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A Brief Introduction to Kemetian Cosmology, Signs, Symbols, and Rituals: African Nile Valley Studies
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This book takes a brief look at the concepts of Ancient Kemetian cosmology from a modern point of view. We will also look at Kemetian symbols and meanings in the stars as they apply to personality and attributes of modern man. Kemetian cosmology is not abstract, it is not devil worship, and it is not contrary to practices written about is biblical texts or other sacred scriptures. It is humanistic, logical, analytical, and rational. The reader will discover the Kemetian concept of MAN IS THE UNIVERSE, AND THE UNIVERSE IS MAN. Kemetians along the African Nile Valley did not believe in religion as people do today, they were in-tune with ALL, in nature, and one with the cosmos. Modern day religions are but remnants of these great universal principles.
This book takes a brief look at the concepts of Ancient Kemetian cosmology from a modern point of view. We will also look at Kemetian symbols and meanings in the stars as they apply to personality and attributes of modern man. Kemetian cosmology is not abstract, it is not devil worship, and it is not contrary to practices written about is biblical texts or other sacred scriptures. It is humanistic, logical, analytical, and rational. The reader will discover the Kemetian concept of MAN IS THE UNIVERSE, AND THE UNIVERSE IS MAN. Kemetians along the African Nile Valley did not believe in religion as people do today, they were in-tune with ALL, in nature, and one with the cosmos. Modern day religions are but remnants of these great universal principles.


















