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The Colossi of Memnon (but are originally named for King Amenhotep III) are stone statues that have survived for over 3,400 years and were an acoustic wonder of our Afrikan ancient world…..will be explained in due course. (Picture taken in 1880 by Antonio Beato).
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Is this in Nubia?
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Just a glance at this work, stirs the adoration for the ancient ancestorial family and the joy of their words spoken in stone, that we are and shall be!
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
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“…and were an acoustic wonder of our Afrikan ancient world”… do tell! Meda ase for sharing!
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Afrikans don’t act intelligent, we where and still are, it’s just many non-Afrikans stole our assets and put there names on it!
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” The word “Cosmos” meaning “Order” or Ma’at” can also be found in the word “Cosmetology”. The word cosmetology literally means “to arrange or put in order” (to perform Ma’at) but it is used to refer to the science and art of beautification which includes hairstyling, skin care, cosmetics, manicures, pedicures, etc. Cosmetology applying Ma’at,… Read more
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Words taken from the book titled: Nine To the Ninth Power Of Nine: Supreme Mathematic African Maat Magic by African Creation Energy – pages: 55-56.
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Such intricate and beautiful crowns used in many multifaced ways, such as beauty, identity and yet speaking a message. Excellent post!
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I wholeheartedly agree. Thank you Prentice. You know Theophile Obenga made it clear to us that Afrikan philosophy overall deals with human knowledge and the elevation of the mind. Afrikan philosophy has never been a mystery to the Afrikan mind because there has always been a need to know what is true, real, right or lasting and that such… Read more
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