Are you called to be shaman? If you are how do you know? If you aren’t how do you know? If you don’t want to be a shaman but would like to take advantages of some of the shamanic practices and techniques. Can you? Are you allowed to or not? Do you have to be …
There’s been a recent buzz about the ring shout dance that early African Americans and some contemporary descendants have done in the church. This dance, which was done in the fields and performed in front of the pulpit in churches, is being recognized as the foundation of Afro-American cultural expression. Â But, as always when …
The first time I wrote this post, some people were a little taken back and wanted me to clarify what I meant by Maa and Maat, so here we go. According to Kamitic philosophy, Maa is balance, order, justice, righteousness, etc. and it was personified as a woman wearing a feather plume on her head, …
Kamit (Kemet, Ancient Egypt) has been a source of inspiration for people all over the world, but to many people of African descent, who lost their cultural heritage due to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Kamit serves as a beacon of hope and a doorway, where all that has been lost through slavery can be found. …
Peace Everyone. Sorry for the little hiatus. Brother just got another new J.O.B. from working the Spirit. It was a beautiful thing. Just out of nowhere, a lady asked me if I would consider teaching. “Sure” was my reply. So, I started teaching again. So I had to hurry up and get a lesson plan …
