“Arm, Leg, Leg, Arm, Head
- this is God body
Knowledge, wisdom, freedom, understanding - we just want our equality
Food, clothing, shelter - help a nigga find some peace
Happiness for a gangsta, ain't no love in the streets
Conspiracy theorist screaming Illuminati
They can’t believe this much skill is in the human body
He's 6’2, how the fuck he fit in a new Bugatti?
Aw fuck it you got me
Knowledge, wisdom, freedom, understanding - we just want our equality
Food, clothing, shelter - help a nigga find some peace
Happiness for a gangsta, ain't no love in the streets
Conspiracy theorist screaming Illuminati
They can’t believe this much skill is in the human body
He's 6’2, how the fuck he fit in a new Bugatti?
Aw fuck it you got me
Question religion, question it all
Question existence until them questions are solved
Meanwhile this heretic I be out in Marrakesh
Morocco smoking hashish with my fellowship
Y'all dwell on devil shit, I’m in a Diablo Yellow shit
Color of Jello-O shit
Hello bitch, it's me again
Fresh in my Easter clothes feeling like Jesus and”
Question existence until them questions are solved
Meanwhile this heretic I be out in Marrakesh
Morocco smoking hashish with my fellowship
Y'all dwell on devil shit, I’m in a Diablo Yellow shit
Color of Jello-O shit
Hello bitch, it's me again
Fresh in my Easter clothes feeling like Jesus and”
- Jay-Z, Heaven
The
short documentary at the bottom of this post is entitled Invisibles Guardians. It briefly examines
the spiritual tradition of Morocco’s Hamadcha Brotherhood. According to the
documentary’s official description, the brotherhood “was founded in Morocco by
Sidi Ali Ben Hamdouch and Sidi Ahmed Dghoughi. The legend tells of them
bringing back from Sudan, the spirit of the Muslim princess, Lalla Aisha, for
her to assist in the fight against Evil forces. Nowadays, Lalla Aisha is
well-known in Morocco. Unveiled in this documentary by means of a man,
Mohammedin el mejdoub, and a woman, Nadia, is the nature of the relations
uniting Lalla Aisha and her affiliated community.”
The
film, produced by French cultural anthropologist Lisa Therme, and
directed by Eliane de Latour, lends further credence to the thesis I proposed
in Wut Da Fux Iz A Moor? (Part 2 of 2).
Therein I explain that Islam, and other Western religions, have traditionally
served as covers that allow Africans to practice their art and spiritual sciences
in peace without incurring the suspicions of rabid religious zealots who are
hopelessly infected with Abrahamic bias. As you may notice from watching this
production filmed in the Zerhoun mountains of northern Morocco, what the
Hamadcha Brotherhood practice is not fundamentally different from what a Vodun
mambo may practice in an oum’phor in Jacmel, Haiti.
In his
book Secrets
of Voodoo, Milo
Rigaud says of those possessed by Vodou loas that “even the sick who are
mounted by the mystères instantly manifest a complete disregard for their
illness or infirmity. It is not unusual to see a sick person who has scarcely
dragged himself into the peristyle get up vigorously, after being mounted, and
start to dance, to gesticulate frenetically, and even to leap” (p.46).
In the
documentary Nadia speaks of a similar phenomenon when she explains how she is
relieved of the pain in her feet in the presence of Lalla Aisha, who
is also known as “Aisha Essoudaniyah” which means “Aisha the Sudanese,” or
“Aisha the Nubian.” Some readers will object to my reference to the Hamadcha
Brotherhood’s activities as “Vodou” because they don’t have a fundamental understanding
of what Vodou is.
It
should be duly noted that the term “Vodou” is actually a very generic term, and
it means “The Mysteries.” With that said, the spiritual sciences of ancient
Kemet and Sumer can accurately be referred to as “Vodou” without stirring any
cognitive dissonance in the minds of those who actually comprehend what the
ancient Kemau and Sumerians were practicing in their own time. Vodou is not
necessarily specific to Haiti, Benin, Dahomey, or Burkina Faso although it has
strong antecedents in these areas. The entire African continent has contributed
to Vodou’s development, and this fact should be acknowledged.
Although
I could be wrong, it appears to me that the goat sacrifice that you will see in
this documentary has, at the very least, an astrological component to it. I say
this because the goat is the zodiacal totem for Capricorn which is synonymous
with internal purification when placed in the sixth house of Virgo. It could be
a coincidence that the people involved in the sacrifice have lit six burning
candle sticks on the ground to represents the flames of alchemical purification
that are unique to Capricorn in Virgo. Capricorn is ruled by the god “Saturn”
from whom we get the word “Satan,” which simply means “adversary” in Hebrew.
If you
see “God” as your adversary then you are “Satanic” because you are taking an
adversarial stance towards God. However if you see The Devil as your adversary,
then you are ALSO “Satanic,” because you have decidedly taken an adversarial
stance against The Devil. The wise man is the one who abandons this entire
dichotomy altogether, because it is rooted in Iranian dualism, a religious
philosophy developed by the direct descendants of the Indo-European
Neanderthals. Your personal identification with any one of the two extremes of
“good’ or “evil” places you outside of the good graces of balance and
equilibrium. In Africa’s Kemetic tradition we find that the priest-scribe Ani
only enters into the abode of the gods once he embodies Ma’at, which is balance.
The
planet Saturn is known as the “Lord of Karma” within the context of so-called
“Western astrology.” It is plausible that the ritual participants in the video
you are about to watch are sacrificing the goat to extricate themselves from
the clutches of karma by releasing the goat’s life force (its blood) which has
a frequency resonance akin to the Saturnian intelligence that will etherically
feed off of the goat. Nevertheless, this is just my speculation. I do not posit
it as THE truth although my assessment seems reasonable to me.
When someone is dying to
be your adversary for no intelligent reason, it’s usually wiser
to sidestep them and keep it moving. If you passionately engage them
then you will become their adversary, which brings you under the Satanic
programming mechanism of Iranian dualism. This philosophical legacy of ancient
Neanderthal man was ultimately adopted by the flamboyant papal booty-bangers
from the priesthood of Vaticanus. The spiritually impoverished get caught up in
all of this god versus the devil shit. Let’s operate from our crown chakras.
Ultra violet shit. Color of irises shit, uh. Hello bitch! It’s me again. Lookin
fresh in neo-Moorish attire. Ya boy’s a live wire.
Most of the people you
will meet in your life are lifetime grand jurors who are riding with either the
prosecuting attorney (Satan “the accuser”) or the defense attorney (the tender,
loving, and benevolent God). I just keep my ass out of the court
room altogether unless I am being employed by a media outlet to report the
facts of the case to the public as a responsible and discerning journalist.
Justice is blind and Librans can be very naive. However the path of the fool in
the tarot is also the path of self-mastery.
While the Invisibles
Guardians is only 30 minutes long it will certainly enrich you and your
understanding of traditional African spirituality. Shout out to critically
acclaimed R&B vocalist Billy D for bringing
the documentary to my attention. Click on the link below
to view the documentary