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nuri
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edited April 2010 in Lights, Camera, Action!
Y'all watchin that ? on National Geographic?
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  • af.r.i.c.a.
    af.r.i.c.a. Members Posts: 9,338 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    whats it about and nice sig
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  • louis the great
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    I would have but I got caught up wit some new ? last nite.
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  • hummingbird
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    nuri wrote: »
    Y'all watchin that ? on National Geographic?

    You Kemetic or study Kemet?
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  • louis the great
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    hummingbird wrote: »
    You Kemetic or study Kemet?

    I would hope not with that Sig he has.
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  • junegemini
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    louis the great wrote: »
    I would have but I got caught up wit some new ? last nite.

    :( .
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  • louis the great
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    junegemini wrote: »
    :( .

    Sorry June, I tried honest.
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  • Simma II
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    The games were on. I wasn't going to miss that
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  • hummingbird
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    louis the great wrote: »
    I would hope not with that Sig he has.

    lol I left off part I ment to ask was he Kemetic or Muslim.

    Inshallah is used as a greeting/departure and saying in Kemet also
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  • louis the great
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    hummingbird wrote: »
    lol I left off part I ment to ask was he Kemetic or Muslim.

    Inshallah is used as a greeting/departure and saying in Kemet also

    What does it mean in Kemet. In Arabic it means ? Willing.
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  • junegemini
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    louis the great wrote: »
    Sorry June, I tried honest.

    so if i come to bmore, whats the chances of you and I getting down with the get down?

    just saying lol
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  • hummingbird
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    louis the great wrote: »
    What does it mean in Kemet. In Arabic it means ? Willing.

    Pretty much the same thing. Are you familiar with the Kemetic Orthodox?
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  • junegemini
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    Simma II wrote: »
    The games were on. I wasn't going to miss that

    word...Lebron was doing the damn thing
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  • Simma II
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    junegemini wrote: »
    word...Lebron was doing the damn thing

    Yup he was. I like them as a team, but I also like the Bulls. Too bad they had the Cavs in the first round
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  • louis the great
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    junegemini wrote: »
    so if i come to bmore, whats the chances of you and I getting down with the get down?

    just saying lol

    I've neva seen a pic of you? lol But just based off how you are on here without seein you its pretty high.
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  • louis the great
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    hummingbird wrote: »
    Pretty much the same thing. Are you familiar with the Kemetic Orthodox?

    Nope not familiar with it.
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  • junegemini
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    louis the great wrote: »
    I've neva seen a pic of you? lol But just based off how you are on here without seein you its pretty high.

    we all black with the lights off...no?
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  • hummingbird
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    louis the great wrote: »
    Nope not familiar with it.

    Oh okay, some says its the oldest known religion to man. It originated with Black Egyptians long ago, and people often say mcuh of chirstianity/islam is taken from it. And in all honesty alot of it is very similar with minor changes to names and places.
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  • louis the great
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    junegemini wrote: »
    we all black with the lights off...no?

    True but you have already seen me. Thats not fair ..............no?
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  • louis the great
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    hummingbird wrote: »
    Oh okay, some says its the oldest known religion to man. It originated with Black Egyptians long ago, and people often say mcuh of chirstianity/islam is taken from it. And in all honesty alot of it is very similar with minor changes to names and places.

    So this would pre Date Egyptian Mystery religion/cults of Osiris, Isis, and Ra? From what I've read most the Pharoah's outside of Akhenaton followed this.
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  • Simma II
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    hummingbird wrote: »
    Oh okay, some says its the oldest known religion to man. It originated with Black Egyptians long ago, and people often say mcuh of chirstianity/islam is taken from it. And in all honesty alot of it is very similar with minor changes to names and places.

    Kemetic Orthodoz came about in the late 80's by Tamara Siuda. They follow Egyptian teachings.
    Kemetic Orthodox believe that a specific Egyptian ? created everyone's soul..
    They believe in the way of Ma'at the way of Ma'at is inherently within all things, trying to guide people back to living in harmony with one another.
    Tamara Siuda was a Wiccan priestess
    I'm not seeing much connection :/
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  • hummingbird
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    louis the great wrote: »
    So this would pre Date Egyptian Mystery religion/cults of Osiris, Isis, and Ra? From what I've read most the Pharoah's outside of Akhenaton followed this.

    Yes, as thats how the Netjer (the divine power which is a combination of lots of gods and goddesses including Ra and the others) originated. Each deity has thier own house so to speak, like the House of Baset) Some of them are more well known than others which is why we have all these tales of Egyptian mythology when they all tie back to Kemet. To be honest the actual name of the religion is up for debate as long long time ago, it was called Kemet simply because it was in Eygpt, land of the Kemet (Black) People.
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  • hummingbird
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    Simma II wrote: »
    Kemetic Orthodoz came about in the late 80's by Tamara Siuda. They follow Egyptian teachings.
    Kemetic Orthodox believe that a specific Egyptian ? created everyone's soul..
    They believe in the way of Ma'at the way of Ma'at is inherently within all things, trying to guide people back to living in harmony with one another.
    Tamara Siuda was a Wiccan priestess
    I'm not seeing much connection :/

    True the Orthodox church was formed nto to long ago, but the teaching of Kemet or the following of Ma'at has been going on for a long long time. And we also should mention Suida did not incorporate wicca into this church, as she herself is no longer a practicing wiccan.


    Edit: also, the similarities lie within the parables and stories. If you read the book of the dead, then you will see them.
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  • louis the great
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    hummingbird wrote: »
    True the Orthodox church was formed nto to long ago, but the teaching of Kemet or the following of Ma'at has been going on for a long long time. And we also should mention Suida did not incorporate wicca into this church, as she herself is no longer a practicing wiccan.

    Abt how many followers are there today in the world?
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  • hummingbird
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    louis the great wrote: »
    Abt how many followers are there today in the world?

    To be honest I have no idea, there are followers of the Orthodx church, but then there are alot fo people like me who follow the laws of Ma'at but dont belong to The Ortho because they dont agree with the way its orginized.
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  • louis the great
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    hummingbird wrote: »
    To be honest I have no idea, there are followers of the Orthodx church, but then there are alot fo people like me who follow the laws of Ma'at but dont belong to The Ortho because they dont agree with the way its orginized.

    How long have you been into it?
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