The Akan, ETs, Sirius, Orion, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Lemuria etc-gctid34750

[KwameD]

Greetings,

I have just written and published an article about the little-known topic of cultural similarities between cultural artifacts used by chiefs and kings of the Akan people (and other Kmtyws), those of Kemet, and perhaps surprising to some, those chiefs of Polynesian peoples!

Specifically, the article discusses 3 cultural artifacts: (1) fly-whisks, (2) headrests and stools, and (3) swords and weapons. In some cases, the items being used and the manner of use are virtually identical across the cultures, that are separated by distance and time.

I invite you to check out the articles and share any thoughts.

Medaa se

[KwameD]

Greetings,

I have just written and published an article about the little-known topic of cultural similarities between cultural artifacts used by chiefs and kings of the Akan people (and other Kmtyws), those of Kemet, and perhaps surprising to some, those chiefs of Polynesian peoples!

Specifically, the article discusses 3 cultural artifacts: (1) fly-whisks, (2) headrests and stools, and (3) swords and weapons. In some cases, the items being used and the manner of use are virtually identical across the cultures, that are separated by distance and time.

I invite you to check out the articles and share any thoughts.

Medaa se

[KwameD]

Greetings,

I have just written and published an article about the little-known topic of cultural similarities between cultural artifacts used by chiefs and kings of the Akan people (and other Kmtyws), those of Kemet, and perhaps surprising to some, those chiefs of Polynesian peoples!

Specifically, the article discusses 3 cultural artifacts: (1) fly-whisks, (2) headrests and stools, and (3) swords and weapons. In some cases, the items being used and the manner of use are virtually identical across the cultures, that are separated by distance and time.

I invite you to check out the articles and share any thoughts.

Medaa se

[Kwadwo Tòkunbọ̀]

Meda wo ase o

[Kwadwo Tòkunbọ̀]

Meda wo ase o

[KwameD]

@kevlew  yɛnni aseda o! ??

For my spiritually, inclined brothers and sisters, I should include here a couple more (recent) articles in connection with Akan people and with Kmtyws in general:

Akan folktales as transmitters of indigenous wisdom

An Akan shaman and his gnome mentor

 

[KwameD]

Greetings Enuanom (brothers and sisters)!!!

I would like to share my latest (seventh) book which I also believe is the last book I'm going to be writing and publishing publicly. Akan people like the number seven haha. This book is full of important discoveries pertaining to Black people in Kmt and all over the world. Among these discoveries are:

i) That the two sects of greatest importance to Black people since antiquity are the sects of Asar-Aset-Heru and of Amun-Mut-Khonsu. Drawing on historical traditional sources of the Akan people, as well as on an eye witness account from a historical source of the ancient world, I prove in section 4.12 and especially in section 5.1 of this new book that the Akan people of West Kmt (Ghana, Cote d'Ivore, etc.) have preserved to this very day the traditions of the Tano oracle (abisa), this oracle being the SAME one that was present in the temples of Amun in Kemet (Waset/Thebes) in Nubia (Meroe, Napata, and in fact the entire Napata/Naqada cultures of Nubia and Kemet from pre-dynastic to late dynastic times). This is a discovery of immense historical importance.

ii) That the traditions of these two sects have survived from ancient times unto the present, as demonstrated in the present-day cultures of the Akan, the Dogon, the Igbo, the Oromo, the Gur peoples (including the Mamprusi, Gurmanche, etc.), the Shona, and other groups across the continent of Kmt that are detailed in this new book.

iii) That considering three major bloodlines that flow through much of Black people on the continent (and by extension, in the diaspora as well), it is possible to know how seemingly disparate groups of Black people on the continent (previously categorized mainly by language) are in fact very much related to one another, many of whom have origins in the ancient cultures of Kemet and Kush. This is provided in great detail in Appendix 3, where I also list the early dynastic Pharaohs (Old Kingdom) who are literal ancestors of some present-day Black peoples in West Kmt and beyond.

iv) That in Kmt, as has been the case in eurasia, there has been a tradition of internal alchemy and tantra, which is the application of specific spiritual principles that bring about transformation and that can lead to spiritual evolution and potentially to enlightenment. This is another major contribution in this new book, which reflects in the book's title, and which also makes up two-fifths of the book's content. This part of the book is influenced by content from two Black adepts: Dr. Paschal Beverly Randolph, who discovered the ancient text in 1856 on a visit to Waset/Thebes (present-day Luxor, in Kemet), and Dr. Muata Ashby. In this section of the book, I also give the seven paths of spirituality of black peoples since ancient times, with ample examples of source texts with which to explore and to train in these paths:
+ the path of internal alchemy and tantra
+ the path of spiritual enlightenment
+ the path of the seer
+ the path of medicine and magic
+ the path of prayer and of giving offerings
+ the path of being led by spirits
+ the path of spirituality through a mundane profession

v) That there has been a presence of 'nagas' in Kmt, evidenced by the legends of the seven-headed serpent of the Ghana empire, and also by the legend of Arwe/Wainaba, the serpent king of Abyssinia who preceded the rule of present-day kings. That this cult of the serpent existed not only in Kmt but also (and in fact is arguably better known and associated with other places) elsewhere in the world.

These are some of the highlights, but there is much, much more in this new book!!!

Thanks to all who have supported my writings and work in the past!!!!

Here is a link to the new book. You may read the samples for both kindle and paperback, as they each expose different sections of the book.

Kemetic Alchemy and Tantra (sample pages)

KwameD (Kwame Adapa)
www.theakan.com

[KwameD]

NOTE: In the published book, I did not include the FULL Appendix 3 (as you may find in the book samples online), because I want it to mainly go to Black people. I shall give it here, for my sisters and my brothers who may be interested in the full account as I revealed it. The PDF is attached to this post:

Appendix_3_Full__Appendix_4-RELEASED.pdf