Description
3rd National Association of Traditional Ancestral Venerators Conference in Ho
Duration: 48 minutes 28 seconds
Slides: 78 visually engaging slides
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🎥 Exclusive full keynote video link
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🖼️ Slide deck
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📚 Reference list and resources
Full Description:
Join world-renowned multi-award-winning scholar Ɔbenfo (Professor) Ọbádélé Kambon as he delivers a transformative keynote at the 2025 NATAV Conference in Ho, Ghana. In this penetrating presentation, he explores:
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The artificial split between Humanities and Sciences imposed by eurasian conceptual frameworks
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The unified worldview of the Kmtyw (Black People), guided by the principle of Maat—Truth, Balance, Order, Reciprocity
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Empirical evidence from archaeoastronomy in temples and pyramids, showing deliberate solar and stellar alignments
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The deep connection between astronomy, mathematics, literature, and spiritual architecture
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DNA evidence, cosmological myths as astronomy, and the reclaiming of STEAM as a lived reality of Kmtyw
This keynote is a call to reclaim Black wholeness, where science and spirit are not in opposition but are complementary aspects of a singular Kmtyw knowledge system.
Perfect for:
👨🏿🏫 Kmtyw educators and scholars
🔭 Students of archaeoastronomy, spirituality, and classical Kmt
🧠 Kmtyw thinkers
🔥 Anyone interested in driving away isft belief and replacing it with Maat knowledge, reclaiming the holistic thought of Kmtyw
AFRON8V –
The slide set is great for Black Educators that want to teach their students about our indigenous Afrikan=Black cosmology and worldview. We did not compartmentalize and separate the universe, ourselves and nature. Get this to learn about the holistic Kmtyu worldview and how Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) was naturally a way how our grandcestors operated.
Agya Bakari Kwadwo –
Inspirational presentation – definitely want to ensure that I am intentional with reflecting our worldview (Ma’At) with every aspect of my life, especially excited to do so when building my home, so that we can “Make KMT Black Again!”