While the knowledge from Kemet was being preserved and protected across tribes in West Africa, the foundations for the modern society in which we all live today was being laid by the Greeks and Romans. This new paradigm, based upon the small amounts of knowledge the invaders were able to take from the Kemetic initiations merged with Greco-Roman values, is the one we are all living within today. If Meritah (traditional Africa) is to be...

The Pharaoh Ramses II had 129 children, and there is a tale that one day he gathered them and asked them, “Which one among you thinks they resemble me the most?”All of them, girls and boys, answered in a chorus “Me!” The notables around the Pharaoh started laughing, but the Pharaoh calmly told his children that they were all right: “You all resemble me. I am in all of you. So, go and fill the...

By the time Kemet had reached the height of its power, Prophets of the time were already predicting a downfall of the society. The grandiosity and success of the society made it a continuous target for outside invaders. Approximately 2,500 years ago, the invasions into the Nile Valley (Ancient Egypt) by the Greeks and Romans started to gain traction and erode the very culture they envied for its greatness. However, the invaders, in their haste...

Where do the origins of the words “Greek” and “Africa” come from? Kemet, at its height, was known all over the world for its advanced society. A specific group of people that are contemporarily known as the “Greeks,” were fascinated by the mystery schools of Kemet, to which they came to study philosophy, science, and spirituality. It is well documented that the Greco-Roman culture that dominates the world today was heavily influenced by what they...

Kemet is a cultural territory which, at one point in time, geographically comprised many parts of the world, including Europe, Asia, America, Australia, and the whole continent of Africa. For over 150,000 years, Kemet was the system that was ruling humanity, not just the Nile Valley. It is a system of preservation, focused on raising human qualities beyond the limits that even the Gods thought humans could achieve. Egypt, as a geographical territory, does not...