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‘There are 2 souls in a human being, the ENA and the MOYA.

The moya we depict as a globe or sphere of perfect transparency, which in its disembodied form may fly or float through the air. We say that female souls have transparent wings, like those of a mosquito, while males float, but without wings.

Inside each sphere, male or female, are two worm-like creatures, perfectly visible; one is blue in color and the other red; they move around and dance with each other and struggle with each other and are never quiet. We say that these worm-like creatures represent the good and the evil inside a person.

The red worm symbolises all the bad things in a man or a woman- a warped sense of morality, low cunning, dishonesty, cruelty, pride, cowardice, perversity. The blue worm stands for all the good in a person- morality, charity, compassion, selflessness, courage, honesty.

The soul is thus always in balance between good and evil, life and death. A combination of good and evil, equally balanced, is essential. For all souls that exist, neither perfect goodness nor badness can prevail or the soul would find a premature demise.’

-Credo Mutwa; Zulu Shaman: Dreams, Prophecies, and Mysteries

 Ancestral Voices: Esoteric African Knowledge

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Kachina dolls/gods of The Hopi of The Grand Canyon territories. The Hopi say that they arrived in America from the Grand Canyon (boat). They also claim ancient Egyptian/Nubian ancestry. Their Kachina dolls share the animal-head/human body of the Ancient Egyptian gods. The Hopi are a part of a larger group of Native Americans in the southwest that built adobe-style dwellings. This group, The Anasazi (10,000+ years old), are some of the oldest North American Native American tribes.

The second photo is of the “Mesaverde” cliff palace. Anasazi dwellings of North America.

The third and fourth photos are dwellings of the Dogon of Mali West Africa, who share similar cosmology, science, and beliefs of the Ancient Egyptians. The Dogon also say they they are descendant of the Ancient Egyptians.