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“Wisdom in Kemet is linked to reason, knowledge, action, prudence, and morality. The sage is eternally dissatisfied, for he must constantly strive to better himself in wisdom, in his meditation, his actions, and his conduct. Further, the sage had to show a strong inclination for erudition, to have faith in the organizing virtues of the intellect to pursue essential qualities.”
-Theophile Obenga, First Basic Textbook on Ancient Egyptian Civilization: A Critical Approach
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Edifying quote from the ancient – disaffection does develop the individual’s intuition and capacity for survival.
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Heru, where can I find this text book? It’s not on Amazon.
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