Information on ancient African traditions, African mysticism, practices and philosophy in regards to African American spirituality.
Hetepu (Peace) Family, How are you all doing? Hopefully, everything is well with you all. Well, I decided to post a second part due to the overwhelming response I received from the last post, and also because a received a lot of inquiries as to where I got my information from. Â One email in particular …
So, Early Christian Stole From Kamit/Kemet Now What? Pt.2 Read More »
Hetepu (Peace) Family. In the past few days, I have had some people ask me why Kamitic/Kemetic shamanism? Well, before answering that question, it should be noted that… Kamitic/Kemetic priest in leopard pelt …in 1972, a 50, 000 year-old-Neanderthal burial site was unearthed in Southern France by two French archeologists. The burial site, which became known as …
Hetepu (Peace) Family The 20th of November marks the official death of Zumbi dos Palmares (1655-1695), the ex-slave and last leader of the Quilombo dos Palmares, who fought the Portuguese on behalf of the Maroon society in Brazil. Many people I have talked to about Zumbi asked “Why should we celebrate this event? It happened …
Hetepu (Peace) Family, Recently I received an email from an individual that wanted to know more about the Calling. In this email the individual had expressed that they believed that they were called to be a shaman but they were not sure. They told me that they were confused about the whole issue, but further …
Acknowledging the Shamanic Calling and Ignoring the Illusionary Dream Read More »
Bottom of marked Colono Ware bowl from South Carolina. Historians argue that crosses and circles in certain contemporary African American rituals were derived from depictions of the cosmos traditional among Bakongo priests from the southwest coast of Africa (Thompson 1983:110,121; Stuckey 1983: 3–97). The basic form of this cosmogram (cosmology) is a simple cross with …
