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Afrikan Liberation Institute => Military => Topic started by: Heru Djet on Apr 18, 2007, 09:14 PM

Title: 1st Warrior Gathering Abotri Ga-Dangbe Martial Science-gctid27903
Post by: Heru Djet on Apr 18, 2007, 09:14 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5hfyfAQqEY
Title: 1st Warrior Gathering Abotri Ga-Dangbe Martial Science-gctid27905
Post by: pain on Apr 18, 2007, 09:55 PM
Ill!! I'm loving it. I wonder if I would be correct in stating that we learn of these arts from our respective deities of war AND we innovate as well or if we just made them up ourselves.
Title: 1st Warrior Gathering Abotri Ga-Dangbe Martial Science-gctid27906
Post by: Heru Djet on Apr 18, 2007, 11:21 PM
Htp Sn Pain. I've heard both explanations. One explanation is that we received these systems from the divinities. Another explanation is that the various Kmtyw martial systems were developed over time in-line with the environmental, political, and cultural challenges of the ethnic group in question.

Ifajakuta
Title: 1st Warrior Gathering Abotri Ga-Dangbe Martial Science-gctid27907
Post by: Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé on Apr 18, 2007, 11:37 PM
QuoteIfajakuta wrote: Htp Sn Pain. I've heard both explanations. One explanation is that we received these systems from the divinities. Another explanation is that the various Kmtyw martial systems were developed over time in-line with the environmental, political, and cultural challenges of the ethnic group in question.

Ifajakuta
Is it possible to be both at the same time? That our Divinities used and continue to use various means to teach us including, but not limited to environmental, political and cultural challenges?

This type of view would be more consistent with an Kmtyw understanding of Kmtyw divinity as that which permeates our existence.

Æbádélé
Title: 1st Warrior Gathering Abotri Ga-Dangbe Martial Science-gctid27908
Post by: Heru Djet on Apr 19, 2007, 02:34 AM
Quote[ch390 wrote: kyeame Kwame]
Quote from: Ifajakuta link=1176930841/0#2 date=1176938469Htp Sn Pain. I've heard both explanations. One explanation is that we received these systems from the divinities. Another explanation is that the various Kmtyw martial systems were developed over time in-line with the environmental, political, and cultural challenges of the ethnic group in question.

Ifajakuta
Is it possible to be both at the same time? That our Divinities used and continue to use various means to teach us including, but not limited to environmental, political and cultural challenges?

This type of view would be more consistent with an Kmtyw understanding of Kmtyw divinity as that which permeates our existence.

Æbádélé

Asante ndugu Obadele. I agree. I don't mean to imply false dichotomies. In the Kmtyw worldview both of these explanations are in fact singular.

Ifajakuta
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