But the most intriguing question I had was: What was their view on the cosmos and creation? I myself come from a moderate Muslim background so I know that view only. My personal research indicates that the 3 Abrahamic religions Christianity, Islam and Judaism borrowed much of their beliefs from ancient Egyptian spiritual philosophy, used it as the foundation, and then each of these religions added their own extras.
Every time I was doing research, Dr. Ashby and The Kemetic Tree of Life kept popping up. So I knew the cosmos was telling me to check it out. I read the Amazon "Look Inside" and I loved it! It was exactly what I was looking for. I was new to higher consciousness and metaphysics so I did not know much except for what organized religion tells me to believe but that's another story.
Ashby's book was not difficult to understand. You can tell his sincerity in the writing, you can feel it creep into your soul.
It was like reading a book that offered me a new way to look at the world. It will take some re-reading, but this is a very important book if you are searching for answers to the mysteries of life from one of the earliest civilizations. This review made prior to mine is totally erroneous and full of errors in understanding of the teachings of this book. Let's start with the first statement "There is so much nonsense passed off as 'scholarship' in 'Dr' Ashby's books that it really boggles the mind.
Next statement "These books come out of the black nationalist movement, where fabricated history is passed off as authentic. Where every African-american is descended from the Ancient Egyptians, nevermind the fact that their tribal origins can be identified from simple DNA testing.
Ashby is a teacher of Yoga "union"not the racial rhetoric that the previous reviewer is attempting to place on him. The previous reviewer stated "Ashby and his ilk are selling fantasies as reality and contributing to the intentional deception of ethnic origins that have caused so many blacks to feel lost and unrooted in America.
It is also a genetic fact that they did not come from Egypt, but from West Africa. Then the reviewer again makes a prejudicial comment stating "To deny this by creating some bogus fantasy origin does great harm to the ancestors of these people as well as the people themselves. This book encapsulates the worst kind of lie and propagates a contempt for tribal origins that once was the specialty of slave owners.
Ashby has not stated in any way, shape, form, or fashion the origin of African Americans in particular being from Egypt. What the author has stated was the origins of the ancient Egyptians from Ethiopia and the origins of human life stemming from central Africa at the origin of the Nile in Mount Kilimanjaro and Kenya which science confirms. I would suggest the reviewer question the author himself instead of being so prejudiced and biased on the magnum opus entitled "The Kemetic Kemetic tree of life".
The author encouraged feedback and questions so as to clear up any confusion and misinterpretation of the teachings, the website is on the back cover of the book and once you get on the website you can email the author instead of slandering him before you get the gist of what he's saying peace and blessings.
He explains how the dark light of melanin serves as the biochemical infrastructure for the subtle energy body, just as dark matter, together with gravity, holds the galaxies and constellations together.
She advocates for at least three years of breastfeeding, which can lead to surprising consequences for the Black community. To help you through your own journey, Randolph addresses common questions about breastfeeding and the best ways to stay motivated. Kemet: The African Truth.
Unearth ancient hieroglyphs and their meanings; find out what was in King Tut's tomb; and get insights about the science of mummification. Learn about ancient Egyptian gods and famous pharaohs, and follow Egypt's battles for power in the world.
After this deep dive into Egyptology, you'll be able to dazzle your friends and family with your newfound knowledge. But she soon discovers that they both love anything to do with ancient Egypt. Before long there are six Egyptians, and they all meet to wear costumes, hold ceremonies, and work on their secret code.
Has the Egypt Game gone too far? Kemet dispels several myths, including the myth of an Asiatic origin of Nile Valley civilizations. Kemet should be read by all with an interest in Ancient Egyptian History or African History in general. It is an excellent resource for beginners, teachers, and those already familiar with the subject.
Topics addressed include: The Ethiopian and Sudanic origins of the divine kingship concept and the Ausarian Osirian Resurrection; The moral and spiritual beliefs of ancient Egypt; Ancient Egyptian writing systems, including the Medtu Neter aka hieroglyphs ; the plight of political figures such as Seqenenre Tao, Queen Aahotep, Hatshepsut, and the Nubians of the 25th Dynasty; and the stolen legacy of Ancient Egypt. The story focuses on a time traveler who has come back from the future to teach us about the future of money but before we can learn about the future we take a history trip to learn about the money of the past, present-day versions of money and the future of money.
Black people must Know Thyself and to know yourself is to know Melanin. Drawing on careful historical research and a radical rethinking of the conventional narrative of Greek history, James asserts that our celebration of the ancient Greeks as the creators of Western civilization and philosophy is mis-attributed. In fact, he argues, our praise rightfully belongs to the people of Africa.
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