Maarifa (Scholarship) ya Mwalimu Théophile Obenga
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Born in Brazzaville, Congo (Republic of the Congo, Central Africa), Théophile Obenga... View more
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“The heart ib, also haty, in the Egyptian language was conceived as the seat of thoughts and emotions. The word for heart also meant ‘‘mind,’’ ‘‘understanding,’’ and ‘‘intelligence.’’ Reason, emotion, spirit, mind, and body were not conceived as separate antithetical entities. Matter and spirit were not opposites in conflict. Thus, in their…
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“The Nun is not really definable. It is the state of the world or matter before everything which constitutes the universe…
This primordial Nun can be related to the abysmal water, but it is more like a fluid ether, but not real water. This fluid, liquid ether is the generator of the Gods themselves, and the rest of creation. This Nun is… -
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The concept of Maat is complex, multi-layered. To understand it, we need to examine it on three levels:
1. On the universal level, the concept of Maat “expresses the harmony of the elements as clearly established, each in its right place.” This is the concept of the ordered Whole, the cosmos.
2. On the political level, the concept of Maat works…
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