A Cancerous Society
A Cancerous Society
Prophet Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig once described to a group of his initiates an observation that he made while traveling on a particular flight during the night. This observation awakened in me a perspective on life that was so beautiful, and at the same time so saddening. He ex- plained that on this flight, as the plane he was in flew over a metropolitan area, he could look down through his passenger window, and from the sky he could see the city lights shining brightly upon the moonlit Earth. For the majority of us coming from the modern world, when seeing a sight like this, we would most likely say: “Wow! Look at how beautiful that is.” But Prophet Neb Naba, one who respected the Earth greatly, and one who came from an indigenous culture where preserving the planet is a way of life, stated that this image reminded him of a large wound on Earth’s surface. This image, to him, was a sign of the destruction caused by the “modern” ways of living. His reaction to what he saw gives us an indigenous perspective on life, it shows us his connection to the Earth and the concern he had for it.
Prophet Neb Naba was a product of a culture that teaches through its traditions that it is a necessity for humans to do the least amount of damage to the source of our livelihood; our planet. His observation allowed me to look at Earth as a living organism, or even a living body, something that can be healthy and strong, or sick and in danger. Prophet Neb Naba’s perspective on our planet inspired me. It motivated me to further investigate how similar our planet is to our own human body.
Health wise, one of the greatest threats to the human body is cancer. Environmentally, one of the greatest threats that exists upon our planet is modern man. Comparing the destructive behavior of “modern” humans to the nature of cancer and the dangerous effects that it has within our bodies will give us a better understanding of Prophet Naba’s perspective. The behavior of cancerous cells in our body is a lot like how humans have been functioning on our planet for the last 2000 years.
Our bodies contain different types of cells, just as Earth contains different forms of life. The blood in our veins and arteries functions in a way that allows for our bodies to continue existing. The blood cells work within the body, in the same way the indigenous cultures around the world work upon Earth; maintaining its preservation as top priority, and striving to harmonize themselves within it. They left the planet unharmed, allowing generation after generation to inherit surroundings rich in natural resources; dense forests, lush jungles, rich soils, clean water, unpolluted air, etc. If you are alive and reading these lines, then it is fair to say that the majority of the blood cells within our bodies do a good job in maintaining the continuation of our life, just as the majority of our Ancestors of the past did a good job in preserving our planet.
However, not every blood cell ends up helping the survival of the body. Just as every human being doesn’t end up protecting life on Earth. This is where, in the course of our human history, we find a particular civilization that migrated to Meritah (Africa) in order to observe and learn from the Kemetic culture. They, as well as many other cultures from around the globe, were curious to know more about the structure that had earned the respect and admiration of the entire world. Due to the knowledge of the domestication of plants and animals which brought forth the ability to secure nourishment, the Nile Valley civilization became a very attractive place to outsiders who suffered from hunger and deprivation.
The Kemetic people called this particular group of migrating nomads coming from across the Mediterranean Sea: Ger-Ka, which can be translated from the Medu/Hieroglyph into English as (Ger = Darkness, Ka = Soul), “Souls in the Darkness”. Ger-Ka is the origin of the name Greek. This was a brutally honest term that the Kemetic people used for these newcomers, because they knew nothing of cleanliness and purity, life after death, re- incarnation, Ancestral worship, taboos, or the Realm of the Neteru (Gods). Driven by hunger, coupled with a crude lifestyle, their main concern was survival on a primitive level. With no structure or taboos to guide them, they were able to take any action necessary to perpetuate themselves. Desperate times call for desperate measures! This constant search for food forced these people to behave in a manner that was very similar to wild animals, roaming in packs in search of food, shelter and protec- tion from predators.
The Kemetic way of living was almost the exact opposite. Knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, language, agriculture, etc. combined with an environment conducive to life allowed the Kem people to have a stable and consistent source of nour- ishment. This agrarian lifestyle permitted them to further their exploration of the existence around them. Because they did not have the constant necessity to search for food, they were able to establish a higher understanding of the universe. This highly organized and structured lifestyle created an environment that revolved around spiritual discipline, preservation of life, and the goal for every individual to become harmonized or perfect under the guidance of the 77 Divine Commandments over the course of many reincarnations.
Comparing this situation between Kemetic and Greek civilizations to the human cellular anatomy, we can see a parallel. The Kemetic civilization is a life preserving force on Earth, similar to the blood cells that work with the body to help the continuation of our life. On the other hand, we can see the Ger-Ka or Greek civilization functioning similar to cancer, driven by its own agenda and thirst for power, as it separates it- self from the rest of its kind.
Cancerous cells are dead blood cells which, instead of being eliminated from the body, end up being fed oxygen and nutrients as if they were a living organ. The cancerous cells begin to act on their own, with an agenda to expand until they overtake the entire physique, which in the end will lead to the destruc- tion of the human body. We see that over time, the Greeks formulated their armies and began their attacks on the Kemetic civilization. With no understanding or connection to Earth, and no concern for preserving life, they attempted to conquer the world. They worked to achieve this goal by absorbing new recruits into their civilization through propaganda, force, and corruption, just as cancerous cells will attract living cells, gaining their support with the goal of expanding territory.
To look at the world as if it were a human body and honestly observe where we are today through the results of our actions, we can further understand Prophet Neb Naba’s perspective. We are living in a system that is an offspring or variation of Ger-ka/ Greek culture. We continue to suck our Earth dry by foolishly living a cancerous lifestyle. We act as if we are not a part of this world that provides us with everything necessary for our survival.
For over 2000 years now, since the end of the Pharaonic reign, the mindset and structure that we have been following and supporting has driven our planet to the brink of destruction. The modern system, through the spread of the colonial lifestyle, continues its pursuit to accumulate the support of each and every individual, just as cancer maintains its goal of recruiting as many living blood cells as possible. When this happens, the blood no longer works towards preserving the body, but instead helps the cancerous tissue to grow. In the same way that we as humans have lost our understanding of how to protect our planet, we no longer know how to live in harmony with our environments. All we know how to do is help fuel these cancerous societies, which are rapidly leading us towards our own destruction.
Our modern system of medicine promotes to the masses that there is no true cure for cancer. Do they not want us to find an end to this devastating illness, despite the fact that there have been proven cures found throughout the world? Despite our faith and belief in the authority of the modern medical system, there are true cures for cancer, other than radiation, chemotherapy and surgery. Cures that our modern system of healthcare would never want us to know about. Governments will do anything to hide this fact, to the point that they are willing to kill those who hold this knowledge, because it threatens their stability and control. Prophet Neb Naba, who was a master healer himself, exposed us to his personal experiences dealing with other traditional heal- ers in Meritah (Africa) who had to flee into hiding or even ended up dead based on the healing knowledge that they had.
Think about it, what if people around the world were looking to be cured by indigenous healers that live simple but highly refined lives, following healing traditions that go back hundreds or even thousands of years, instead of putting our lives in the hands of doctors that work in modern hospitals and use industrial medicines. The modern system of health care has earned billions of dollars by usurping indigenous herbal recipes and knowledge of plants, breaking down their chemical properties, making synthetic copies and mass producing them without giving credit to the ones they stole the knowledge from.
The existing Kemetic healing traditions come from the tribes that have migrated from the Nile Valley in order to preserve this knowledge. This original system of healing, that focuses on the harmony and preservation of life, holds the key to eliminating cancer within the body. But also, they hold the key that will free us from these cancerous societies that are set to destroy our planet. To give the reader an understanding of how the modern medical system treats cancer as opposed to the recipes used by healers in traditional Africa, may allow the reader to see an example of how we as humans can eliminate cancer within our ways of living.
The modern system of medicine uses very dangerous methods while attempting to eliminate cancer:
First, is radiation therapy, which uses a kind of light that we can’t see. Light is a form of radiation that we can see, but there are other forms of radiation that we cannot. Radiation that has very high energy is used to literally burn the cancer up and kill it. The problem is that this also burns and mutates other cells in the nearby area, causing further problems within the body.
Next is chemotherapy, which is the use of very strong chemical poisons that kill the remaining cancer cells. The chemicals are made to mainly destroy the cancer cells, but they also cause major damage to all cells within the body. This is why a person’s hair often falls out when they have chemotherapy treatment, because it hurts the hair follicles in particular. Chemotherapy is just a form of slow poisoning where the doctor hopes that the cancer will die before the patient does.
Also, there is surgery, efforts made to remove all of the cancerous tissue from the body by cutting it out. This is harmful because patients often lose organs and vital body parts along with the tumor which still has a chance to regrow while the organ does not.
It doesn’t matter if you use radiation treatments, chemotherapy or surgery, if the conditions within the body that created cancer don’t change, the body will continue to generate more cancerous cells. To truly deal with cancer from a Kemetic perspective is to use specific herbal recipes to reestablish the normal functions of the body.
The harmful acts committed by people within our cancerous societies are dealt with harshly or even cut out in attempts to “solve” these issues, in the same manner as radiation, chemotherapy or surgery. The use of jails, police brutality, execution, war, genocide, etc. are nothing but false solutions to our problems. These harmful elements within our societies will continue to regenerate within our lives, because the conditions that are set by our “modern” systems, that remain the original cause of the problems, continue to duplicate themselves over and over again with each generation.
If a human being has been conditioned from birth to act as a danger to this Earth, even their attempts to preserve life will be led by this destructive mindset. You can’t just tell a person that has been conditioned their whole life to be a destroyer to suddenly start protecting life on this planet, without first restructuring their entire paradigm, lifestyle, and goals towards life.
Traditional healers have herbs that work by isolating the cancer. The body will no longer feed the tumor, starving it until it dies. Without the nourishment being provided, the cancerous tissue will begin breaking down into pieces, allowing the body to eliminate it. Simultaneously the healer will work to restore balance in the organs and systems of the body, reestablishing a healthy environment in which cancer will not return. What if the results that traditional medicines have on cancer inside the body also worked on the human level? Could there also be a cure to our destructive ways of living? What if we as humans reconditioned our lives as well as our ways of thinking? What if all of us who are dependent upon our modern systems took our lives back into our own hands and isolated the cancerous societies by no longer feeding them with our time, energy, and money? What if we stopped placing our children into their educational programs, ending this cycle that trains them to be servants to these systems and therefore destroyers of our planet? What if we began working together as a human species, harmonizing our lifestyles and refocusing our attention back onto the preservation of life on Earth, instead of having our individualistic goals of material wealth and financial power? The cancerous societies would begin to starve, due to the lack of support by human lives. Wouldn’t they weaken and begin to collapse, crumbling to the point that they could be more easily eliminated? Would humanity once again look to our remaining indigenous cultures for their knowledge of how to live directly off the land?
This is the importance of The Earth Center and the paradigm that is being provided through the M’TAM initiation process that was brought to us by Prophet Neb Naba. It is vital for those who are truly searching for a better way of living, seeking a chance to be reconnected to our Ancestral culture. The original culture and way of life has never been lost, only hidden from humanity in order to preserve itself. As Prophet Neb Naba said, “The sun never sets, it is man who moves away from the light”. The knowledge of our Ancestors has never been lost, humanity has only moved away from it.