Yeshayahu Ben-Yehudah, The Quantum Scribe

Oftentimes, when Black history is discussed, the starting point is 1619. This is the year in which the first African slaves were transported to North America. However, the remarkable history of Black people predates the transatlantic slave trade and it dates far back to antiquity.  This is why French scholar, C. F. Volney once stated, "Just think that this race of Black men, today our slave and the object of our scorn, is the very race to which we owe our arts, sciences, and even the use of speech" (Diop, 1974/1955, p. 28).  This information has been suppressed for years, so I crafted a PowerPoint presentation that details the history of ancient Kemet. Ancient Kemet, later called Egypt, is one of the world's earliest documented civilizations, and it was originally constructed by Black Africans. Black people have an august history, but as Anthony Browder asserts, "we have forgotten our history, and we have forgotten that we've forgotten it." That changes toda...

Something unprecedented is happening in boardrooms across America. Last month, a Fortune 500 executive walked out mid-presentation, left his six-f figureure salary behind, and moved to a cabin in Montana.

Some 96 years ago, German archaeologist Günther Roeder unearthed the lower half of what would’ve been a massive, 23-foot-tall statue of Ramesses II—one of the most celebrated pharaohs throughout all 31 dynasties of Ancient Egyptian history. Roeder found the statue 150 miles south of Cairo in the Minya Governorate, near the modern-day city of El Ashmunein. In ancient times, this area along the Nile was known as Khemnu. It served as a provincial capital in the Old Kingdom of Egypt (2649–2130 BCE), and was later called Hermopolis Magna when Romans ruled the Mediterranean. After 96 Years, Archaeologists Finally Found the Missing Part of a Legendary Statue

Classical Gnostic Scriptures and Fragments This section includes documents — generally classed by scholars as Gnostic — that were known prior to the Nag Hammadi Library discovery. Modern understanding of Gnosticism was grounded upon these documents (many of which became available only in the last half of the nineteenth century) and upon the comments of the early Christian "patristic heresiologists" until the discovery of the Gnostic library at Nag Hammadi in 1945. The Nag Hammadi Library texts have helped put all of these previously know documents into a more complete context. THE GNOSTIC SOCIETY LIBRARY

The "Moorish Empire" refers to the more than 700 years of Islamic rule by Moors (Arabs and North Africans) in the Iberian Peninsula (modern-day Spain and Portugal), beginning with a 711 AD invasion that led to the flourishing civilization of Al-Andalus .  This era significantly influenced European culture, introducing advanced agriculture, sophisticated architecture like the Alhambra and Mosque of Córdoba, extensive linguistic contributions to Spanish, and advancements in mathematics and astronomy.  The presence of the Moors ended with the gradual reconquest by Christian forces, culminating in the fall of Granada in 1492. History of the Moorish Empire in Europe

History told us Europe’s kings were all white. The truth? Black rulers shaped Europe for centuries — building cities, leading armies, and commanding respect from Spain to Scandinavia. This is the erased story of Ancient Black Europe.  For nearly 800 years, Black kings and African rulers transformed Europe. From the Moors who brought science, art, and architecture to Spain and Sicily, to the “Black Strangers” recorded in Viking chronicles, to the divine respect given to the “Blameless Ethiopians” in ancient Greek texts — their legacy is undeniable.

This book is a modern spiritual text featuring what are described as channeled teachings from Thoth, an ancient Egyptian deity. It includes: Focus: The teachings center on unity consciousness, spiritual evolution, and activating your "Divine Light Body". Content: It is presented as a series of transmissions that include embedded "light codes" for spiritual activation, along with exercises and visualizations. The Tablets of Light The Teachings of Thoth On Unity Consciousness

In 1312, the reigning emperor of Mali – Mansa Abubakari Keita II – sent 200 manned boats and 100 support boats containing supplies to sail until they found the edge of the Atlantic. After a long excursion, one boat returned. Its captain bore only a horror story about the whirlpool that had swallowed his comrades. Unimpressed (and perhaps obsessed) the emperor chose to make the expedition himself – this time with a retinue of 3,000 ships. He chose his deputy, Musa – a member of the court with no blood relation to the king – to act as ruler in his absence. The deliberate appointment, untainted by the hereditary rule that has produced so many poor monarchs, is likely a testament to the character and abilities of Musa. Abubakari Keita never returned; some believe he might have reached South America.1 Regardless of his final resting place, Mali was not destined to become a seafaring empire, and instead of the west, Musa looked to the east. With his feet firmly on dry land, the successor Ma...

The richest man in history, Mansa Musa, ruled an empire of unimaginable wealth. But the source of that power is a shocking secret hidden from history, a system of bondage unlike anything you've ever heard of. This is Mansa Musa's Slaves: The Untold Story of The Golden Empire.

As one of the greatest cities of antiquity, Alexandria has always been a severe challenge to its historians, all the more so because the surviving evidence, material and textual, is so disparate. New archaeological and literary discoveries and the startling diversity of ancient Alexandria (so reminiscent of some modern cities) add to the interest. Ancient Alexandria between Egypt and Greece

Kemet, the Black land of the Nile, was one of the greatest African civilizations—renowned for its science, spirituality, and cosmic wisdom. Yet in 332 BCE, Alexander of Macedonia’s invasion began a process that changed history forever. The Greeks renamed Kemet “Egypt,” reshaped its Netjeru (gods), and reinterpreted its legacy through a Eurocentric lens. Over centuries, this erasure silenced the African roots of one of humanity’s most influential cultures.  In this video, we uncover the hidden history of Kemet from an Afrocentric perspective.  You will see how Alexander’s conquest, the Ptolemaic dynasty, and religious syncretism transformed the way the world remembers this land. From rewritten Netjeru to the whitening of royal images, from distorted translations of Medu Neter to the long silence in Western academia—we trace the deliberate project that disconnected Kemet from Africa.  But the story does not end with erasure. Today, scholars and communities are reclaiming Ke...

Ancient Kemet (Egypt) was an indigenous African civilization known as the " Black Land ," rooted in Nile Valley cultures, which gradually transformed through conquests (Persian, Greek, Roman) and later, t he Arab Islamic conquests starting in the 7th century CE, leading to Arabization, Islamization, and the distinct Arabic Republic of modern Egypt, shifting its primary cultural identity from indigenous African to Arab-Islamic, though strong African connections persist. Black Pharaohs Built It. Foreign Invaders Took It. Here's How Egypt Changed Hands Forever.  The oldest monarchy in the world was built by indigenous Africans.  Pharaoh Khufu (4th Dynasty) Builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza Pharaoh Sahure (5th Dynasty) With the discovery of the ancient city of  Ta-Seti , this truth is now undeniable. The progenitors of Kemet's monarchies were  black people  who established the foundation of what would become the world's greatest civilization.  The first 12...

Narmer was an Early Dynastic Period pharaoh, considered to be the first king of a unified Ancient Egypt (Kemet) around 3100 BCE, whose reign initiated one of the world's most enduring civilizations. The Narmer Palette, a significant artifact from his time, depicts him wearing both the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt, symbolizing his conquest and unification of the two lands. He is also often identified with Menes, the legendary first ruler of Egypt who is credited with founding the capital city of Memphis. The Chronicles of Narmer

History told us Europe’s kings were all white. The truth? For 800 years, Black kings ruled its thrones — from the battlefields of Spain to the palaces of Sicily, from Cologne’s cathedrals to Granada’s Alhambra. Their names include Tariq ibn Ziyad, Abd al-Rahman, Almanzor, Yusuf ibn Tashfin, Hasan al-Kalbi, and more. They built cities, commanded armies, and shaped European history — yet their faces were dark, their crowns erased from memory. This is the untold story of 10 forgotten Black kings of Europe — the Moors who changed the course of history.

The question “Who created the Anunnaki?” leads to a deep exploration of ancient Mesopotamian cosmology and the origins of religious belief. This video traces how the Anunnaki—figures like Anu, Enlil, and Enki—were not creators in the absolute sense but divine administrators born from earlier cosmic forces. In ancient Sumer, the eight-pointed star and the Dingir cuneiform symbol marked the divine, signifying that gods came from the sky. These symbols weren’t decorative—they represented real celestial beings.

You’ve been manifesting wrong your entire life—and it’s not your fault. They told you to think positive, visualize your dream life, repeat your affirmations until your voice went numb.

Kushite kings, also known as the "Black Pharaohs," ruled Egypt as the 25th Dynasty (c. 744–656 BCE) after expanding from Nubia (modern Sudan) into Egypt, unifying the Nile Valley under powerful rulers like Piye , his successors Shabaqo, Shebitqo , and Taharqo , ending with Tanutamani . They revitalized Egyptian traditions and built monuments but were ultimately pushed out by Assyrian invasions, though Kush remained a significant power in Sudan for centuries, shifting its capital to Meroe . The Order of the Kushite Kings

 A "Flat-Earth" map drawn by Orlando Ferguson in 1893. The main text reads: MAP OF THE SQUARE AND STATIONARY EARTH. BY PROF. ORLANDO FERGUSON, HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA.  Four Hundred Passages in the Bible that Condemn the Globe Theory, or the Flying Earth, and None Sustain It. This Map is the Bible Map of the World. Copyright by Orlando Ferguson, 1893. The four corner angels each have the note: Four Angels standing on the Four Corners of the Earth—Rev. 7: 1.  The Orlando Ferguson medallion note reads PROF. ORLANDO FERGUSON, HOT SPRINGS, S. DAKOTA. The Globe Earth medallion note reads These men are flying on the globe at a rate of 65,000 miles per hour around the sun, and 1,042 miles per hour around the center of the earth (in their minds). Think of that speed!  The footnote on the left reads: SCRIPTURE THAT CONDEMNS THE GLOBE THEORY And his hands were steady until the going down of the sun—Ex. 17: 12. And the sun stood still, and the moon stayed.—Joshua 10: 12–13. T...

CNN — An ongoing excavation in Damietta, Egypt, has uncovered 63 tombs from more than 2,500 years ago, alongside a trove of gold artifacts, coins and pottery. The artifacts could provide further insight into the “secrets of the ancient Egyptian civilization,” including the burial practices of the time, as well as the coastal city’s role in ancient foreign trade, according to Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities , which announced the findings July 23 . Among the 63 tombs, the excavators found funerary amulets , charms that were thought to protect the dead, and ushabti statues , also designed to accompany the dead in the afterlife, dated to the 26th Dynasty of the Late Period ( 664 to 525 BC ). The excavation also revealed 38 bronze coins — held within a ceramic vase — from the Ptolemaic era , one of the dynasties that reigned after the death of Alexander the Great from 323 to 30 BC. https://www.cnn.com/2024/08/03/science/ancient-egypt-tombs-uncovered-gold-artifacts

We have a population which is basically a mixture of ancient Egyptian blacks who intermarried with Arabs right after the Arab Conquest. Know Thyself The Docuseries: ► Episode One: Stolen Legacy:     • Know Thyself: Stolen Legacy | Episode One   0:27 Intro/Whitwashing 10:20 Narmer Unites Upper & Lower Kemet 12:14 Origins of Egyptology 19:23 Fraudulent Nefertiti Bust 25:38 Whitewashing of ancient North Africa 27:48 The Great Diop vs Dr. Hawass 30:53 Admixture from the Delta Region 32:53 The Green Sahara 38:25 The Napta Playa Stone Circle 42:45 The Black Mummy of the Green Sahara 46:55 The Kushite Kings of Napata 52:45 Outro/Importance of African History

Picture this: thousands of years before Jesus walked the Earth, an ancient Egyptian deity named Thoth was already documenting the cosmic blueprint for what we now call Christianity. As the scribe of the gods and keeper of divine wisdom, Thoth possessed knowledge that would make your Sunday school teacher's head spin.

The truth about the oldest black religion has been hidden for centuries. Most of the Africans who were enslaved and brought to the Americas were from the Yoruba nation of West Africa, an ancient and vast civilization. In the diaspora caused by the slave trade, the guiding concepts of the Yoruba spiritual tradition took root in Haiti, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Brazil, and the United States. The Handbook of Yoruba Religious Concepts

From the mysteries of the yoruba religion to the ancestral power of voodoo religion history, we look into the diverse forms of african tribal religion and indigenous african religion that shaped the identity of entire civilizations. We'll reveal how the egyptian spirituality and kemetic beliefs continue to influence spiritual practices across the globe.

The "12 Houses" in astrology represent different sectors of life and correspond to the divisions of the sky seen from a specific location at birth. They are the stages where astrological energies, represented by planets and signs, play out, indicating how a person will experience life. The concept of Earth's "initiations for the soul" is a particular, more philosophical interpretation, where each house signifies a step in the soul's journey from its private, inner world to its public, external experiences and ultimately toward liberation or self-realization.

In 1935, Aldous Huxley wrote something that would haunt him for decades: "I had motives for not wanting the world to have a meaning... The philosophy of meaninglessness was essentially an instrument of liberation."

Thrice-greatest Hermes; studies in Hellenistic theosophy and gnosis , being a translation of the extant sermons and fragments of the Trismegistic literature, with prolegomena, commentaries, and notes. Thrice-greatest Hermes; studies in Hellenistic theosophy and gnosis.