Good for Earth, Good for Humanity
The Precepts of Kaqemna
Earth is home to countless life forms. The planet is a confluence of energies going and coming. It participates in dialogue with the comings and goings of energies of the greater universe, in which only participating cosmic bodies also expressing their energies exist. It follows that only the members of our planet, which express themselves and their uniqueness are privileged to exist. Though our leaders haphazardly categorise only some as living, every entity that we can perceive is undoubtedly expressing itself in life. Our planet not only expresses itself in life but does so with an expression so amazingly diverse, and yet it somehow persists in maintaining harmony in a vast, complex, energetic dialogue. Our planet survives as it is hurled through galaxies full of other dense cosmic bodies and it has done this for millions of years.
Our historical archives reveal that many species have ceased to exist. They could not keep up. In our current era, there are “record numbers” of species’ extinctions and our modern scientists are shouting loudly about a coming mass extinction on our planet. More and more, social and environmental activists among us are urgently proclaiming, if humanity is to have a chance to make it through the coming era, we will have to stand up and do something to ensure it. We will have to change our ways.
Upon contemplating our position, one cannot help to be grateful that the universe and our planet have made room for our species. The universe and planet Earth show either true mercy or downright stupidity by allowing a species so destructive, so careless, so greedy and so utterly insatiable as our own to maintain a place in such a fragile existence. This feat is even more surprising if we consider that time and time again we have watched far less dangerous species lose their place in this world. Is it that they just didn’t serve whatever Earth or the Universe needed of them? This may lead one to believe that while the human being is seeing ourselves as the saviour and leader of life on Earth, we are really being used as the antibiotic of our surroundings. We can surely say that recently we have been successful in destroying the life that hopefully didn’t fit Earth’s needs.
More recently, humanity’s predisposition for destruction has started a deadly competition among modern-world leaders that has left radioactive territories around our planet and weapons of mass destruction in wait. In the past millennium, even for modern societies to meet their basic human needs, greed has led to the enslavement of other human beings, as well as the Earth itself with cash cropping and the modern meat industry. The amount of fuel we unearth and burn into the atmosphere on a daily basis is extraordinary, yet even more alarming when one considers that this process changes the make-up of our planet. Self-infatuated rhetoric about technological advancements that humanity has made become a moot point when the conversation is opened up beyond our species. The value of air conditioning and smart phones don’t go beyond our own conscious desires. Humanity has not always been so self-absorbed to make the entire planet suffer for our own quality... or let’s say luxury of life.
Since civilisation began, humanity has been organised into bloodlines and clans. And for most of humanity’s history, each bloodline had its responsibility to play, its load to carry, in participating in our species’ pursuit of its principal goal: spiritual evolution. Each bloodline shared the obligation in guaranteeing our common survival by maintaining a harmonious position on our planet. Not every bloodline has survived. Some have ceased to exist.
Today, humanity suffers from confusion. Few families maintain any awareness of the original part they play in serving the greater web of humanity. Few individuals even have the notion that each family had a role to play or that humanity serves a role in sustaining our greater planet. And to add to our confusion and ignorance, we have been indoctrinated with political constructs like class, race, and nationality that have nothing to do with our identity as individuals that compose bloodlines or families. The new education seems to assist us mainly with the limitation of our self- perception. We have gone from bloodlines, families, and clans in a species that must survive to that of an individual in households and municipalities that must win.
We can say that “modernity” represents the philosophy of the human being who has surrendered their spiritual evolution and the knowledge discovered by its participating predecessors and instead entered into an obsession or fixation with their Earthly experience. So, as more and more individuals are becoming increasingly alarmed at our present situation there are very wealthy and powerful sectors of our species, who benefit from it and put a lot of money behind maintaining the current way of doing things.
Today, as modern human beings express ourselves within the universe, we do so as destroyers with a capacity to legitimise or justify the destruction we perpetuate around us. We have traded in our original, unique, bloodline responsibilities and the customs and traditions of our Ancestors which maintained us in them with a hom*ogenised society where we all fight to be considered developed while benefiting from what modern luxuries have to offer.
Even still, around the globe, we can see a renaissance among us in which individuals interested in spiritual evolution are seeking something to fill the fundamental internal void they feel. More and more people are becoming interested in ancient cultures and any proven guidance which may lead to the survival of our planet and changing the expression of our species from destroyers back to preservers. This ebb, flow, and balancing of the powers of good and evil or behaviours of preserver and destroyer are seen throughout human history and historical archives have much to offer the navigation of our current situation.
1,500 years before the Bible was written there was an important text written and left for the descendants of Kemetic civilisation. This text was written in the Nile Valley by a priest named Kaqemna (or literally, The Spirit of the Black) who served as the vizier to one of the most celebrated Pharaohs (King of Kings) of the Kemetic civilisation, Senefru. Kaqemna’s tomb was “discovered” in 1843 and was later disturbed or violated by anthropologists or professional tomb raiders in 1893, and again and again into the 21st century. These “professionals” represent proof of the modern human’s spiritual ignorance and his lack of consideration for Kem civilisation, its heritage and its place as the intellectual and spiritual leaders of the human family tree.
The High-Priest Kaqemna’s precepts are known throughout Egyptologist communities but are mistranslated, as most Kemetic texts due to a lack of cultural understanding and context. Kaqemna’s words represent a man who so effectively fit into the natural or Divine order of the universe that his warnings and counsel given three millennia ago are still applicable today. In fact, they are so relevant to today’s experience they come to guide not only the descendants of Black civilisation out of the desperation of the current era but the entire human species, which can rightfully claim the Kemetic legacy. Kaqemna’s words show the refinement of Kemetic civilisation and its spiritual system. A system that didn’t rely on religious belief or emotional faith but instead on spiritual technical information and initiatic education passed down from generation to generation.
May his words call the descendants of the traditions of preservation back to our position of caretakers of this great legacy. May men and women stop supporting the religious accounts of our invaders and enslavers and may humanity return to the pursuit of spiritual knowledge that marked our original identity as Kem:
Precepts of the Priest Kaqemna
Raise your allegiance and fidelity to your Ancestors. In the place where convincing speeches are given, sharpen your swords and raise your defences against invaders, wherever they may come from. Do not listen to their speeches. Do not heed their words, do not follow their manners or adopt their values.
If you choose to eat with those who hate the food you have, in just a short time your mind will become greedy and parasitic. Understand that it doesn’t take much to sustain your livelihood. Just a small amount of water quenches the thirst. Vegetables nourish the heart. It is best to adhere to what is good, to do otherwise is diminishing.
Protecting your flesh will be your downfall. Remember that time and events shall pass. Your invaders do not understand the transcendence of the spirit – the expansion of the flesh. If you eat with him in his home you may adopt his bad behaviours. Ill behaviour is the most contagious disease.
If you drink with the drunkard you put his mind at ease with his beastly behaviour. You allow him to think you are together in such behaviour. His mind is consumed. It is you who ends up buying into a disgusting lifestyle.
If you don’t know someone, don’t aggress him/her with words. Be humble. Show reserve and feed their heart with pleasantry. The silence of your mouth is your call of wisdom; it honours your mothers and all of those who share your name.
Learn your culture. You don’t know what are the Divine works of Gods against your enemies. The leader calls his children with his inscriptions. When people council about their problems around that which he has told them, about everything contained in his message, listen to it as if I’m the one saying it. Value it as you would value the body of a prince. Read it like instructions that will benefit not only you in your mind but the Earth entirely.
Wherever they stand or sit, they shall do it with the Majesty of the Upper and Lower Lands. Stand up and make stand for the Majesty of the Upper and Lower Lands. Senefru as King!
That is good on this Earth as the whole of Kaqemna to the Werr of the City, the place where he comes from.
