THE BLACK WOMAN IS GOD – THERE IS NO GOD BUT THE BLACK WOMAN

THE BLACK WOMAN IS GOD – THERE IS NO GOD BUT THE BLACK WOMAN To merely respect the great black woman is a trivial thing; indeed she is to be worshiped as a living goddess! Most African cultures, including that of ancient kemet are matrilineal. this means that ones identity is through his or her mother. the mother, the black queen, is the creator, the life force, the sustainer and the producer of life and ones identity. “you know that in our country there were even matriarchal societies where women were the most important element. on the bijagos islands they had queens. they were not queens because they were the daughters of kings. they had queens succeeding queens. the religious leaders were women too, ” —-amilcar cabral, return to the source, 1973 In kemet, rulers were often pictured with their mothers and ruled equally with their queens. “it is said to be the custom among the nubians, when a king dies and leaves a son, and also a nephew, the son of his sister, that the latter reigns after his uncle, instead of the son, ” —abu salih, the armenian The black queen in ancient kemet shared civic duties with her male counterpart. from the african perspective the feminine energy is glorious and vital! In both the bible (exodus) and the quran (sura), it is spoken that shortly after being led out of egypt, the israelites constructed and began worshiping a ‘golden calf’. upon further inspection, it is obvious that this ‘golden-calf’ is in fact the kemetan cow goddess hetheru (see below). after spending so many years in kemet and observing the complex practices, culture and spiritual system of the egyptians (a system thousands of years in the making, with roots from the nubian people of kush — the egyptians were children and a colony of the kushites), it would be thought that moses would understand that the kemetans were not ‘idol worshipers’. that the image of the cow goddess only symbolically represents the nourishing and life-giving energy; the same energy in the black woman, the same energy that is an aspect of the all-encompassing transcendental god (neberdjer). so the israelites were in fact emulating a kemetian practice; the practice of devotional veneration to both the black woman, and to god! GODDESSES aset: she is the feminine energy of the divine (father-mother-son) trinity (asar-aset-heru). she embodies powerful aspects of the feminine energy: love, wisdom, healing and nurturing. after being dismembered by set who represents uncontrolled passions and worldly desires, the many pieces of asar’s body were scattered across the globe. aset now embarked a long quest of devotional love in which she successfully found and collected the pieces of asars body. with this energy of love and healing she healed his body. after this resurrection, aset becomes impregnated by the spirit of asar. she gives virgin-birth to the prototype hero heru: the conqueror of the lower (wordly) self. heru attains divine-consciousness (identification with the higher self) and defeats set (ignorance) by doing battle with maat(truth, justice, righteousness). aset was said to have been a darkskinned child and was called khnemet-ankhetí (the living lady of love). ttere are statues throughout europe, especially greece, depicting aset as the prototype madonna. in these statues, she can be seen holding and suckling the baby heru. the mary-jesus relationship and personalities are based on this black madonna prototype. nebethet: the sister of asar and aset. she represents nature and death. she represents the illusion of the physical world. nebethet represents the lower nature, and the mortal life: that which lives and dies. her sister aset is the complimentary aspect of existence: enlightenment, the transcendental and immortal reality of the divine and the spirit; the true essence, that which is eternal and abiding. the path of the aspirant is to become heru (as mortals, to become aware of our eternal essence, to identify with the divine, the immortal sustaining spirit that lives in and supports all of nature and creation). to become one with heru is to eventually become one with with asar (pure consciousness, pure spirit). while asar’s union with aset (cosmic consciousness and wisdom) produced heru, his drunken union with nebethet (nature) produced anpu (inipu). so to become asar is to attain a transcendental consciousness that knows both the spirit (aset) and nature (nebethet). tefnut: the consort of the wind/air god shu, the goddess tefnut represents the life force within air, which is itself a lifeforce. she also represents water and liquid substances and the power of water. nut: the mother goddess. she is the mother of asar and aset (father and mother of the divine trinity asar-aset-heru). she is the daughter of shu and tefnut (wind god and goddess). nut represents the heavens and the sky. she represents these aspects of the physical universe that we live in. nut lifts up all righteous aspirants into heaven to take their place as a shining spirit (star) on her body.(ashby) mut: the goddess mut is nature itself. she represents nature’s ability to regenerate or recycle herself. just as vultures sustain their lives by eating the dead carcasses of animals, she creates life out of death. her symbol is the vulture. mut takes in death and brings forth new life for the spiritual aspirant. hapi: androgynous god of the nile with protruding bosom and belly that represent fertility. the same fertility that as the nile river, nourished the lands with annual floods. the goddess hapi nourishes the spirit as the nile nourishes the lands. net: the androgynous god/goddess of creation, action and battle. the aspirant must become net and take action for righteousness(maat) and justice. hetheru: the great cow goddess of life, creation and nurturing. the inexhaustible source of energy and vitality that sustains the universe. amentet: the female aspect of the cosmic reality (asar). she represents all aspects of both asar and aset. amentet represents the source of creation. sekhmet: this powerful lioness-headed goddess destroys, evil, darkness and ignorance. in this capacity she aids the aspirant towards truth and the light. maat: the goddess maat wears a feathered headdress. she sustains the universe and creation! maat is peace, love, harmony, balance, order and justice. she is the force and balance that hangs stars in galaxies and pushes galaxies through universes, she causes the rain to fall and flowers to blossom. she is the purity and clarity within the heart, mind and consciousness of the aspirant that leads to identification with the higher self and conquering of the lower self. she is balance. she is righteousness. maat is the foundation of life and culture of the ancient kemetians, and of any spirant on the spiritual path. maat is the source of life (ankhu maat). conclusion the black woman is the mother of all men. she is the creator. she has historically been the central point of the african and african-diasporic family. ” I was born of a lioness, child of soasoane. it is fitting that i should emulate her. she is my mother, she strapped me on her back. i was nursed by lions that wore skirts.” —basotho epic The black woman is a composite and divine expression of all of the energies and qualities represented by the goddesses. her vibration of love, nurturing, healing and life is essential. just as her energy has created us, only she can save us. western media images that distort this truth and her beauty shall not be tolerated!!! to merely respect the great black woman is a trivial thing; indeed she is to be worshiped as a living goddess! we are to wait on the black queen as a servant, to kiss her feet, to bow in her presence. we are to love and adore her more than life. for she is life! she is creation, and she is divine love. ========================================

To merely respect the great black woman is a trivial thing; indeed she is to be worshiped as a living goddess!

Most African cultures, including that of ancient kemet are matrilineal. this means that ones identity is through his or her mother. the mother, the black queen, is the creator, the life force, the sustainer and the producer of life and ones identity.

“you know that in our country there were even matriarchal societies where women were the most important element. on the bijagos islands they had queens. they were not queens because they were the daughters of kings. they had queens succeeding queens. the religious leaders were women too, ” —-amilcar cabral, return to the source, 1973

In kemet, rulers were often pictured with their mothers and ruled equally with their queens.

“it is said to be the custom among the nubians, when a king dies and leaves a son, and also a nephew, the son of his sister, that the latter reigns after his uncle, instead of the son, ” —abu salih, the armenian

The black queen in ancient kemet shared civic duties with her male counterpart. from the african perspective the feminine energy is glorious and vital!

In both the bible (exodus) and the quran (sura), it is spoken that shortly after being led out of egypt, the israelites constructed and began worshiping a ‘golden calf’. upon further inspection, it is obvious that this ‘golden-calf’ is in fact the kemetan cow goddess hetheru (see below). after spending so many years in kemet and observing the complex practices, culture and spiritual system of the egyptians (a system thousands of years in the making, with roots from the nubian people of kush — the egyptians were children and a colony of the kushites), it would be thought that moses would understand that the kemetans were not ‘idol worshipers’. that the image of the cow goddess only symbolically represents the nourishing and life-giving energy; the same energy in the black woman, the same energy that is an aspect of the all-encompassing transcendental god (neberdjer). so the israelites were in fact emulating a kemetian practice; the practice of devotional veneration to both the black woman, and to god!

GODDESSES

aset:
she is the feminine energy of the divine (father-mother-son) trinity (asar-aset-heru). she embodies powerful aspects of the feminine energy: love, wisdom, healing and nurturing. after being dismembered by set who represents uncontrolled passions and worldly desires, the many pieces of asar’s body were scattered across the globe. aset now embarked a long quest of devotional love in which she successfully found and collected the pieces of asars body. with this energy of love and healing she healed his body. after this resurrection, aset becomes impregnated by the spirit of asar. she gives virgin-birth to the prototype hero heru: the conqueror of the lower (wordly) self. heru attains divine-consciousness (identification with the higher self) and defeats set (ignorance) by doing battle with maat(truth, justice, righteousness). aset was said to have been a darkskinned child and was called khnemet-ankhetí (the living lady of love). ttere are statues throughout europe, especially greece, depicting aset as the prototype madonna. in these statues, she can be seen holding and suckling the baby heru. the mary-jesus relationship and personalities are based on this black madonna prototype.

nebethet:
the sister of asar and aset. she represents nature and death. she represents the illusion of the physical world. nebethet represents the lower nature, and the mortal life: that which lives and dies. her sister aset is the complimentary aspect of existence: enlightenment, the transcendental and immortal reality of the divine and the spirit; the true essence, that which is eternal and abiding. the path of the aspirant is to become heru (as mortals, to become aware of our eternal essence, to identify with the divine, the immortal sustaining spirit that lives in and supports all of nature and creation). to become one with heru is to eventually become one with with asar (pure consciousness, pure spirit). while asar’s union with aset (cosmic consciousness and wisdom) produced heru, his drunken union with nebethet (nature) produced anpu (inipu). so to become asar is to attain a transcendental consciousness that knows both the spirit (aset) and nature (nebethet).

tefnut:
the consort of the wind/air god shu, the goddess tefnut represents the life force within air, which is itself a lifeforce. she also represents water and liquid substances and the power of water.

nut:
the mother goddess. she is the mother of asar and aset (father and mother of the divine trinity asar-aset-heru). she is the daughter of shu and tefnut (wind god and goddess). nut represents the heavens and the sky. she represents these aspects of the physical universe that we live in. nut lifts up all righteous aspirants into heaven to take their place as a shining spirit (star) on her body.(ashby)

mut:
the goddess mut is nature itself. she represents nature’s ability to regenerate or recycle herself. just as vultures sustain their lives by eating the dead carcasses of animals, she creates life out of death. her symbol is the vulture. mut takes in death and brings forth new life for the spiritual aspirant.

hapi:
androgynous god of the nile with protruding bosom and belly that represent fertility. the same fertility that as the nile river, nourished the lands with annual floods. the goddess hapi nourishes the spirit as the nile nourishes the lands.

net:
the androgynous god/goddess of creation, action and battle. the aspirant must become net and take action for righteousness(maat) and justice.

hetheru:
the great cow goddess of life, creation and nurturing. the inexhaustible source of energy and vitality that sustains the universe.

amentet:
the female aspect of the cosmic reality (asar). she represents all aspects of both asar and aset. amentet represents the source of creation.

sekhmet:
this powerful lioness-headed goddess destroys, evil, darkness and ignorance. in this capacity she aids the aspirant towards truth and the light.

maat:
the goddess maat wears a feathered headdress. she sustains the universe and creation! maat is peace, love, harmony, balance, order and justice. she is the force and balance that hangs stars in galaxies and pushes galaxies through universes, she causes the rain to fall and flowers to blossom. she is the purity and clarity within the heart, mind and consciousness of the aspirant that leads to identification with the higher self and conquering of the lower self. she is balance. she is righteousness. maat is the foundation of life and culture of the ancient kemetians, and of any spirant on the spiritual path. maat is the source of life (ankhu maat).
conclusion

the black woman is the mother of all men. she is the creator. she has historically been the central point of the african and african-diasporic family.

” I was born of a lioness, child of soasoane. it is fitting that i should emulate her. she is my mother, she strapped me on her back. i was nursed by lions that wore skirts.” —basotho epic

The black woman is a composite and divine expression of all of the energies and qualities represented by the goddesses. her vibration of love, nurturing, healing and life is essential. just as her energy has created us, only she can save us. western media images that distort this truth and her beauty shall not be tolerated!!! to merely respect the great black woman is a trivial thing; indeed she is to be worshiped as a living goddess! we are to wait on the black queen as a servant, to kiss her feet, to bow in her presence. we are to love and adore her more than life. for she is life! she is creation, and she is divine love.

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