The timekeeper's Epic Duty

In the vast tapestry of time, there exists a select group known as scientists. These individuals have been bestowed with the extraordinary responsibility of recording the intricate details of our existence—the rules of living—once every 24,000 years. Their selection is not arbitrary; it is determined by a supreme being, the wisest among them, who assumes human form to guide and oversee this crucial endeavor.

The chosen one, known as the timekeeper, dedicates every waking moment to this sacred task. Like the unyielding march of time itself, they devote 24 hours a day to meticulously unraveling the mysteries of our world. With unwavering dedication, they tirelessly piece together the puzzle of our history, sifting through the sands of time to capture the essence of our being.

Within the framework of this cosmic chronology, time takes on a different dimension. Each day, known as a "Her-u," consists of 24 hours—a standard that has transcended the test of time. It is within these 24 Her-u that the timekeeper and their team toil, carefully documenting the intricate fabric of our existence, weaving together the threads of knowledge and discovery.

In this grand tapestry, a single minute stretches beyond the boundaries of the familiar. A year, in the realm of the timekeeper, comprises a mere 60 seconds—a unit of time referred to as a "Min." Within the fleeting confines of each Min, the scientists strive to encapsulate the essence of an entire year's worth of human experiences, achievements, and progress. They meticulously collect, analyze, and synthesize the fragments of our collective journey, transforming them into a tapestry that will stand the test of time.

Yet, their undertaking is not constrained by a single generation or a mere millennium. The timekeeper and their brethren are tasked with a monumental mission—the completion of one full cycle of renewal for our upcoming future. A cycle spanning an immense span of 24,000 years, aptly referred to as "Nut." Throughout this vast expanse of time, they diligently observe the ebb and flow of civilizations, the rise and fall of empires, and the evolution of our species.

With each passing Nut, the timekeeper and their fellow scientists bear witness to the cyclical nature of existence. They perceive the patterns that emerge from the depths of time, the recurring themes that shape our world, and the transformative moments that propel us forward. Armed with this knowledge, they strive to ensure that the lessons of the past are not lost, enabling us to forge a brighter and more enlightened future.

In their sacred duty, these scientists serve as the custodians of our collective memory, guarding the legacy of our ancestors and shaping the course of our descendants. They embody the convergence of wisdom, intellect, and devotion, bestowed with a profound responsibility that transcends the boundaries of ordinary human existence. Through their tireless efforts, they illuminate the path forward, ensuring that the rules of living are preserved and refined for generations yet to come

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Holloween

Everybody loves Halloween and the chance to have fun and dress up is so important and Black people have proven time and time again that we're the best at it.However, sometimes the connections we have to western holidays can feel somewhat misplaced. 

During slavery and colonisation religion's such as Christianity taught us to turn our back on our Ancestor's cultural Rituals and celebrations. But there are plenty festivals that originated before Halloween that are celebrated in the motherland that none of us are aware of. 

The western world has been good at modernising cultural festivals and traditions. This has allowed them to go continue on for generations and we're starting to see this in Africa as they try to hold on to their own cultural traditions, due to the continent becoming more modern. 

The Wag Festival was an Ancient Kemetic festival that took place in late August and was dedicated to the death of Ausar, the Kemetic God of wine, death, and the underworld, and honoring the Souls of the deceased on their journey in the afterlife. This festival followed the Wepet Renpet, but its date changed according to the lunar calendar. 

It is one of the oldest festivals celebrated by our Ancestors in Kemet and, like Wepet Renpet, first appears in the Old Kingdom. During this festival, our people would make small boats out of paper and set them toward the west on graves to indicate Ausar' death and people would float shrines of paper on the waters of the Nile for the same reason.

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Ubizo

Ubizo(Ancestral Calling) is nothing to play with.I've seen people turning Dust to Dust avoiding the Ancestral Calling.Ancestral Calling is so Powerful and such power is not bound to be ignored.You can ignore it yourself but trust me when i say very few lived to tell the tail for not accepting it and those living to tell the tail are either eaten by poverty or their children are in Graveyards or they are prison junkies.

You might survive death for ignoring Ancestral Calling but it won't be nice for your Children.You will continue burying what you gave birth to.You will continue asking yourself why are your Children Drug Addicts and Prison Junkies?Why are your Children Jobless and Uneducated?You will begin to question life not knowing it's your punishment your children are suffering.

Once you ignore the Ancestral calling it goes to your Chidren.Ignoring it is not a wisest move.Use what the Ancestors gave you and live for them.It is useless to hide behind the church when you have Ancestral Calling.

Don't Gamble with your life and peace like that.Ancestors don't play and some people take them for Granted.Run away from Ancestral Calling and you shall witness the Karma of Premonition to Demolition.This is not a threat but a warning.

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African Mother's as Creaters

Understand Something.The first religion and culture of humanity was centered around the Divine Afrikan Mother as Creatress. She has been variously called Mu, Ma, Neith, Nu, Nana, Kali-Ma, Maat, etc. Her names have been numerous. The presence of a glorious epoch of Harmonious Maternal and Paternal powers has been since substantiated by anthropological finds, research of aboriginal myths, genetics, physics, human psychology, etc.

 The data concerning the theology of the Divine Mother dates back to Paleolithic times and beyond. Here, She represents EVERYTHING that existed in the Universe, in Nature and in Human Culture. The religion of the AFRIKAN MOTHER blossomed in the Golden High Cultures of the Nile Valley, Indus Valley, Crete, Sumer, Catal Huyuk, Inca, Maya and many other Great Civilizations of pre-OUR-story.

 Many if not all of these civilizations were originally Matrilineal in social structure, religion and politics. It is from these belief systems among aboriginal peoples that the growth and expansion of the early religion of the DIVINE MOTHER came. They created and invented ALL the essential products of Civilization and Industry, including Science, Textiles, Art, The Calendar, Language, Religion, Agriculture, The Monetary System and Democracy. 

These Maternal-Centered Societies are truly the Mothers and Fathers of Human Civilization. Among the Ancient peoples of Afrika, many images of the divine mothef Religion have been discovered.

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Herbal 🌿 cow 🐄 dung benefits

Cow dung, also known as boloko, has been utilized for its medicinal properties for generations. This natural remedy is derived from a combination of various leaves and plants that are part of the cattle's regular diet. The unique process begins within the bovine's stomach, where the plants, grass, and leaves undergo a transformation. Boiling within the digestive system of the cattle, these elements merge and create new chemical bonds.

When cow dung is applied to the floor and we walk over it barefoot, an intriguing phenomenon occurs. The natural herbal chemicals present in the cow dung are effectively transferred into our bodies through the pores located on the soles of our feet. This intricate process of absorption allows the medicinal benefits of the herbal blend to permeate our system.

The herbal composition of cow dung is rich in essential nutrients and bioactive compounds. Through the pores on our feet, these beneficial components enter our bodies and interact with our cells, potentially providing a range of health benefits. By employing this traditional practice, people have sought to harness the power of nature's pharmacy and promote well-being.

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Egypt book of the dead

The Egyptian "Book of the Dead" makes numerous references to food of the soul, which allowed Mankind the opportunity to meet with the Gods. 

The Egyptians labelled this substance the plant of life ankh khut. Mushrooms are stargates and the Ancient Egyptians believed that the mushrooms were plants of immortality and called them a gift from the God Osiris. Egyptian pharaohs proclaimed mushrooms to be food reserved only for royalty common people were not even allowed to touch them. 

Conservation of nature by ancient Egyptians was recorded on walls of temples and papyrus sheets. Egypt considered as the cradle of mycology when ancient Egyptians produced a number of hieroglyphic depictions of psychedelic mushrooms on temple’s walls and through hieroglyphic texts throughout the country. 

The majority of temples with countless pillars, Philae temple, are like huge mushrooms and both ancient Egyptian crowns, white and triple, were inspired from the primordia of Psilocybe cubensis. Many old dynastic ear studs and other structures obviously resembled mushrooms.

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