We did this in upper Hapi R. temples. Iyah 1000% believe.

We did this in upper Hapi R. temples.  Iyah 1000% believe.
Probably about the same pressures of LTS (long term settlement) living.  AWO.

Before Alexander of Macedon

“Nothing in Africa had any European influence before 332 B.C.  If you have 10,000 years behind you before you even saw a European, then who gave you the idea that he moved from the ice-age, came all the way into Africa and built a great civilization and disappeared, when he had not built a shoe for himself or a house with a window?”

~Dr. John Henrik Clarke

Secrets

“If you want to keep something secret from black folks, put it between the covers of a book.” 
— African Proverb (America)

Found at w3s.t (Waset)

"Peace is the fruit of activity, not of sleep."

"An answer brings no illumination unless the question has matured to a point where it gives rise to this answer which thus becomes its fruit. Therefore learn how to put a question."

"Leave him in error who loves his error."

"The best and shortest road towards knowledge of truth is Nature."

"What you are doing does not matter so much as what you are learning from doing it."

"To know means to record in one's memory; but to understand means to blend with the thing and to assimilate it oneself."

"Know the world in yourself. Never look for yourself in the world, for this would be to project your illusion."  [ awo.  this is the story of the restless global travelings of whiteness in a nutshell. ]

"The only active force that arises out of possession is fear of losing the object of possession."

"You will free yourself when you learn to be neutral and follow the instructions of your heart without letting things perturb* you. This is the way of Maat."

[ Waset is Afrikan. ]
*...a similar saying i read once (something about the need to be even-headed about the realness about the struggle required of us) led me to ban using exclamation points in any writing (except when quoting others).  that was back in the late 90s so i now reckon that i've not written or typed an exclamation point in some 20+ years, at all...  strange what we do, and what we 'do' into habit. (smile).

The Gold Mask Of Tutankhamun

Babylon Dem da Letter A... "A" (PF5 to refresh)

Here is an example of the Europeanization of an African phenomenon (click ea. image to see better):

Proto-Sinaitic* to Canaanitic

 Canaanitic to Syriac (Phoenician)

Phoenician to Latin ('your' script from the angles & sajones)

The letter "A".  Seen?  A mere turning upside down and manipulation of.  The letter J.  Seen?  Jesus.  

Take any part of a life area: hospitality, law/justice, how the aged are treated.  ...a mere turning upside down and manipulation of.  AWO.  See Baba Walter Rodney detail in mo fya from whey bak ova deah: http://www.historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/rodneylib.html 

*for those who scairt: AFRICAN mdw ntr or hierogliphics (if u Will).

Struggle For, Even If Its Beauty

'...You will come back.  You will stay.  Before that the spirits and our ancestors will hold a great meeting to discuss the future of the world.  It will be one of the most important meetings ever held.  Suffering is coming.  There will be wars and famine.  Terrible things will happen.  New disease, hunger, the rich eating up the earth, people poisoning the sky and the waters, people going mad in the name of history, the clouds will breath fire, the spirit of things will dry up, laughter will become strange.'

   He stopped.  There was a long pause.  Then he continued, frightening me.

   'There will be changes.  Coups.  Soldiers everywhere.  Ugliness.  Blindness.  And then when people least expect it a great transformation is going to take place in the world.  Suffering people will know justice and beauty.  A wonderful change is coming from far away and people will realise the great meaning of struggle and hope.  There will be peace.  Then people will forget.  Then it will all start again, getting worse, getting better.  Don't fear.  You will always have something to struggle for, even if it is beauty or joy.'

~Famished Road, Ben Okri

Good or Bad In What We Do Or Say. Not How We Look...

"The dark-skinned Yumna said to one whose colour equals the white-ness of the eye, 'Why should your face boast its white complexion?  Do you think that by so clear a tint it gains additional merit?  Were a mole of my color on that face it would adorn it; but one of your colour on my cheek would disfigure me."
-Abu Ishak Assabi

STUDENT ALERT: AE Dictionary & BCFBDBN image

Idren Students Alert:

http://cid-6075ca909f8a8375.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Ancient%20Egypt/Hieroglyphic%20Dictionary

Complete single Papyrus of Ani image at this link: http://projects.vassar.edu/bookofthedead/ Ill, simply ill.

Printed this single image-scripture (35 parts, >20 feet) and taped them together and onto two sticks. Displayed full scroll at RCC Black Family Unity Day & African Liberation Day over last weekend: big hit. At ALD two kids opened it more and rolled it out full and then rolled it in full (after figuring out mechanics). I have studied it before in a single sitting (budge translation) but not as a single item. Will tape my notes to this 'new' 1500 B.C.E mobile museum artifact. Stunning how much pre-haribuBbyGrecoromanErebMnnfrnegro influence conspiscious on the images alone (not to mention in the mtau ntr itself). Soon I will have an intern compare a dollar store child bible story's images (or any abrahamics) to chapters in the scroll, awo. Stunning more, this is the KJV of green sahara east african rift valley khoi idren's heart scripture (pre-scale maat, awo...dem haffi balanz 2 o'....indeed, more). beautiful.

Weighing Scales vs. Pre-Civilization Ourstory

Light As A Feather
(kiotd-ownload)
The wonderful songstress Caron WheelerSister bringing word sound power fi yuts rise dem up. She is referring to the ithiopian ostrich feather (below-across the judgement scale from the heart). "You can be, light as a feather".

Ka, Ba, Ancesta. 42 Negative Confessions ("I have not..."). How does the jackal know what im'know? (smile). Light as an ethiopian ostrich feather. This is to be snkfd. & then ...forward further, go fetch the source of this here Ma'at too-these things are older still.

African Mind Was Not Limited to 26 symbols...

Bought this for the second time, a few weeks ago at the 'Semetic' Museum in Harvard U. Am having the yuts at the center add the correct labels to each script: they are learning that the first one, the top script in it's older form had over 400 symbols. Bby a go call 'proto-canaanitic' fi dem backthorn cian't just come to say african spirit ovas undas all dem sad myth. The short 'upside-down' turned-around path to the 26 latin symbols we use today is na but limitation fi dem express dem spirit, awo. Similar too: the distance between the modern vershuns of the scriptures of the 'abrahamic' faiths from those mdw ntr vershuns [dem] distance from the grimi-khoisans scripture whey written pon dem heart muscles -most high, AWO.