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Tekhenu/Tkhn originated in ancient Africa as tall monoliths that were architecturally structured to rise from a square base, all four sides tapering upwards towards the pyramidion at the very top. The first tkhn reportedly came into being during Kemet’s… Read More

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Posted on February 23, 2022 by malaika mutere

African Culture, African Proverbs, Oral Aesthetics, Oral Tradition, Pan-Africanism, Pop Music, Storytelling

Ausar, Auset, Djehuti, Egyptian Mysteries, Foremost of the Per-Ankh, Goddess of Architects & Builders, Heru, monolith, obelisk, Oblisco, Opener of Heaven's Door, Rameses II, Reckoner of Time, Seshat, Set, She of Seven Points, Tekhenu, Temple of the Sun, The New Colossus, Tkhn, True Seeker, Tuthmose III

Gods, Muses & the Summum Bonum

Ausar, god of the afterlife whom many believe holds the seven heavenly stars in his glorified form in the Hunter constellation, was said to have had a great passion for song and dance during his popular reign in… Read More

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Posted on August 8, 2017 by malaika mutere

African Culture, Colonial Experience, Hero's Journey, Oral Aesthetics, Reparations

alchemy, Amun, Apollo, Aristotle, Ausar, Djehuti, Egyptian Mysteries, Egyptian Mystery System, Emerald Tablet, Heru, House of Life, khem, Library of Alexandria, muse, Per-ankh, Plato, Plato's Symposium, salvation, Seshat, Set, Stolen Legacy, summum bonum

Bantu Roadmaps… Random Connections

“Africans believe in something that is difficult to render in English. We call it UBUNTU… It means the essence of being human. You know when it is there and when it is absent. It speaks about humaneness, gentleness,… Read More

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