African Deep Thought: Following the ways of our ancestors
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Kwaku posted an update in the group
African Deep Thought: Following the ways of our ancestors 4 weeks ago4 weeks ago (edited)
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Hotep,
Anyone know where I can find a list of common Kmtyw (Black People) words to use in place of using aAmw words?
Examples
Ɔbenfoɔ instead of professor
Jegna instead of mentor
Classical Kemet instead of ancient egypt
Occupied Kemet instead of current day egypt
aAmw instead of “white people”
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There is the glossary for the 16 steps of the Onímẹ́rindínlógún process.
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I placed information I accumulated over the years and asked AI to place it in dictionary form today. I have not had time to check it for accuracy. https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/artifacts/i97haeD5ULzZb49Xyhq5i
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Wow, this is a post I created a year ago. I’ve learned some things since then. Editing this original post to reflect that. For the record, the original unedited post can be found here:
“Hetep,
Anyone know where I can find a list of common Kmtyw (Black People) words to use in place of using Aamu words?
Examples
Obenfo instead of doctor<br…
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Heru posted an update in the group
African Deep Thought: Following the ways of our ancestors 5 weeks ago“I was self-mastered in times of stress and misfortune, beautiful of speech and well-spoken.”
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The Ancestors has made a way for a lot of us that has went through hardships and misfortunes to rise above the fake narratives.
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Heru posted an update in the group
African Deep Thought: Following the ways of our ancestors 5 weeks ago“The restoration of our cultural roots and history will restore dignity to the black people in this country.”
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This is the great divide and problem we as black people do not see.
While I agree on this:
““The restoration of our cultural roots and history will restore dignity to the black people”
I do not agree on this:
“in this country of the USA”
This can never happen and will never happen as long as we in the house and land of the enemy. We must leave and…
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I agree, our people are too caught up in this european narrative of everything, their minds are locked in chains of misinformation.
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Kwaku posted an update in the group
African Deep Thought: Following the ways of our ancestors 5 weeks ago
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“What became of the Black People of Sumer?” the traveler asked the old man, “for ancient records show that the people of Sumer were Black. What happened to them?” “Ah,” the old man sighed. “They lost their history so they died” – The Destruction of Black Civilization
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There was definitely a shift. Time moves, kingdoms and civilizations rise and fall. Who’s on top today won’t be in 200 years. Let us remember who we were so we can be excellent again!
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Yes, there is a shift. These Demons, these wicked outcast, are dying out daily, and their so-called womens womb has dried up, they are doom to extinction, and it will be less than 100 years. I can’t stand none of them, I have no compassion for any of them. The power they think they have is long gone. Our Ancients Ancestors is in control now,…
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Jermaine posted an update in the group
African Deep Thought: Following the ways of our ancestors 5 weeks ago“Put Yourself Back Together” by Jermaine Thomas
In the ancient Kemetic text, The Book of Coming Forth by Day, it states:
“‘I am the Great One, son of the Great One; [I am] Fire, the ‘son of Fire,’ to whom was given his head after it had been ‘cut off.’ The head of [Ausar/] Osiris was not taken away from him. ‘Let not the head of [Ausar/] Osiris…
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