Society & Individual Destruction Part IIII - Seeds of Demise
Philosophy Podium: Society & Individual Destruction Part IIII - Seeds of Demise
After serious observation of human history for millennia by every honest observer, without any desire to favour any part of the world or disparage any other part, the conclusion still holds: Kemet is the cradle of humanity. The existence of humanity knows only one name for what is favourable for the whole human existence: the territorial Kemet, the philosophical Kemet, the metaphysical Kemet, etc. From the history of the genealogy of Pharaohs, one observes that, for millennia, the lifeline of a humble farmer was as simple as the lifeline of the highest clerk in the social hierarchy.
The most important change has happened only recently, and this concerns the attitude that one should adopt towards the principles of life. The human is born from parents whom he/she didn’t consciously choose. One finds oneself in nature with a life that one has to protect; yet with time, one ends up losing it.
One’s ultimate search is, then, for the real face of life; and the principle of spiritual honesty is the real object of each human’s quest, according to the philosophical education of African temples. Every individual is the incarnation of the infant God HERU (HORUS), born an orphan from a dead father and a mother who is comforting and encouraging. The concept of posthumous love and the conception of posthumous life come to reinforce the mystery of life and the holy aspect of its principle.
For more than 75,000 years, Kemetic temples have taught this principle to humanity. On the social side, Kemetic education discourages the human tendency to attach oneself to pleasures and vices. Wsr (Osiris) in his teachings insisted that humanity should be protected from the human ego. The world is a strange place, full of labyrinths and traps. Death is our home. This world is the first step of our initiations into life. When we die from this world, we are born into the other world; and an individual who is attached to pleasures and vices acts as if he/she has forgotten that this world is just a passage.
A human who is attached to pleasures and vices is like one who refuses to go towards the future. A human who is attached to pleasures and vices is like one who takes the whole of life hostage to his own image, seeking to promote and maintain it.
The Gods of the temples of the Nile and Niger Valley wanted to protect us from the nightmare of this life. For millennia, all temples have encouraged humanity to fight against egoism. Despite wars they had to fight to protect world peace, Pharaohs led a humble life.
The world order changed only when the Nile Valley was invaded and an ancient Greek proclaimed himself Pharaoh. He named himself Psamenthecus. Psamenthecus intentionally and actively encouraged social degeneration. For Kemet, gold is always considered the body of Gods and respected as such; Psamenthecus ordered the commercialisation of gold.
Alcohol was served only for spiritual and religious ceremonies; and wine was considered the blood of Gods. Psamenthecus ordered the extension of vineyards and the daily consumption of alcohol, etc.
The understanding between Gods and humans quickly deteriorated. Then Romans added a new God they created, coming from nowhere and claiming to be unique. Humanity, already corrupted and haunted by the idea of being rejected by Gods because of the corruption of their own spirits, jumped at the chance to proclaim as supreme a newly created God who doesn’t ask much more than to be recognised and worshiped. Since then the world has degenerated. This is the seed of destruction planted in the spiritual domain to corrupt and destroy humanity.
