Ancient Egyptians did not Fear Death, Here is Why
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- What happens when a person dies? What becomes of them? African thought and spirituality have addressed these questions with remarkable insight for thousands of years. This deep understanding of death is shared across the diverse traditions of the African continent.
]In this video, we explore the unified spirituality of Africa, using the cosmogony of Iounou (Heliopolis) in Egypt as our guide.
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In my country, in the great lakes region of East Africa, the word for death means to transition, to change form😮😮😮, we also speak about the nine parts of the human 😮
That is correct. We have a shared history. This is what those so called Egyptologists cannot steal from us. Our ancestral umbilical cords are buried in the Great lakes region of Africa.
@@HistoriaAfricana Thankful for your great content, its so enlightening, please keep up the good work and may the ancestors keep you well. Also MAATEKA means law in my country, plus our ancient ancestors made it clear that they came from the great lakes region
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I LOVE AFRICAN PEOPLE! I'm Aboriginal Australian. I support my African brothers and sisters. European males enslaved, colonized and subjugated our people for over three generations! European men tried to breed the melanin out of our skin! I respect you DBN for speaking out for all oppressed people globally, much love man...!!!!
@@blitztactique4689 We pretty much are distant relatives along with Pacific Islanders.
Every day, in the morning, I pray among others, for justice for Aboriginal Australian. I am from DR Congo. We are brothers.
@@blitztactique4689 WE ARE ONE!
@@WallTrapMedia Same people
Thank you as someone who follow African Indigenous Spirituality I appreciate your videos.
Thank you. 🙏
I've experienced out of body existence and have memories of past lifetimes .
Life continues as a transition to another
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This is True Educational Learning.
Well done, especially how you briefly interwoven modern NDE research with African spirituality. Very interesting stuff. Also, that film role at the very end as well as the quote will always be a *chefs kiss* for me.
BLACK IS DEVINE 🌟❤️
Listening to this I find some similarities to how we also acknowledge our ancestors as a black South African. Especially the discarding of bad ancestors because of their bad earthly existence, and how good ancestors are acknowledged as guides for the living. Interesting indeed.
We are talking about a shared history. We have more in common than we sometimes think. Thanks for adding to the discussion.
Thank you. ♥
Anubis is "Mbwa" dog in swahili, the egyptian called anubis "Inpwa" or "inpua" Horus called "Heru" Atum called "Atimia",god Bes Besi or Besa, Njem is "Njema" and Ntr "Nchora"
YES and MBWA MWITU in swahili man dog or a man with a DOG HEAD= ANUBIS. IN MY VILLAGE HE IS CALLED WA MWITU SHORTEN FOR MBWA MWITU.... I KNOW WHO I AM .
Wonderful presentation
Love this. Thanks for sharing.
I love this knowledge.😊
So glad!
Among the Bakongo, Osiris is known as Nzala Mpanda, Isis as Nsona, Thoth as dikita (a bird in fables), Inpw as Mvumbi Mbumbulu, wi (the mummified body of Osiris, a mommy) as mvumbi or nzambi (to be distinguished from Nzambi: God which comes from the Egyptian Imn Ra). The Bakongo practiced mummification. It was suppressed during the colonial rule at keast in Belgian Congo.
Excellent info. Thanks.
THE MBEMBE TRIBE IN THE CONGO TOO. THEY NEVER FIND BIMBI STONE YET THERE A TRIBE CALLED BEMBE IN CONGO I AM PART OF THEM.
OUR " WE WORSHIP DEATH" IS FROM DEATH WE ACQUIRE ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO BE KNOWN TO THE LIVING. THEN WE HAVE " OMBE YA MALANGO GOD OF KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM HERMIT. BEFORE ANY CEREMONY, ONE MAN SCREAMS " IBOCWA" MEANING " BEING BORN" AND THE WHOLE GATHERING ANSWER AT ONCE " HUM", LIKE THE " OM" SOUND. SOUND OF CREATION
IOUNOU IN BEMBE LANGUAGE LET ME EXPLAIN" You know when you are looking for a direction for a place and you can not find it, the person who is in the right direction the screams at you " ionu" meaning " this way".
Very interesting. I'm sure others have mentioned that the Japanese kanji, ka, means power. Coincidence? Out of curiosity, does this spiritual system have a concept of redemption for evil spirits or is judgment considered final? It's interesting in that there are aspects that got incorporated into the religion of Christianity, and there seem to be elements that may have been incorporated into Hinduism or Buddhism, but they're not completely the same. For example, there doesn't seem to be the concept of samsara, i.e. the endless birth death and rebirth cycle. But there is a one time reincarnation. I hope you make more videos on this subject.
So there's really no such thing as a one coming forth by day book or scroll
I think so. There were many versions. Some with more chapters than others. And also depending on theological schools. The most known, although according to Wallis Budge containing "less than one-half of the chapters which are commonly assigned to that version (the Theban version), is the Papyrus of Ani.
@@lukalusalalunenkuka1585 1000 thank you.
@@lukalusalalunenkuka1585so I wonder what the others contained makes the bible look like child’s
Play
There is no book of the dead. Coming forth by day, they already knew before it was buried with them. This is why Africans should teach African history.
Well the papyrus of Ani exists and there are variants of that name. We are just mentioning variants in other more modern texts. We have no reason to believe there were no other copies before 1500BC. Tombs in Luxor have similar texts and drawings on the walls, sarcophagi etc. Papyri are fragile and likely did not survive long enough. and what makes you think I am not African. Fa won kwasiasem fri ho. Tswwwww.
Actually, the ancient Kemetians (Egyptians) not fearing death sound very similar to NDE (near death experiences) countless people from around the world witness. I strongly know there is an afterlife and ghosts. It's too much evidence to say otherwise. FBA all the way, everyday🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! Yera💧.
IN KIRUNDI AND KINYARWANDA, IMANA=GOD. THEY SING: HURI IMANA WABA IMAN, URI IMANA WABA IMANA HEY! MEANING YOU ARE GOD ABOVE OTHER GODS x 3
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Wait, is that the narrator in the lower right hand corner?
You are looking at your teacher in the lower right corner.
book of the dead--pre-text to the ten commandments
Planet Khemit and mound builders unite
Kwasiaba! Gyimifuo.
Trying to understand all the gods sounds like greek myths first Egyptian didn't believe in many gods so where did they come from
We never mentioned many “gods” in the same sense as the Greeks. I have already belabored this point regarding the false notion of polytheism in Kemet. Divine manifeststions of Imana are not the same as gods. Egyptologists with little to no understanding of African spirituality are the ones spreading these false claims. Watch our videos on kemetic spirituality. The Greek pantheon is based on misinterpretation of kemetic spirituality. Of course they copied a lot of them from ancient Kemet. That is an indisputable fact! You are talking to someone who has a firm understanding of these matters. Thanks for commenting.
Ma'ats law book 42 Moses copybooks from the 10 commandments
Egypt Moses growing up
Egypt Akhenaten made Moses the chief priest
Egypt Akhenaten made a deal with Moses
"One God was established'
Akhenaten moved to armana
Moses moved to Exodus African Israel
Let's my people go 'african Hebrew 😮😮