The Odu Ifa, the Yoruba sacred scriptures, says that we must eat knowledge like we eat fish. This means that while we are to eat the meat of it, we must be careful not to eat the bones or we will choke.
This is why you have noticed that I simultaneously praise a Master Teacher (such as Ra Un Nefer Amen) for the great meat they have provided, yet I will oppose the bones of their fish (such as his support of divination, Chinese-centricity, etc).
This is how scientists interact with information. This is why this is called Kushite-Kemetic spiritual science and not “religion.” It is a religious slave who wants to eat all of the fish that a teacher presents to him. His inability to distinguish the meat from the bones will lead to his own ruin.
THOUGH I AM BEYOND GRATEFUL FOR THE MASSIVE WISDOM RA UN NEFER AMEN HAS PROVIDED–WHICH SURPASSES THE MAJORITY OF MASTER TEACHERS OF TODAY–I realize that his holding on to divination is a bone in his fish and a major reason the Ausar Auset Society has not developed at the rate it should have. Divination, was one of the negative aspects of African culture that harmed us.
Our inability to embrace African culture while recognizing there were negative aspects to be discarded is why many left it and joined European and Asian masters. Of course all they found was enslavement. What they should have done was fix the malfunction in African culture and keep it because it is all we have.
This is how we are suppose to treat any great teaching. One of the red lights in Ra Un Nefer Amen’s work is that though he brings forth the Kemetic influences in Asian cultures (which are true to an extent) his emphasis on them overshadows Kemet’s relationship to inner Africa. In his wisdom, he did show the surfaced parallels of Neteru with Orisa, and we are grateful, however his exposition of this relationship gets only superficial treatment compared to his extensive and repetitive dependency on Asian links. While I commend him for his work I think this is a major error and leaves it up to the next generation to improve upon.
The desire to look for an external savior, which is what one is doing when they follow somebody’s teachings without personalizing or improving it, is a slave mentality we were taught from the bible, the greatest slave-manual in the world.
The reason Kushite-Kemetic divinities seemed to change over time and merge with others or be redefined (which confuses Egyptologists) is because the ancients were IMPROVING on their spiritual system. This is how science works. It is only religion that needs to be stagnant, so that you are predictable and exploitable. Abandon the religious mentality and restore Kushite-Kemetic spiritual science.
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