from central Africa near the origin of the Hapi River, humanity's birthplace. These living Hapi waters flow through Africa and so did knowledge and understanding flow as nutrients along this waterway. The Hutu and Twa were diminutive in physical size but not in strength of understanding. It is unlikely, that these much shorter people could have survived as hunter-gatherers.

Humans grew up and out of the Hapi River Valley as surely as plants grow from seed, yet their main roots remain where first planted. The Hutu and Twa understood these correlations and developed agriculture in Africa at least 400,000 years ago before they figured out how to develop the Ankh.

Conclusion

“Egypt and Western Asia tell the same story. 'In each case we have a standard or measuring-rod of authentic historical record,' declares Samuel Laing, of certainly not less than 8,000 and more probably 9,000 or 10,000 years, from the present time; and in each case we find ourselves at this remote date, in the presence, not of rude beginnings, but of a civilization already ancient and far advanced. We have populous cities, celebrated temples, an organized priesthood, an advanced state of agriculture and of the industrial and fine arts; writing and books so long known that their origin is lost in myth; religions in which advanced philosophical and moral ideas are already developed; astronomical systems which imply a long course of accurate observations. How long this prehistoric age may have lasted, and how many centuries it may have taken to develop such a civilization, from the primitive beginnings of Neolithic and Paleolithic origins, is a matter of conjecture. All we can infer is, that it must have required an immense time, much longer than that embraced by the subsequent period of historical record." (2) In other words, human history and the history of civilization is much longer than the recent 5,000 year history we may have based all our understanding on. Human history runs deep into Africa and into the Universe.

More To Conclude & Expand

Having an exact date of the origin of agriculture is not as important as having a more accurate understanding of world history, thus of self. However, it is important to understand where agriculture started, by whom and that it was a long time ago, much longer than some would mislead school children to believe. What is equally important, is that the location and minimum time frame for the development of agriculture occurred when most groups of people on the planet did not exist. The world was black and African. Out of the last Ice Age, white Africans (Europeans) appeared. Since that time, white Africans interbreeding with black Africans worldwide has sped up the process of physical differences in the human population. This has made it easier for those with ill intent to create confusion about the origin of all people and the origin of civilization and the origin upon which their societies are built. We are one people, one species, one family.

Now back to the final understanding regarding agriculture. What is of the utmost importance is that white Africans (Europeans) did not even exist until no earlier than 20,000 BCE, which is an overly generous estimate. At any rate, prior to 20,000 BCE, African civilizations in Africa were ancient, fully developed, advanced and of high culture. Greeks, the founders of European societies, had to come back home to Africa to attend African Universities to attempt to learn how to do things. Wanting a rich history of their own, they came back and invaded Africa and took huge amounts of knowledge and library books. They put their names on this knowledge and, as a result, history books falsely claim white origins of black knowledge. Even with this knowledge, the lack of harmony and the lack of respect for family, caused white Africans to misuse the knowledge and misuse the way agriculture is practiced. Without merging knowledge of self with other knowledge, knowing how to behave in an ecosystem relationship becomes elusive. Without this barometer and cosmic context, knowledge becomes delusional as to what it is good for. This is so because without merging knowledge with knowledge of self, conflict exists. Conflict exists because knowledge without knowledge of self is low level knowledge which favors incompleteness, weakness, ego and the lower self over their much higher forms. Knowledge of self not nurtured and developed creates many life conflicts as one tries to exist in a universe that depends on knowing self. This necessarily puts a person in conflict with the above, below, within and without. The person has the option to change or remain at war with absolutely everything and everyone.

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Ashe Seeds/Celestials, Sš3t/Tšw8t, Ast/Asr

(1) Jackson, John G., “Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization, A Critical Review of the Evidence of Archaeology, Anthropology, History and Comparative Religion: According to the Most Reliable Sources and Authorities,” (1939) https://archive.org/stream/EthiopiaAndTheOriginOfCivilization/EOC_djvu.txt, Accessed 07/23/15, paraphrased.
(2) Ibid.

Zodiac Definition, Origin & History | What's Your Animal Sign?Unity Consciousness #371

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See also 10.21.18 Update: ”Great Year Precession | Equinox, Ecliptic, Zodiac Re-Definition, Unity Consciousness #1476”

The word “Zodiac” comes from Greek word, “Zoyon” which means “animal.” (1)

The Greeks took these Zodiac (animal) signs from the Temple Of Het-Heru in Denderah in the Nile Valley in Africa.

The Temple Of Het-Heru (called Hathor by Greeks) is the origin of the Zodiac. The original Temple Of Het-Heru was built around 3,100 BCE. (2) “A ceiling in this temple contains a detailed map of the heavens showing the hours of the day and night, the regions of the moon and sun, northern and southern stars, planets, and the 12 signs of the zodiac.” (3) “African man endowed each constellation in the Zodiac with a name, story, symbolic essence and spiritual energy embodying the ebb and flow of the cosmic forces that impacted man's fate individually and collectively.”(4)

Movement Of Earth

“The Earth experiences three motions: a rotation around its axis, a revolution around its sun and a gyration of its pole around the 'pole of the ecliptic.' This latter motion is caused by the tilt of the earth's pole from vertical and results in a gyration backwards of the magnetic pole around the vertical pole. This cycle takes approximately 25, 920 years to complete and is called the Precession and the Great Year. During this cycle, constellations move into alignment with the spring equinox every 2,160 years approximately.

Pisces is the current constellation. Aquaria is next constellation that is rising and almost in full position.” (5)

Time Frame For Development Of The Zodiac

In order for Africans to build the Temple Of Het-Heru in 3,100 BCE based on a cycle that takes approximately 26,000 years, Africans would have had to start approximately 29,000 BCE. However, in order for a pattern to be noticed, at least two complete cycles must be observed. This means, the constellations were known at least as early as 55,000 BCE.

“The Ethiopian origin of astronomy is beautifully explained by Count Volney in a passage in his Ruins of Empires. He invokes the authority of Charles F. Dupuis who placed the origin of the zodiac as far back as 15,000 B.C., which would give the world's oldest picture book an antiquity of 17,000 years. (This estimate is not as excessive as it might at first appear, since the American astronomer and mathematician, Professor Arthur M. Harding, traces back the origin of the zodiac to about 26,000 B.C) In discussing star worship and idolatry, Count Volney gives the following glowing description of the scientific achievements of the ancient Ethiopians, and of how they mapped out the signs of the zodiac on the star-spangled dome of the heavens:

Should it be asked at what epoch this system took its birth, we shall answer on the testimony of the monuments of astronomy itself, that its principles appear with certainty to have been established about seventeen thousand years ago, and if it be asked to what people it is to be attributed, we shall answer that the same monuments, supported by unanimous traditions, attribute it to the first tribes of Egypt; and reason finds in that country all the circumstances which could lead to such a system; when it finds there a zone of sky, bordering on the tropic, equally free from the rains of the equator and the fogs of the north; when it finds there a central point of the sphere of the ancients, a salubrious climate, a great but manageable river, a soil fertile without art or labor, inundated without morbid exhalations, and placed between two seas which communicate with the richest countries; it conceives that the inhabitant of the Nile, addicted to agriculture from the facility of communications, to astronomy from the state of his sky, always open to observation, must have been the first to pass from the savage to the social state; and consequently to attain the physical and moral sciences necessary to civilized life.

It was, then, on the borders of the upper Nile, among a black race of men, that was organized the complicated system of the worship of the stars, considered in relation to the productions of the earth and the labors of agriculture. ... Thus the Ethiopian of Thebes named stars of inundation, or Aquarius, those stars under which the Nile began to overflow; stars of the ox or bull, those under which they began to plow, stars of the lion, those under which that animal, driven from the desert by thirst, appeared on the banks of the Nile; stars of the sheaf, or of the harvest virgin, those of the reaping season; stars of the lamb, stars of the two kids, those under which these precious animals were brought forth. ... Thus the same Ethiopian having observed that the return of the inundation always corresponded with the rising of a beautiful star which appeared towards the source of the Nile, and seemed to warn the husbandman against the coming waters, he compared this action to that of the animal who, by his barking, gives notice of danger, and he called this star the dog, the barker (Sirius). In the same manner he named the stars of the crab, those where the sun, having arrived at the tropic, retreated by a slow retrograde motion like the crab of Cancer. He named stars of the wild goat, or Capricorn, those where the sun, having reached the highest point in his annuary tract, . . . imitates the goat, who delights to climb to the summit of the rocks. He named stars of the balance, or Libra, those where the days and nights being equal, seemed in equilibrium, like that instrument; and stars of the scorpion, those where certain periodical winds bring vapors, burning like the venom of the scorpion.” (6)

By the way, if Animists exist, current believers in the zodiac are it. See, Teaching Proverbs | Animism Definition Rejected - African Spiritual Practices Accepted

(1 - 2) Dr. Charles Finch - The Wheel of Heaven: The Astronomical Chronology of the Nile Valley
(3) Asante, Molefi Kete and Mazama, Ama Editors, "Encyclopedia Of African Religion," (2009) p. 307.
(4) Ibid., PT 2
(5) Ibid., PT 1 (paraphrased).
(6) Jackson, John G., “Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization, A Critical Review of the Evidence of Archaeology, Anthropology, History and Comparative Religion: According to the Most Reliable Sources and Authorities,” (1939) https://archive.org/stream/EthiopiaAndTheOriginOfCivilization/EOC_djvu.txt , Accessed 07/23/15, paraphrased.

At Min 4:10 mentions UPT-TA (pronounced Wep-ta), a northern support like a tent pole called top of the earth.

Knowledge From Africa | Not So Ancient EducationUnity Consciousness #167

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Knowledge from Africa is not so ancient because it was not that long ago. Also, it still exists in many places and is being taught and sought.

History tells us “to the victor belongs the spoils.” The greatest spoil taken from African nations that were conquered was their knowledge.

1. Libraries and sacred books were stolen. (1)

2. From museums alone, we know what was also taken in large numbers: papyri, tablets and stones (Rosetta Stone, Shabaka Stone, etc.)

3. “Concerning the fact that Egypt was the greatest education centre of the ancient world which was also visited by the Greeks, reference must again be made to Plato in the Timaeus who tells us that Greek aspirants to wisdom visited Egypt for initiation, and that the priests of Sais used to refer to them as children in the Mysteries.” (2)

4. “There were mystery schools, or what we would commonly call lodges in Greece and other lands, outside of Egypt, whose work was carried on according to the Osiriaca, the Grand Lodge of Egypt. Such schools have frequently been referred to as private or philosophic mysteries, and their founders were Initiates of the Egyptian Mysteries; the Ionian temple at Didyma; the lodge of Euclid at Megara; the lodge of Pythagoras at Crotona; and the Orphic temple at Delphi, with the schools of Plato and Aristotle. Consequently we make a mistake when we suppose that the so-called Greek philosophers formulated new doctrines of their own; for their philosophy had been handed down by the great Egyptian Hierophants through the Mysteries. In addition to the control of the mysteries, the Grand Lodge permitted an exchange of visits between the various lodges, in order to ensure the progress of the brethren in the secret science.” (3)

5. “The schools of philosophy, Chaldean, Greek and Persian, were part of the Ancient Mystery System of Egypt. They were conducted in secrecy according to the demands of the Osiriaca, whose teachings became common to all the schools.” (4)

6. "In the 8th century A.D. The Moors, i.e., natives of Mauritania in North Africa, invaded Spain and took with them, the Egyptian culture which they had preserved. Knowledge in the ancient days was centralized i.e., it belonged to a common parent and system, i.e., the Wisdom Teaching or Mysteries of Egypt, which the Greeks used to call Sophia.

As such, the people of North Africa were the neighbors of the Egyptians, and became the custodians of Egyptian culture, which they spread through considerable portions of Africa, Asia Minor and Europe. During their occupation of Spain, the Moors displayed with considerable credit, the grandeur of African culture and civilization. The schools and libraries which they established became famous throughout the Mediaeval world; Science and learning were cultivated and taught; the schools of Cordova, Toledo, Seville and Saragossa attained such celebrity, that they, like their parent Egypt, attracted students from all parts of the Western world; and from them arose the most famous African professors that the world has ever known, in medicine, surgery, astronomy and mathematics. But these people from North Africa did more than merely distinguish themselves in Spain. They were really the recognized custodians of African culture, to whom the world looked for enlightenment. Consequently, through the medium of the ancient Arabic language, philosophy and the various branches of science were disseminated: (a) all the so-called works of Aristotle in metaphysics, moral philosophy and natural science (b) translations by Leonardo Pisano in Arabic mathematical science (c) translation by Gideo a Monk of Arezzo in musical notation.

In addition, the Moors kept up constant contact with mother Egypt: for they had established Caliphates not only at Baghdad and Cordova, but also at Cairo in Egypt.” (5)

7. “In his magnum opus A Lost Tradition: African Philosophy in World History (1975), Thoephile Obenga documents the confessions of 'famous' revered Greeks (the world's first Europeans) in their own Greek Hellenic language that they all received their education at the Temple of Waset in ancient Kemet (Egypt) and that their teachers were the master-thinkers or High priests in the Nile Valley. The Temple of Waset is the world's first university and was built during the reign of Pharaoh Amenhotep III in the XVIII Dynasty, 1405-1370 B.C.” (6)

8. “The Greek, St. Clement of Alexandria , stated that if you were to write a book of 1,000 pages, you could not put down the names of all the Greeks who went to the Nile Valley in Kemet/Egypt, Africa, to be educated and even those who did not go claim they went because it was prestigious.” (7)

In the midst of reclaiming memory, the past, Ancestors and more, there are still too many Africans who do not want to believe in their inherent and inherited greatness. This is so even though African greatness is on display everywhere under someone else's claim and name.

Many groups of people received their best education from African sources. Right now Europeans and others are still searching for what we already have within us – African knowledge. Despite this truth, we still go to Europeans to teach us what they don't know but we do. Since they are pretending to know, we end up in worse shape than when we started because we put faith in information that has little liberating power unless it is paired with knowledge of self. African knowledge through a European sieve retains little substance. This type of education only works in their system unless we transform it into an African conceptual framework.

(1) James, George G. M., "Stolen Legacy: Greek Philosophy is Stolen Egyptian Philosophy," The Journal of Pan African Studies, (2009) eBook, p. 36 (originally published in New York by Philosophical Library in 1954).
(2) Ibid., p. 34br> (3) Ibid., p. 26br> (4) Ibid., p. 15br> (5) Ibid., p. 32br> (6) Nantambu, Dr. Kwame, "Original Glory not out of Greece," October 20, 2004, Accessed 04/10/15, http://www.trinicenter.com/kwame/2004/2010.htm (7) Ibid.br>

African Ankh & Female/Male Gender Sex Symbols ConnectionUnity Consciousness #162

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As has been sufficiently shown through historical repetition on this blog, all fundamental sciences are either of African origin or derivatives of African-originated science. This includes Biology, Astrology, Astronomy and Alchemy. The notion that the Female/Male Gender Sex Symbols of Biology are of Babylonian origin is yet another distortion of truth. As it is with all distortions, at best it is due to ignorance, at worst, due to intentions, but more than likely some combination of both.

It does not take much to recognize critically, intuitively and visually, the connection between the African Ankh and Female/Male Gender Sex Symbols in use today.

The universe is encoded and encrypted but accessible to those who seamlessly switch between modes of transportation along the curvilinear connection that extends in all directions.

The Ankh is also a symbol for family, thus unity. These become keys in So Dayi.

In the same way we move deeper into a building, deeper meaning is accessed through a combination of partitions and thresholds.

Whereas we have locks that use keys and locks that use combinations, to unlock the power of the African Ankh's feminine, masculine and unifying energies requires application in unison.

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It is clear, the author of “The Origin Of The Male And Female Symbols” is operating at a significant disadvantage to understanding. This is shown by his statement:

”They illustrate how an apparently simple historical question in science...may lead into many unrelated branches of scholarship.”

This is an example of the fundamental fragmentation that plagues the world. It is a metaphor for the Ogoan mind. To say branches of scholarship are unrelated is to start off on the wrong foot and work against the purpose of scholarship. All knowledge is related. Stearns does not connect all knowledge, thus is unable to connect the African Ankh to the origin of Female/Male Gender Sex Symbols.

To compound the problem, Stearns does not credit Africa for the origin of Science and Astrology because the sources he relies on does not. Stearns relies upon a date in the 700's BC as the origin of Astrology when it is clear, from a brief study of world history, Africans were using Astrology for hundreds of thousands of years prior and continuously since 40,000 years ago. (1).

On page 3 of Stearn's article, it is even easier to see the African Ankh Female/Male Gender Sex Symbol Connection. These are the earlier versions of the symbols prior to further current corruptions for reasons likely beyond the aesthetic.

The greatest truth in the article is that Linnaeus copied from the Greeks who copied from the Babylonians who were Africans generations removed. These Africans of Babylon in Mesopotamia had fallen into the hands of the Persians around the same time Egypt fell into Persian hands. The Persians, looted Egypt of its knowledge and used it in its empire which included Babylon. When Alexander The Great of Macedonia (Greece) came along, he took Babylon and Egypt from the Persians. So the knowledge Alexander The Great took from Persia came from Egypt directly and Egypt by way of Babylon. Egypt was still being fed by Nile Valley Civilizations just as surely as the 4,100+ mile long Hapi River fed their lands. Likewise, Egypt continued to feed the rest of the world. It is a natural progression of the flow of knowledge. From the Gardens of Birth [Eden] all things come forth.

Ankh Cross Connection | African Symbols

(1) "African Investigations Into Space And Time," Accessed 4/11/15, http://www.africahistory.net/finch.htm, p. 1.

God Hapi & The Age Of Aquaria/AquariusUnity Consciousness #141

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Hapi, The Neter, The God

Hapi is the God of the Nile River in Africa.

The Papyrus of Hunifer states, "We came from the beginning of the Nile where God Hapi dwells, at the foothills of The Mountains of the Moon." "We," meaning the Egyptians. The farthest point of the beginning of the Nile is in Uganda; this is the White Nile. Hapi is shown as a hermaphrodite having the breasts of a woman and the penis of a man. God Hapi is always shown tying two symbols of the "Two Lands," Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt,

God Hapi Is Derived From Goddess Aquaria & God Aquarius

God Hapi was patterned mostly after Aquarius. Aquarius is the masculine form of the original deity, Goddess Aquaria.

Aquaria is The Great Mother of The Waters Het-Heru-Nut who is also known as Sirene Oshun, Mami Wata and Yemanja-Oshun.

The Age of Aquaria/Aquarius will begin in earnest approximately 2039. The Aquarian Age is already influencing this Piscean Age we are in due to the nature of transitions that dictates the incoming and the outgoing exist simultaneously for a brief period.

Goddess Aquaria
(Mami Wata Sirene Oshun)
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Definition & Origin Of Astronomy & Astrology |World HistoryUnity Consciousness #87

Definitions

After realizing the sun and the moon make the river rise, Africans created the sciences of astronomy and astrology.

Astronomy is the chart of scientific data of the movement of stars, planets, sun, and other celestial bodies in relation to each other.

Astrology is the physical relationship of astronomy to natural occurrences, I.e,, water rising at the high tide. Astrology connects the changes in celestial bodies and other aspects of nature to the movement and position of celestial bodies. Astrology connects the effect to the cause. Astrology has nothing to do with your love life. (1)

Astronomy and astrology are the sciences of cause and effect.

Origins

The Ethiopians invented the science of stars. They gave names to the planets descriptive of the qualities which they conceived them to possess. They passed this art, still in an imperfect state, to the Egyptians.

Count Volney gives the following description: Astronomy appears with certainty to have been established about 17,000 years ago by the first tribes of Egypt. Reason finds in that country all the circumstances which could lead to such a system. Reason finds there a zone of sky, bordering on the tropic, equally free from the rains of the equator and the fogs of the north. Reason finds there a central point of the sphere of the ancients, a salubrious climate, a great but manageable river, a soil fertile without art or labor, inundated without morbid exhalations, and placed between two seas which communicate with the richest countries. Reason conceives that the inhabitant of the Nile, addicted to agriculture from the facility of communications, addicted to astronomy from the state of his sky and always open to observation, must have been the first to pass from the savage to the social state, and consequently the first to attain the physical and moral sciences necessary to civilized life.

On the borders of the upper Nile, a black race of men organized the complicated system of the worship of the stars [astronomy] in relation to the productions of the earth and the labors of agriculture [astrology].

The Ethiopian of Thebes named stars of inundation under which the Nile began to overflow; stars of the ox or bull, those under which they began to plow, stars of the lion, those under which that animal, driven from the desert by thirst, appeared on the banks of the Nile; stars of the sheaf, or of the harvest virgin, those of the reaping season; stars of the lamb, stars of the two kids, those under which these precious animals were brought forth.

The same Ethiopian having observed the return of the inundation always corresponded with the rising of a beautiful star which appeared towards the source of the Nile, and seemed to warn the husbandman against the coming waters, he compared this action to that of the animal who, by his barking, gives notice of danger, and he called this star the dog, the barker.

In the same manner he named the stars of the crab, those where the sun, having arrived at the tropic, retreated by a slow retrograde motion like the crab of Cancer.

He named stars of the wild goat, or Capricorn, those where the sun, having reached the highest point in his annuary tract, . . . imitates the goat, who delights to climb to the summit of the rocks.

He named stars of the balance, or Libra, those where the days and nights being equal, seemed in equilibrium, like that instrument; and stars of the scorpion, those where certain periodical winds bring vapors, burning like the venom of the scorpion.” (2)

The Wheel of Heaven The Astronomical Chronology of the Nile Valley, Dr. Charles S. Finch 1 of 12

Notes:

(1) ben-Jochannan, Dr. Yosef, "The Nile Valley Civilization and the Spread of African Culture," http://www.blackherbals.com/nile_valley_civilization.htm, Accessed 01/07/15.
(2) Jackson, John G., “Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization, A Critical Review of the Evidence of Archaeology, Anthropology, History and Comparative Religion: According to the Most Reliable Sources and Authorities,” (1939) https://archive.org/stream/EthiopiaAndTheOriginOfCivilization/EOC_djvu.txt , Accessed 01/07/15.

Worldview Definition, Nicolaus Copernicus & Round versus Flat Earth Thinking Remains

“Worldview is a culture’s orientation toward God, humanity, birth, death, nature, questions of existence [religion], the universe, and cosmos.”(1) And history.

During a brief period of recent history, some people were sure the sun circles the Earth and that Earth was at the center of the universe. It doesn’t, and we aren’t."

According to historical fact dodgers, Nicolaus Copernicus was the first person to figure out Earth revolved around the Sun. Mr. Copernicus was born 1473 C.E. Over 5,500 years earlier, the civilization of Kemet developed a solar calendar.

A solar calendar is proof enough they knew Earth is not flat and not the center of the Universe but there's more. The Dogon people knew of the solar system and specific stars also. The Dogon also established the University at Sankore Mosque during the 1300's C.E. teaching many subjects including astronomy that covered and integrated the worldview of Earth and Universe.

Kemet had a map of Alkebu-lan (Africa) in almost its current shape that dates to 600 B.C.E. Herodotus, who went to Kemet in 457 B.C.E., used a rectangular map. He thought the end of Alkebu-lan was the southern end of where the Sahara is. He, and the European branch of the Alkebu-lan family tree had no concept of the rest of Alkebu-lan. (2)

The Adams Calendar in Monomotapa (South Africa) at least dates to 73,000 B.C.E which is tens of thousands of years before Stonehenge.

Despite ancient knowledge Earth was round and not the center of the Universe and despite Greek and Roman students of ancient teachings, somehow a worldview developed that was quite different from reality. That kind of fundamental worldview difference remains in so many essential areas.

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Notes:
(1) Asante, Molefi Kete and Mazama, Ama Editors, “Encyclopedia Of African Religion,” p. 135.
(2) ben-Jochannan, Dr. Yosef, “The Nile Valley Civilization and the Spread of African Culture,” http://www.blackherbals.com/nile_valley_civilization.htm.