MN - More Than a Draught Board

This is a response to an article recently written Titled SHINA-TI by Ferg Somo with the Kiswahili Research Unit for the Advancement of the Ancient Egyptian Language. This is for the Ta-Seti Yahoogroups just in case the pdf didn’t show up in the email. This dialogue may be of benefit to the public. I will do something more formal on this topic in the near future as the core of this discourse essentially relates to the definition of Ntr (Ndele(a,u), Neter, Netcher). I will keep everyone posted. Download links below.

The African-American Adinkra Project

The aim of the African-American Cultural Development Project (AACDP) is to develop a paradigm and framework for a shared African-American culture across the United States. For our purposes, culture stands on these four pillars: history, creative-motif, cos-mythology and ethos. In this brief discussion we will focus on one aspect of creative-motif and that is symbolism. The purpose of this essay is to introduce one aspect of the cultural development project and that is the creation of our own African-American signs and symbols that function, in many ways, like the Adinkra symbols among the Akan of Ghana.

The Imhotepian LAW of Possibility

Is there such a thing as impossibility? How many laws govern the universe? Are there many laws or one law? For every law in the universe, is their an "anti-law?" If so, what methods do we use to access the anti-laws? This essay seeks to answer these questions with a framework I call the LAW of Possibility. I posit that all things are possible in the universe because the universe is an infinity. I argue that there are no laws that can restrict infinity therefore there is only one law in existence and that is the LAW of Possibility. All other known and unknown laws are merely minor equations in the grand equation we call the LAW. To read the document click on the link below.

Step Into The Light (House)