“Spirits do not fall from Heaven except in anger or because
they are expelled,”
– Dogon priest
Ogotemmêli speaking on the descent of the Nummo to planet Earth.
There are
Sunni Muslims—specifically those of Indo-European descent—who believe that
musical instruments, especially wind and string instruments, are Haram
(forbidden) and should be avoided by true believers of the Islamic faith.
Some Islamic
thinkers have even said that music is the Quran of Shaitan (Satan) and they use
respected texts of their religious sect to reiterate this belief. According to
the 13th century Islamic legal document Reliance of The Traveller, which
references Hadith compiled by Abu Dawud—a 9th century theologian who
moonlights as a ventriloquist for the prophet Muhammad—we read:
“Allah Mighty and Majestic sent me as a guidance and
mercy to believers and commanded me to do away with musical instruments,
flutes, strings, crucifixes, and the affair of the pre-Islamic period of
ignorance. On the Day of Resurrection, Allah will pour molten lead into the
ears of whoever sits listening to a songstress. Song
makes hypocrisy grow in the heart as water does herbage.”
The
tambourine, which is a non-African instrument, is regarded with exception in
this case. The quote above shows us the thought process of one who does not
value a wide variety of sound in their music—a feature that has always typified
African and African derived music. I’m willing to bet that Dawud was born to a
people who aren’t known for making powerful music that can appeal to millions
of people across the planet of all races, colors, and creeds.
In other words, Dawud was not an African.
String
instruments, like the violin and the piano (a piano was really just a harp
inside of a wooden box with ivory keys attached to the strings. Harps were
imported into Europe from North Africa. So were the elephant tusks used to make
the piano keys since there are no elephants in Europe), were introduced to
Europe by the Moors who gentrified Europe in the 8th century C.E.
The Moors are the forefathers of what we have come to know as “classical music.”
Do some research on Angelo Souliman. He was a Nigerian classical music composer
and reformer of Freemasonry during the 18th century.
I
won’t even bother to get into blues, country, rock, jazz, pop, R&B, reggae,
funk and hip-hop music which were all created by Black people, who have always
stood at the vanguard of creative musical expression. Music has always been an
essential part of Black culture wherever it has been found on the globe.
Therefore any teaching, whether religious or secular, that demonizes the
creative expression of modern music as a whole is a direct assault on Black
people wherever they are found in the Diaspora. The 2012 ban on all
non-religious music in Mali, initiated by Wahabists in the country’s northern region, is a primary example.
Yet
is the belief that music comes from the devil just a fringe concept among a few
Muslims over the centuries? Perhaps. Maybe the Moors of Medieval Europe and
West Africa—who improvised various forms of music—were not as Islamic as many Moorish
historians make them out to be in light of the indisputable facts pointed out
above. Perhaps Islam was merely a political filter that the historical Moors
used to Africanize Europe without completely alienating potential strategic
allies among the orthodox Muslims of Arabia and the emerging Ottoman Empire.
According
to orthodox Islamic theology, Iblis (Lucifer) came
from a smokeless fire in primordial times. This was long before the creation of
Adam. According to some West African cosmologies—which were certainly familiar
to West African Moors of the Medieval period—all Black people literally come
from the sun. Cultural anthropologist Marcel Griaule says that the Dogon wise
man Ogotemmêli specifically told him this when you read his book Conversations with Ogotemmêli: An
Introduction to Dogon Religious Ideas.
It
is conceivable that Muslim theologians living over 1,400 years ago would
consider our sun as a “smokeless fire.” After all, in order for fire to produce an
abundance of smoke, oxygen would have to be present in outer space. Yet
according to modern science, which owes a great debt to Islam, there is no oxygen
in outer space, which might give one the notion that the sun is a “smokeless
fire” even though it is really hydrogen which is very different from fire.
Orthodox
Islam, as it is understood and practiced by the majority of Muslims on the
planet, is diametrically opposed to traditional African spirituality. Among
other things, it demonizes Iblis/Lucifer, who is nothing more than the
mythologizing of the Black man and woman as they are seen through Indo-European
eyes that are gazing at the rear-view mirror of world history.
The
Lucifer myth colorfully summarizes Black history going back to the last Age of
Libra, which ended around 13,000 B.C.E. Mind you this is approximately the same
time that the Sahara Desert began to dry up, which lead to mass migrations of
Africans into the Nile Valley and the land mass surrounding the Tigris and
Euphrates rivers.
The
Age of Libra accelerated the Black race’s “FALL from grace,” given that Libra
is a FALL Season. The Light of Egypt: The Science of the Soul and the Stars (Volume Two)
offers additional insight on what the Age of Libra entailed for the Sons and
Daughters of Light. However this is only if you have the prerequisite knowledge
of ancient Black history on a global scale. Otherwise, that passage in the book
is useless unless you’re a Libran looking for insight concerning your spiritual
career on Earth.
To
be anti-Luciferian is to be anti-Black. For the scary readers who don’t
understand what I just said, please allow me to clarify. Satan and Lucifer are
not the same entity although they are portrayed as such in Christian commentaries.
The Latin prefix “Luci” means “Light.” The suffix “Fer” comes from the Latin word
“Ferre,” (from which we get the English word Ferry) which means “to carry, to
bear or to bring.”
If
you have light to dark brown skin you have large quantities of carbon in it
therefore you are a “light bearer.” Carbon absorbs light, therefore you are a Luciferian,
a torch bearer, the polar opposite of a dumb muthafucka. This is why Blacks are
more energized and alert in warm climates and sluggish and mentally slower in
cold ones. Many Blacks even deal with bouts of depression when cold winter
months set in. Blacks literally eat sunlight through their skin because they
are LUCI-FERRY-AN (Light Carriers/Transporters).
A
Black person with an African-centered consciousness will never ever thrive in Orthodox
Christianity or Orthodox Islam because these two religions have demonized the
ancient Black man and woman at the height of their power through the
Lucifer/Iblis mythos.
The
picture below is an orthodox Islamic painting of Iblis (Lucifer). Notice that
his skin is Black. This is because he is a Djinn who bares the mark of those
who were burned by the smokeless fire. He
is also wearing a green robe, which is the color associated with the “Morning
Star” Venus which is the astrological ruler of Libra. The Olmec as well as some
ancient West Africans utilized calendars that were based on the cycles of Venus
in ancient times.
Iblis
Besides
the supposed Abyssinian slave Bilal, Iblis is probably the only central Islamic
figure that orthodox Muslims have depicted in their art as Black by a large consensus.
ABYSSinia, the original name for the old Ethiopian Empire, gave us the English
word “ABYSS” which is a bottomless pit. To enter a bottomless pit you must FALL
into it.
The
European took an African word and made it apply to something in its fallen
state to reinforce a reality in which the African is in a perpetual state of
degradation. The words that you use on a daily basis dictate your thought
patterns. Your thought patterns construct your present reality. Understanding
the inherent psychology behind the words you use imbues you with the tools of
the master builder who has received the grip of the lion’s paw.
Until
the Black man and woman spiritually identify with the smokeless fire that they
came from they will not be able to harness the kinetic power of their souls’ inner
sun. In his book The Rainbow: A Collection of Studies in the Science of Religion,
author Claas Juoco Bleeker sates the following:
“In
ancient Egypt thought was greatly fascinated by the dualism of life and death.
The contrast between the fertile Nile Valley and the arid desert as a
antithesis made the Egyptians consider life and death as mutual enemies. Still
they were convinced that these two powers could be reconciled, namely in the
divine life that overcomes death. Hence the Egyptian gods are beings who die
and thereupon demonstrate their divinity upon resurrection and renewal after
death.”
This
is the single greatest challenge facing Black men and women today—the divine challenge
of resurrecting and renewing ourselves on the heels of our holocaust so that we
may reach our “Higher Ground” as Stevie Wonder sings. If you are a Black person
functioning within the Judeo-Christian paradigm then Lucifer, “The Bright
Morning Star” within you, is your only true redeemer.
Only
the man who has fallen to earth can find his true home in the heavens. Don’t
agree or disagree with me. Just think about what I’m saying. You came from a
higher plane of existence. You can musically transport yourself back to this
realm when you hop inside your musical mothership and enjoy the sounds of the
greatest Merkaba Mystic of all time. I’m talking about the legendary George
Clinton and his funk band Parliament Funkadelic.
A
Black person who promulgates the virtues of art and high culture is an alien to
planet earth. In Arabic—which is a
language developed by the ancient Blacks of the Arabian peninsula, that was
both culturally and geographically a part of what we today call Africa before
the advent of map sorcery—the name “Ali” means “Exalted.” The word “Ali” is
used to identify one who comes from a state of elevation.
A
person who is highly elevated naturally comes from a place that is high,
possibly the heavens. The word “En” means “Lord” in Sumerian cuneiform. Sumer
was one of the earliest known civilizations of the Near East, and the Blacks of
ancient Arabia incorporated elements of Sumerian language and culture in
formatting the Arabic language.
“Anu”
or “An” is the Sumerian “Lord of Heaven.” Through deductive reasoning, it would
seem to me, that an “Alien” is really an “Ali-En” or an “Ali-An(u)” which is an
“exalted lord of the heavens” whom a modern English-speaking person would call
an “Alien.” The English language is a hybrid of Latin, French, Spanish, German—and
unbeknownst to many people—Arabic. English words like “Alcohol,” “Alchemy,”
“Algebra,” and “Chemistry,” are all derived from the Arabic language. Don’t
believe what I just said. Research it for yourself.
The
thought that Black people are the direct descendants of Fallen Angels from
heaven was not a fringe concept in early Christian Europe. In one of the
pictures here you will see a rare Medieval depiction of Black people with wings
being cast out of heaven. The two others are from France.
Fallen Angels
One
depicts Moors as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse while the other depicts them
leading the Anti-Christ in their conquest of Rome to usher in the Apocalypse. Yet another image shows a European being
tormented by Black devils, who European academics agree was intended as a propagandistic
depiction of Moors by white Christians. Mind you, this was all during a time
when Black men known as “Black Oppressors” ruled large territories in Medieval
Europe.
The Four Moorish Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Moors leading the Anti-Christ into Rome
As
long as your mortal enemies see you as the devil, then you can relax and rest
assure that you are firmly planted in the seat of power. When the idea that you
are the devil becomes laughable to them, then that’s when you should be a
little concerned. In Western society, the man who runs the show, calls the
shots, and gets to tell everyone what to do is always called the devil.
Medieval painting of Black Devils
The
album sales showdown between 50 Cent and Kanye West in 2007 marked the
beginning of a media campaign to erase the image of the Black male as one who
evokes fear. The experience of fear is based on the observer’s recognition that
the raw electro-magnetic energy that is radiating from the person he is
observing is greater than his own. This cognition produces intense fear in the
observer. The observer will have one of two responses to what they fear. They
will passively submit to it, or move in to destroy it. This is part of the
fight or flight mechanism.
Since the Black male, by and large, is no
longer a source of mystery who inspires fear—which is the only real power he
has consistently had in The United States of America since 1865—a growing
number of his own women do not want him anymore. He is being marginalized in
American society more aggressively than any other group.
The
Black male is being pushed into the meat grinders of socio-political and
economic irrelevancy like a fucking cow. All desirable women want a man who
radiates power in some way, shape, or form, whether it’s physical,
intellectual, economic, political or all of the above. If you’re not the kind
of woman that desirable men want, then I’m not talking about you in my
reference to such women. You may in fact be attracted to the first guy who
looks at you for more than five seconds, whether he has something of value to
add to your life or not.
That’s
none of my business though. My preoccupation with this particular blog post is
to help inspire a transformation in the Black frog into an emerald-robed
prince. The reason why the Black man no longer inspires fear is because he can
be bought and paid for. He’ll do anything if the price is right. He isn’t
willing to struggle to initiate the New World Order of the Ages that only he
can usher in. A lot of men talk tough and pay lip service concerning what they
are ready to die for, but what are we willing to live for? Dying is easy.
Living is hard. What are we willing to live for that is eternal and everlasting?
Black
Man, Do YOU call any group of men the devil? If so, why do you do it? Historically
speaking, what power have you ever acquired from doing this? If you have not
acquired power in calling other men “The Devil,” then what value is there in
identifying them as such? I don’t have all the answers about life. I’m still
learning and striving to figure out this puzzle just like you. However I strive
to use things that work, so that I can become stronger, while discarding things
that don’t work because they will only hamper my efforts to acquire power.
For
a man, few things are more important than the acquisition power, because only
power enables a man to express the full capacity of his love. This love
radiates from the man outward toward his family, then to his community, then
his nation, and then his planet. When the kinetic energy that he has generated
over time far surpasses the carrying capacity of the human flesh that he is
encapsulated in, then the man eventually incarnates as a sun perpetually impregnating
planets with love, life, and vitality.
Every
time you look up in the sky and see the sun you are looking at a masculine
intelligence that was once a man like you. He had fears just like you. He had
flaws and imperfections, dreams and aspirations. The only difference between
you and that glowing man in the sky is that he was able to rise upward on the
scale of evolution through the acquisition of power.
Anyone
who wants to limit your power, regardless of their race, religion, or gender,
is trying to limit your capacity to express love. They’re trying to stop you
from becoming a sun, which is a part of your destiny. You were born to shine. The
only true lover that a man has, the only true friend that a man has, are those
who assist him in increasing his power as opposed to containing it as an
unrealized, wasted potential. If you do not have such people in your life then
you are a single man with no friends.
Let
your ENEMIES call YOU the devil by being a loving, hard-working, and productive
member of society who serves their community. When your enemies typecast you as
the devil, don’t get mad. Instead, find ways to get them to depend on you. They
will then talk horribly about you behind your back and smile in your face
because of the comforts you afford them—which only confirms the unbearable reality
for them that YOU are THEIR God.
They
can’t afford to tell you how they really hate you to your face because you are
their God, and offending you will heap hell-fire upon their heads as they are wholly
dependent on you. Under this circumstance, they have no choice but to revert to
what clinical psychologists call “Reaction Formation.” This is when you really
hate someone, but you treat them with the extreme opposite emotion of intense love
and admiration.
The
personality of the Uncle Tom is a classic example of Reaction Formation. The
Uncle Tom hates his slave master. He wishes to torture and kill his master, but
he’s a bitch ass nigga who would rather live a lie. When in a position of
authority you should identify the disgruntled members within your enemy’s ranks
and secretly reward those people for being traitors to your enemies.
As
long as Black people hate their enemies seeing THEM as devils, then they will
also hate having Power since it is impossible to be powerful without also being
demonized for it. People only call you the devil when you have POWER and they
are scared to death about what you will do with that power since they are powerLESS.
Your gain will usually be someone else’s loss. The universe can be a beautiful
place, and all of its life forms can be safe, and cosmic order can be achieved,
so long as you thrive and your opposition falters. When you are not thriving in
life, then the universe is upside down. You must work on making the universe
upside up by acquiring power with the highest intentions.
It
is wise to multiply the losses of those who challenge your highest aspirations
while rewarding your allies. A much older family member born and raised in
Jamaica told me once how Jamaican gangsters would drive up in the roughest,
toughest ghettos of Kingston, Jamaica in luxury sports cars, come out, and
leave the doors wide open, with expensive jewelry on. No one would rob these
men. They paid for the neighborhood children’s school uniforms and books,
employed the men through construction contracts and gave food away to families.
Although they were hardened killers they had values and ethics. They were men
of their word who looked after the people they loved.
When
you look out for your people out of love they have a vested interest in your
success and survival. You won’t have to declare war on your enemies. Your
people will declare war on them for you because they will see any attack on
you, as a direct attack on them. You are assisting people in acquiring power.
You are helping them to realize their potential. Only then are you a man of
value.
There
are haters all around. Seduce them with sound. Your soul is your soil. Uproot
melodies from your ground.
The formula for Pi is 22
divided by 7. We know that 2+2=4, which denotes the four dimensions of our
waking space-time reality. Space is made up of 3 dimensions: height, width, and
depth which preclude the fourth dimension, which is time. You cannot perceive
time without also perceiving space (height, width, and depth), hence you have
the term “space-time” as seen in physics textbooks and journals.
Meditation, as it is commonly understood within
the context of Eastern philosophy, is an artificial way of removing yourself
from the space-time continuum so that you can bond with the unobserved observer
of this reality, which happens to be the real you. This bonding process exemplifies what it
means to live in The Positive because it involves expanding into the source of
higher intelligence.
When you invest your 7 chakras into the 4th
dimension (22 divided by 7; 2+2=4, 4th dimension) you are actively participating
in the process of creation, which is a Negation, a contraction. This is where
we get the concept of the black dot in the center of the circle. The circle is
the feminine principle, which in this context would be the muse which inspires
us through its magnetism. The Muse moves us to thrust our pelvises forward so
that we may create.
The dot in the center of the muse’s circle is the masculine
principle, the musician aroused through inspiration by the beautiful muse to
make music through artistic intercourse. No words can capture the Muse’s sonic
beauty. The dedicated musician aspires to capture her through his art which is
audial, and cyclical. Music is non-linear.
The Key to Infinity
As a matter of fact, the Muse’s vagina is literally
the musical scale: doe-ray-me-fa-so-la-tee-doe.
Notice the “doe” sound appears twice, at the beginning and at the end of
the scale to continue the cycle, which is a circle, which is the womb which holds the Key of Life. The scale
is a never ending cycle, a never ending cipher, a never ending spiral twisting
and turning into infinity. Those who possess hair that spirals out of their
heads were meant to master the musical scale. Those without the spiral like Abu
Dawud will only condemn it through religious dogma.
Only the people from the sun can touch it. Only
the people of the sun can stuff it. Only the people of the sun can fuck it ’til
she cums, making her ooze with the sweetest melodies and nectarous harmonies
that are spun. You can feel the bass in her bottom, the rhythm between her
thighs, the ecstasy in her cries, the soul within her eyes. She is music.
Are
we comfortable with being devils, or are we more concerned with being liked by
people who don’t give a fuck about us anyway? If EVERYONE genuinely likes you,
then it is only because you are undermining yourself so that that they can enjoy
eternal life, and have it more abundantly through your willing sacrifice.
Music
is a big part of the Black spiritual legacy. Culture Vultures who undermine it
must be clearly identified and isolated. I highly recommend you listen to Dame Dash’s interview on The Combat Jack Show in which he addresses the Culture Vulture’s in hip-hop naming names.
No one should be allowed to make money
off of Black music unless they are promoting it as a tool to nurture and edify
the people of the planet. I would love to see all of the older, legendary Black
recording artists collaborate with the young artists for a Resurrection Concert. The
sole purpose of the concert would be to inspire people, to heal and
reinvigorate the planet with music in the spirit of brotherhood and solidarity.
Imagine seeing Nas and Chuck Berry performing on stage TOGETHER with original material. Picture Kanye West & Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder & Pharrell, Prince & D’Angelo, Outkast with Earth Wind & Fire, Maxwell and Patti LaBelle, Sade & Beres Hammond, Snoop Dogg and Parliament Funkadelic, Jay-Z and Diana Ross.
It would’ve been interesting to see Beyonce and Michael Jackson or Rick James and Rihanna, but since Rick and Mike have returned to the essence that will never happen down here. My friend William Cox and I were throwing ideas back and forth, and we both agree that such collaborations could unite multiple generations of music lovers and infuse new life into the music.
Imagine seeing Nas and Chuck Berry performing on stage TOGETHER with original material. Picture Kanye West & Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder & Pharrell, Prince & D’Angelo, Outkast with Earth Wind & Fire, Maxwell and Patti LaBelle, Sade & Beres Hammond, Snoop Dogg and Parliament Funkadelic, Jay-Z and Diana Ross.
It would’ve been interesting to see Beyonce and Michael Jackson or Rick James and Rihanna, but since Rick and Mike have returned to the essence that will never happen down here. My friend William Cox and I were throwing ideas back and forth, and we both agree that such collaborations could unite multiple generations of music lovers and infuse new life into the music.
If
you love hip-hop, R&B, rock, jazz, blues, pop, reggae, funk, or classical
music, then you love Black music. You have a responsibility to help maintain
the integrity of the art. Don’t let it degenerate into an opiate for buffoons
and a moneymaker for modern minstrels. Music is power, and that power should
never be relinquished to anyone who doesn’t come from the stars.