Life After Death
The Night Fire: Life After Death
The following words and ideas kept going and coming back to me on the very morning that my new students and I woke up preparing to celebrate the anniversary of the death of humanity’s ancestral NETER, WSR. He is the God that dies every year to judge the dead. He is the sovereign of the World of the Dead who resurrects every year to redeem the living. It is by copying this unique, historic and spiritual principle that modern religions have modeled their prophets. The death and resurrection of Wsr contains historic proof from over 35,000 years ago. According to the mystery schools of the Hapi (Nile) and Djoliba (Niger) rivers valleys, death is nothing more than an opaque curtain that every descendant of Wsr has to pass through once they are born. It is not new that the transition of spirit has remained one of the multiple mysteries that never stopped haunting the individual of today’s societies. Why? Because everyone has been affected by death one way or another in their lives. Each and everyone in this life has resolved one bigger question of existence which is that death is the destiny of life. No matter how or when death decides to come, once it knocks at your door make sure you are prepared to welcome it. How can one be prepared?
Well, a brother of mine once shared a story told by an enlightened man. This spiritual brother is from Meritah, and he had the bad luck of being taken away from his culture and values when he was very, very young. So, he claimed that this story changed his perspectives on life as he had been going round and round looking for answers to his questions about the ultimate goal of life.
He said he was told that a man was once dying in his dream, and before he realized what was happening, he saw a being that looked to him like a Divine being. He thought to himself that might be God because, in reality, that’s the only one he knew to be divine. Before he finished wondering, the unidentified being walked to him with a suitcase in hand and said: “Alright son, it’s time to go.”
Surprised the man responded: “Where to?”
“To where you came from.”
“It is too soon. I have a lot of things that still need to be accomplished, said the man.”
“I’m sorry but it’s time to go.”
“What do you have in that suitcase?” the man asked.
“Your belongings.”
“My belongings? You mean my things, my clothes, my money?”
The Divinity answered: “Those things were not yours: they belonged to the Earth.”
“Is it my memories?” the man asked.
The Divinity answered: “Those never belonged to you: they belonged to Time.”
“Is it my talents?”
The Divinity answered: “Those were never yours: they belonged to the circumstances.”
“Is it my friends and family?”
“No, I’m sorry they were never yours: they belonged to the path.”
“Is it my wife and son?”
“They were never yours either: they belonged to your heart.”
“Is it my body?”
“That was never yours: it belonged to the dust.”
“Is it my soul?”
“No, that is mine.”
Out of fear and frustration, the man grabbed the suitcase and opened it just to find out that the suitcase was empty.
With tears running down his cheeks the man said: “I never had anything?”
The divinity answered: “That is correct. Every moment you lived was only a dream. Your life was just like the instant of a dream in the sleep of a person. And even that instant was not yours.”
It is eventually easy to read this and see that every human of today is not different from this man in the story. You might just read this and turn the page thinking that it is just a story that someone has imagined. But in reality, how many times have you seen in your whole life people dying (no matter the nature of death) and taking their belongings with them? This is the reality about human nature. The dreams will just remain dreams in a lifetime which is just another big dream. So one should not consider this to be just an imagined story but a fertile imagined story. Because by the time you wake up to the light and reality of this story, you will/may be surprised that it is time for the world of the dead. In this world, only the quality of your life will get you through and only the preservers of life and those who acknowledged it during their time on Earth, can gain access. Then/If you realize that you were not prepared, and you didn’t have what it requires to be the preserver of life, because you spent your all life trying to make it comfortable for you forgetting that you don’t belong to life but death. If you spend all your life seeking pleasures and comforts, you do not have what it takes to be a preserver of life. When death comes, you will realize you have not prepared, forgetting that you do not belong to life, but death. Living in modern societies, individuals are trained not to look out for their survival as humans and their becoming as spirits. Instead, they are giving away their lives by perpetuating the principles of evil (Seth).
From ATEERI 17 to TEPIA 07 marks the period when all Kem communities (Kings, Priests, Elders, Initiates, Temple caretakers and disciples) around the world unrelentingly dedicate their time for meditations as they observe every aspect of life become vulnerable to the law of destruction and self destruction. This is the period for intense meditations, mourning and fasting (no food, drink, smoking, sex, etc.) from sunrise to sunset, while spending time on lamentation and prayers in the temples asking the Neter INIPU (the God in charge of life after death and of the entrance into the world of the dead) to open the way to deceased humans to transcend. In this period, anyone above 7 years of age has the obligation to fast for a period of only 10 days in acknowledgement of the transition of our Ancestral God with a process of purification of our bodies, souls and spirits.
EEM DEE HEKAOO WSR HEEMA!
