FULL-DISCLOSURE…

As a virtual musical storybook journal, Les’t We Forget! is a portal to discovery of aboriginal* cultural belief systems — the Spirituality of ancient indigenous civilizations of Africa (“Alkebu-Lan,” the oldest recorded name of the African continent) — and the recognition of a people’s immense worldwide political and philosophical contributions, and the preeminent endowments to humanity because of them.

Using anthropomorphism — the attribution of human characteristics, emotions, and situations to God(s), animals, etc. — and presented in storybook form, our intent is to illuminate their (“The Originals” / “Burnt People”) illustrious history and to inspire the elevation of Consciousness and Spirituality through storytelling.

In addition, we seek to challenge visitors to critically think, reconsidering that African history is the world’s history — all peoples’ history — stolen, repurposed and falsified in the storytelling over the last 2,000 + years.

Finally, we hope to encourage our visitors to take advantage of technological advancements of the Internet and the Worldwide Web, and, multimedia-rich tools, to investigate, and ultimately, disseminate your own storytelling as a result of your very own research and study as to who Africans were in antiquity — juxtaposed as to whom we continue to be portrayed as, today.

Hotep! (Eternal Peace and Blessings be with you)

— Heru

Note…

• Aboriginal Definition - from the root word, Aborigine: Inhabiting or existing in a land from the primordial (earliest) times.

• 'Aborigine' is generally perceived as an insensitive term, because it has racist connotations from Australia's colonial past, and lumps people with diverse backgrounds into a single group.

• Without a capital “a”, “aboriginal” can refer to an Indigenous person from anywhere in the world.

• Before European invasions of continents, there were more than 250 Indigenous nations throughout the unexplored world, each with several tribes (clans). — A 1788 European Estimation.

Consider this…

There can be no question that Christianity is but stolen Nubian / Kemetic / Egyptian religious philosophy and Spirituality, including its rituals and beliefs, re-framed in an Aryan image. — Author, Gerald Massey.

The author and scholar Gerald Massey, was once a Christian Priest, who began investigating the questions that Christianity's origins posed for him found the trail leading to the civilization of Kemet / Egypt. As a consequence Massey became a student and a renowned investigator of Ancient Kemet / Egypt, and he subsequently revealed his findings in four major publications - Books of the Beginnings, (2 vols.), The Natural Genesis (2 vols.), Ancient Egypt the Light of the World (2 vols.) and The Lectures (1 vol.).

• As a biblical and cultural investigator, Massey over the course of twenty or so years presented facts proving Christianity was fabricated upon what was stolen from Kemet / Egypt; and that Christianity was in no respect original in any form, or, original in any God.

• Barbarian invaders set themselves up as rulers and built their domains on the spoils of the invaded… One such example of this is the fabrication of Christianity… a domain created on the spoils and demise of those from whom the (very) foundation of Christianity was taken. — Gerald Massey, PhD.

African civilizations ranging from Kemet / Egypt in North Africa to the Chou Civilization in Southern Asia (the area now called China) were invaded by Aryan predators (now called Europeans, Arabs, and Asians) beginning approximately 1,500 BCE (Before Common Era). With each civilization / society that was conquered the invaders used the spoils to fabricate societies of their own: The invaders of China created Jainism and Confucianism. Those in India created Brahmanism. Those in Asia Minor created Zoroastrianism, and Judaism. And, those invading Kemet created "Greek Philosophy, Roman Christianity and Arab Islam.”

• As a part of the process of domination each invading group claimed authorship of the knowledge base and technology they appropriated from their victims. Each one claimed what they fabricated to have no relationship whatsoever with the civilization / society of the invaded population. Christianity is espoused in this fashion.

HOME! AT LAST! …

Time Immemorial, approximately 12,000-BC - 3500-BC: Alkebu-Lan / Ortegia / Corphye / Ocenia / Hesperia / Olympia / Nubia / Kush / Kemet / Egypt / Ta-Merry / Libya / Ethiopia / Et al… The many names of what is presently called, Africa.

And God Ausar [I AM], God of the Universe, Keeper of Time, Order and Harmony, reached down into the rich-dark brown-reddish dirt of Alkebu-Lan, turned and spoke these words to his wife, Goddess Auset [I AM] - Creator of the Universe, mother who gave birth to the planet earth; and to his son, Lord Heru [I AM] - Protector of all of earth’s inhabitants: People, animals, birds of the air, creatures of the seas and oceans —and Ausar said…

Let us fashion them — male and female alike — after our likeness.

So male and female, created HE them. And after studying his creations for some time, God Ausar ( Amun-RA / Osiris / et al) blessed them. He then turned to his wife, Auset (MA’AT / Isis / et al), and to his son, Heru (Horus / RA / et al), and spoke aloud… This is good!

And so our story begins, but, I must first reintroduce this into your memory, as well as reintroduce myself, to you.

In Kemetic / Egyptian History of Africa, the continent’s ancient name was “Alkebu-Lan — Mother of Mankind” or “Garden…” 

Now, as for me…

I AM THAT I AM. I AM THE LORD GOD “THOTH” — PRONOUNCED, “THOUGHT” — GOD OF TRUTH, WISDOM, LEARNING, INTELLECT, MAGIC, and the royal scribe to all GODS and GODDESSES of Egypt — Deities of this Universe.

I AM the the teacher of men, the judge of souls, and the caretaker of Holy Spirits — your ancestors and their sacred memories of their forefathers and mothers — Spirits imbued with the knowledge of us; and, the knowledge about our magic and the knowledge about our creations.

I AM THE LORD GOD THOTH, and it is I who now tells you about your perennial and glorified story. It begins at a time when your ancestors, after all of their geographic physical trials and tribulations, generational time following game trails to survive, they settled in the wondrous and immensely fertile valley of the Nile around 10,000 B.C. And as they

began to farm and cultivate the magnificent Nile Valley area, building tribes who would advance onward to explore and settle geography all the way to the Mediterranean Sea, and beyond, ultimately becoming the progenitors of advanced civilizations.

Who could have known at the time that these advanced civilizations would turn on one another, forgetting the teachings of their ancestors and the lessons that their ancestors spoke and wrote to them about. Forgetting their deities. And specifically, forgetting about their supreme deity of the universe.

How could they have known at the time that the evil that brought wrought familial jealousy and envy would germinate seeds of wars for millenniums — and on throughout time immemorial in their lands…

Who could have known, indeed.

But, forgive me for getting far afield in our story.

Once upon a time, in the ancient past, before the Common Era (BCE), and in a time that most European scholars of their era would refer to as the mythical “dark ages,” Alkebu-Lan, — Africa — the land of Blacks and the Garden of humanity — was anything but dark.

It was a continent whose inhabitants some 4,000 years before Rome began telling their mystical story about a savior, in the personage called Christ, and who was named Jesus, had embraced a monotheistic doctrine of Christianity — embracing the concept of a Universal God which would result into many dogmatic world religions — with a principle or set of principles, laid down by an authority, as incontrovertibly true — but, that, those newly formed religions cannot be separated from each other; and, specifically, cannot be separated from your ancestors’ original form of Christianity.

It is important to remember that this was a time before the centralization of the mighty Egyptian Empire. A time when authority was decentralized, and rule — law and order — was civil and just among the tribes of the land.

All life was good — all life, equally, was worth living in this ancient time of peace and prosperity. Riches were abundant and the tribes would evolve into a world renowned, educated and respected people of integrity, honesty and hospitality.

Who could have known that Alkebu-Lan — Africa — who had never known disharmony, treachery and barbarism would in the coming centuries devolve into warring tribes, one against another.

Who could have foreseen that their kingdoms would eventually be conquered by foreigners — Caucasoid peoples — whose only ambition was to control the Nile trade routes and the abundantly rich Nubian resources that were known the world over…

Who, indeed, could have foretold that the glorious Nubian peoples whose trade economies between their state capitols that flourished along the Nile — and throughout the known world; and whose civility and respect for one another was common place among the various tribes of this magnificent land — would, one day, become slaves of juvenile, Caucasoid cultures whose only contributions to humanity during your ancestors lives in antiquity on this planet — and now as well, in your contemporary times — had been a lowly evolved Spirit of chaos, treachery, cunning and aggression…

And who, indeed, could have contemplated that Caucasoid — Neanderthals — crawled naked and starving out of Caves of Eastern Europe, and who had been welcomed into Alkebu-Lan — Africa — clothed and fed by her inhabitants would not have embraced the knowledge that once upon a time was universally known to all inhabitants of antiquity throughout a developing world, but would eventually be reshaped and retold by the very same Caucasoid peoples that had been saved by Alkebu-Lan — Land of the Blacks — that, once upon a time, we were all Nubians — Africans — under the skin.” Who, indeed, could have fathomed that?

But that story is still evolving and has yet to be realized as late as the 21st Century AD — a century that is now becoming known as a global, knowledge-based, albeit, a “digital gig economy.”

And so it is that our premiere story begins with an Egyptian Regent Queen Mother, named Hatshepsut — A Pharaoh of Egypt’s two kingdoms.

Her story is a glorious story of conquests and unequivocal wisdom and power that previous female Egyptian aristocratic rulers had not achieved in their lifetimes.

Hatshepsut had gained her power during the 18th dynasty of Pharoahs, “not descending into a crisis of anarchy, economic devastation, and civil war. No! Hatshepsut’s reign was “an exception to the rule — and to amass her achievements in a male dominated culture, she broke plenty of rules.”

** This page under further development, please visit again soon — but before you go, lean back, relax, most importantly… watch, listen, think.