“Two black
doves [came] flying from Thebes in Egypt, one to Libya and one to Dodona; the
latter settled on an oak tree, and there uttered human speech, declaring that a
place of divination from Zeus must be made there; the people of Dodona
understood that the message was divine, and therefore established the oracular
shrine. The dove which came to Libya told the Libyans (they say) to make an
oracle of Ammon; this also is sacred to Zeus. Such was the story told by the
Dodonaean priestesses, the eldest of whom was Promeneia and the next Timarete
and the youngest Nicandra; and the rest of the servants of the temple at Dodona
similarly held it true.”
- Herotodus, the Greek Father of History
The Furies of ancient Greek
mythology were based
on far older secret societies comprised of African women who had the same social roles and functions as they did over in the Aegean.
The Furies of the Hellenistic
world were somewhat of a moralistic police force made of Black women utilizing nature spirits. They punished men who were immoral and transgressed internal laws by breaking external oaths and taboos.
According to
the ancient Greeks, the Furies were women with coal-black skin and serpents for hair. Think
about that while you look at the two women in the lead photo for this blog post.
I will talk about the Medusa later.
When you think
about how oppressive the Greeks and Romans were towards women as a whole, the whole concept of authoritative women in ancient
Western society sounds like a total and
complete fallacy. Imagine Harvey Weinstein advocating
for fair treatment of women in Hollywood before being accused of serial sexual harassment
in 2017. It just wouldn’t have happened.
In the Los
Angeles Times there was an article that
ran in December, 2017 entitled “Tracing the Roots of Misogyny to Greece and Rome with Mary Beard” that illustrates
the struggles of white women in the earliest European cultures. I suggest you read it.
Any white woman who fancies herself a “witch” a “high
priestess” or an “indigenous medicine woman” while helping to uphold the
tyranny of white male patriarchy is liar and a fraud. The designation of “white” as a race didn’t even exist until
the anti-miscegenation laws of 17th century colonial America.
However in this blog post, we will use the term “white” to identify women of a
particular hue and culture since the human color code is familiar to the common
reader.
Before the
spread of Christianity and Islam Black African women—in stark contrast to their
white counterparts—owned land, conducted business, and directly addressed
political matters within
a social structure fashioned by Black Men. The Black men who
systematically and institutionally oppress Black women in Africa today are
either Christian or Muslim. You will not
prove me wrong on that.
Patriarchy is not
inherently bad. It all depends on the
men behind the system. Some men are powerful, dominant, and secure with
themselves, while others are the complete opposite. Before the spread of
Christianity and orthodox Islam, Black women were the only women on the planet
with political, economic, and spiritual
power as a collective. This is only because secure Black men ran the
world.
There is compelling evidence that in ancient Athens, white
women were not even citizens. They could not vote in elections. They were more
or less, private property if they were wives or concubines, and public property
if they were prostitutes. Read Women in Greece by Sue Blundell. She’s
a white woman and her book is
published by Harvard University Press.
What you call a matriarchy can only exist in a society run
by dominant men of exceptional
integrity, emotional sensitivity and sexual prowess. When men are weak
and insecure they become Haters who intentionally keep women out of positions
of power and make sure that the women are in constant fear through the looming threat of physical
violence. They also try to destabilize other men who would
take their women away if all men were competing on a leveled playing field.
Feminine women derive pleasure from serving powerful men of
good character. Weak men are sexually inadequate and must rely on terror and
intimidation to get women to do the simplest things for them, like cooking a
simple meal.
To me it seems
obvious that any social model that seemed to empower the women of ancient Greece—including
its oracular institutions—had to come from outside of Greece. Another possibility is
that the cultural expression is a holdover from ancient Greece’s archaic period when people of a different racial designation and culture
occupied its localities.
The Minoan
civilization, which preceded Greece in the Mediterranean, was not white. There
were no white women in
positions of spiritual, political, or economic authority under the watch of white men in the ancient Greco-Roman
world.
This
conclusion is drawn from the records left behind in Greco-Roman literature spanning multiple genres
including epics (The Iliad by Homer), tragedies (Oedipus Rex by Sophacles)
and comedies (The Clouds by Aristophanes).
And who were
the mysterious “black doves,” from Kemet who brought their oracle tradition to
Dodona according to the Greek
“Father of History” Herodotus?
When you watch
the movie 300, the women who had the power to tell the future went into an ecstatic trance that looks very much like what a Haitian Vodun mambo who has been mounted by a loa may experience.
I think that this is because the
Greek women were taught by Black women with long
roped hair who originated south of Greece. According to Greek mythology, the powerful medusa who
turned men to stone with a stare, also lived south of Greece, specifically in
Libya, which is a country in North Africa. Connect the dots.
The Amazigh goddess Libya (the ancient Greeks called the
Amazigh “Berbers’) was also known as Sibyl. The ancient priestesses of what is
now Naples, Italy were called Sibyls and were known for their seership, which
is historically synonymous with oracle traditions. The fact that they were
linguistically linked to a Libyan goddess is considerable proof of their
African roots.
In some parts of
Africa, the ability to access visions of the past, present, and future come
through Mami Wata. Among the ancient Khemer people who built the temple of
Angkor Wat in Cambodia, this Mami Wata archetype was known as “Suphanna Matcha,”
which means the “Golden Sea Maiden.” In Thailand this natelligence would be
recognized by the slightly modified name
“Suvannamaccha,” which carries the same meaning.
Suvannamaccha
This awe-inspiring coordinator of water spirits is depicted
as a beautiful ocean mermaid throughout Africa and Asia. By the way, the modern
English word “Mermaid” was preceded by the Old English word “Merewif” which
means “Water Witch.” What exactly is a “wife”?
Those who read the chapter beginning on page 117 of my book, The Treasures of Darkness, have uncommon insight on this topic.
The matriarch of the sea is associated with monetary
prosperity in business among other things. The next time you go to a popular
Thai restaurant, check to see if the restaurant owners have any streamers,
pictures, or statues of Suvannamaccha in
their establishment.
River water pursues the path that nature has laid out for it
until it connects with its estuary at the mouth of an abundant ocean. Abundance
denotes wealth and prosperity. Lock in
and pay attention now.
Ocean water consists of salt and water which make up the majority of the content in
your blood plasma. Your rich lineage is your true wealth and abundance. Those
who spiritually connect with the
abundant ocean through the magnetic albumin protein in their own blood can harness the POWER and abundance in their
blood through that ocean.
Those who do this find their Flow State and are able to
intuit their true path in life through the intelligences in their blood
informing them of their mission. The albumin protein is also in human breast milk.
The breast milk from the left nipple is sweeter because its closest to the
heart which is the seat of intelligence. There is much more that can be said,
but I think you get the general idea.
In Napoleon Hill’s
book Think and Grow Rich you find several stories about stubborn
men who are considered crazy by the blind masses for pursuing their
entrepreneurial paths in life. However
all of these men inevitably found wealth
and abundance on their respective journeys. Such men are wise. Those other
guys, are otherwise. Although he is not in Napoleon Hill’s book, please watch
this short documentary on 80s business titan Reginald F. Lewis.
The wildly successful are those who make big bank by
following their distinct flows along the riverbanks of life while the blind warn
them of impenetrable dams up ahead. Whenever we feel decisive about our
business moves we must trust that we are properly aimed no matter what the
nonbelievers around us say.
This is what it looks like when we reach for boundless
skies. This is what it looks like when Dodonic doves fly.