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Why the Black Consciousness Movement Is Always Failing
The diaspora Black Consciousness community lost two very prominent members in the past few years. Young Pharaoh and Brother Polight have gone dormant due to very serious legal allegations and personal issues and if the reports are true, it would confirm something that I’ve been pointing out for ten years now; there is a critical difference between Mental Consciousness and Black Consciousness. This difference is why unconscious Ghetto Scholars will always cause the Black Consciousness movement to fail.
The era of social media injected new life into the Black Conscious movement, a race-first initiative that has attempted for many years to reverse the colonial brainwashing that many of us blame for the dysfunctions of the Black African race. Black Consciousness began in collages and universities across the world by Black students and Black professors who were eager to point out the omissions of Black achievements in the recording and teaching of world history. Unfortunately, those grievances rarely went beyond the confines of educational institutes due to a lack of interest in the Black community at large unless those grievances are highlighted during social uprisings.
I have always held racially conscious views but like many of my early influencers, I blamed Inequity on the political and social systems most societies are built on such as Capitalism and Colonialism. The natural detraction to the social inequities I hated in life was to adopt Socialist views. I wasn’t until I began to learn about how my Brain and Mind works at the Dohgon University of Thought that my outlook on life began to change towards prioritizing Sanity and Ethics instead. I began to realize that we as a race can fight the Ideologies in others that promote inequity, injustice, racism and discrimination for a thousand years and nothing will change until we target the conscience of unethical people instead.
Mental Consciousness involves training the Mind to make a conscious effort to prioritize Ethics and Morals in everything we do. The result will be an involuntary inclination towards mental Sanity, which I believe is the most civilized human pursuit. Mental Consciousness involves two instincts that exist in all humans. Those instincts are Desire and Conscience. Conscience involves effort while Desire requires none but both are essential for mental balance. Conscience over Desire results in self-righteousness while Desire over conscience results in self-destructiveness. True balance results in unconditional Love.
Unconscious Ghetto Scholars will always fail because they refuse to believe that Mental Consciousness is important. In fact, the two most successful Black Liberation movements in America involved the use of Mental Consciousness. Martin Luther King JR used Christian self-discipline and Malcolm X used Islamic self-discipline. Does that mean that in order for Black Consciousness to be successful, Ghetto Scholars must be religious? No, because religious indoctrination is a form of unconsciousness that promotes self-righteousness.
In my opinion, Young Pharaoh was never Conscious because he allowed white supremacists, who are unethical at their core, to gain influence over him. Couple that with his many other desire-driven faults, he eventually imploaded on himself. Brother Polight was also never conscious because he allowed his sexual desires to override his judgement, resulting in the exploiting of a minor. The failures of these two once prominent Ghetto Scholars should be an example for others not to follow because only an effort to achieve mental balance can sustain true Black Consciousness.
Respect to General Sara Suten Seti
Respect to General Sara Suten Seti, the last man standing of the Web2.0 Black Consciousness era. For over 15 years, General Seti has been the #1 defender of Afraka’s greatness, withstanding personal, historical, and territorial attacks from religious idealists, Black ignoranimals, and white supremacists. This is an endorsement, not admiration because conscious minded people do not admire, or worship people, places, and things; we acknowledge and respect those who deserve respect.
Contrary to popular belief, Black Consciousness didn’t begin on social media, better known as the Web2.0 ara. Black Consciousness has been around for decades because it begins the moment a Black person wakes up and realizes that his or her troubles are not about tribalism, culture, or religion; it’s actually his race that is under attack. Unfortunately, we as a race haven’t been able to mount a unified defense as yet.
The reasons why we fail are many but the most common is our propensity to use the indoctrinations of our oppressors to fight our oppressors, not realizing that it only drives us further into mental slavery. For instance; many great religious Black leaders have risen up in the past but while they were successful in securing certain freedoms for Black people, the disrespect for the Black Race still remains. Most of us don’t realize that respect has to be earned but how can we hope to earn respect when other races have successfully destroyed our history and implanted theirs inside us?
Forget all the nonsense about American indigenousness, Black history began in Afraka. White Supremacists came close to destroying our history by omitting it from school curriculums and banning and burying books by Black scholars but thanks to people like Sara Suten Seti and a few others on social media, the minds of our youth are still being inspired to find the real truth of our Afrakan heritage.
Black respect comes in two forms, which are internal and external. Internal respect is achieved when a Black person becomes proud of his or her blackness. His or her desires will then be transformed into loving his or her physical appearance and desiring to maintain it.
External Black respect is achieved when other races respect our legacy and contribution to world history. This can only be achieved when we unearth our buried history and couple it with an effective Afrakan Spiritual belief system that we can depend on for strength and inspiration. Trying to claim the legacy of other races is not only foolish, it will never garner respect.
Some people might say that people like Sara Suten Seti are useless distractions to the reality we face as troubled race. That is because most of us who care about our state of existence are happy in our indoctrinations. We are either happy Christians, Muslims, or Agnostics and have no time for nontraditional forms of spiritual and social comforts because we believe that Time, the great equalizer, will work everything out.
However, the minds of Black youth are no longer in Churches and Mosques, they’re on social media being influenced by all sorts of mis-information and as most people can see, even the most powerful white supremacists have adopted social media as a tool for spreading confusion. Therefore, if our Black Race defenders are not on social media, they’re missing the boat in insuring that the next generation of Back youth won’t be drowned in the sea of anti-Blackness.
I’ve been watching Sara Suten Seti on social media for over ten years and while many other so-called Ghetto scholars have come and gone, he has been steadfast in his presentation and defense of Egyptology, which was not the only but is the most noticeable ancient Afrakan civilization. My divergence from what he and others teach and preach about Egyptology is the belief that we can regain Black respect by readopting ancient traditions and beliefs.
I don’t believe that returning to the traditions and practices of our Afrakan ancestors is the answer to our woes. We can admire Egyptian architecture and spiritual practices all day but the key is to understand the psychology behind it all. I believe that greater things will come when we begin to use the inspirations of Afraka’s greatness to create greater systems for today. As long as there are people like Sara Suten Seti around to keep the Afrakan narrative in the diaspora alive, it will inspire new Black minds towards that goal.
That is why I respect Sara Suren Seti.
Why Ghetto Scholars Are Important in the Black Community
There is a wave of consciousness sweeping over Black America. This wave is nowhere near cresting; it’s just beginning to generate momentum. Black people gaining knowledge about their true identity and abilities created this wave. Emerging out of this wave to claim leadership are individuals known as Ghetto scholars.
A Ghetto scholar is someone who gains respect and notoriety in the community for his or her ability to dispense knowledge that uplifts the Black community. Many people are dismissing these Ghetto Scholars however, as no more than self-centered individuals trying to gain attention. The internal conflicts that they generate within the community are leading many people to ask; are Ghetto scholars important in the Black community.
Never mind the conflicts that they generate, Ghetto scholars are indeed important in the Black community for one particular reason. Ghetto scholars create a wide range of discourse at a level where education and acquiring knowledge is often seen as irrelevant and “not cool”. Organized debates between Ghetto scholars about religion, history, science, and even politics spread information and knowledge to people who never considered the importance of such information before.
Like sports athletes and Rap stars, Ghetto scholars become idols that people follow and defend among each other and in the wider community. On Youtube for instance, regular people are posting their own videos defending their particular idol whether it be Young Pharaoh, Polight, SaRa Sutin Seti, the Ankh squad, and others. In order to defend or rebuff a Ghetto scholar’s message one has to do his or her own research or risk looking like a fool.
When street gangs decided to Break-dance battle instead of fighting crime rates dropped. When Rappers decided not to respond to dissing with violence but battle rapped instead their talents developed and Hip Hop grew to be the biggest music genre in the world. It is the same competitive process that will propel individuals to increase their knowledge in order to make a name for themselves in the community. That indirect influence on raising the strength and breath of the wave of consciousness is why Ghetto scholars are important in the Black community.
Dohgons Do Not Worship
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We have noticed an increase in the amount of people seeking as well as professing knowledge about the Dohgon people of Mali, West AfRAka. From European Anthropologists to Ghetto Scholars, all seem mystified at the anomaly of the Dohgon, a people whose wisdom and intricate knowledge of the Life and the Stars Time, European colonization, and AfRAkan apathy could not erase.
But while many might marvel at the wisdom of the Dohgon and ask “how did they know so much?” there are those of us who know better than to accept stupid explanations that suggest the Dohgon got their knowledge from cross contamination by European explorers who thought them about Astronomy. That is because at the Dohgon University of Thought Professor MOmOH is a Dohgon who not only possesses great wisdom but can apply the knowledge of his ANKHcestors.
The Human Soul is a strange thing. Once disconnected from the Spirit the Soul seeks to worship instead of to acknowledge and learn from Truth, as Truth is the basis for Knowledge and Understanding, which brings forth Wisdom. We know that knowledge without understanding results in admiration and worship. That is why people worship the Sun, Moon, Stars and all things unexplained.
The Dohgon people do not seek admiration or they would not seek to live in isolation. They left evidence of their understanding of Life and the universe in the Pyramids that they created centuries ago in Egypt (KMT) so that humanity will one day acknowledge that a higher level of understanding can be achieved without any of the destructive forms of technology that Spiritless people may develop.
Fools may dismiss Dohgon wisdom as an impossible hoax but the greatest testament of white supremacist’s lack of understanding is the fact that the Pyramids are still standing after 8 thousand years and they still cannot decipher their construction. The answer is that they were built using the power of Concentration to connect to Spiritual intelligence at a level which only Professor MOmOH and a few others alive today can achieve.
Without the ability to concentrate people’s consciousnesses have deferred to idolatry. That is why we have no doubt that the spiritless people of this world who rely on Islam, Christianity, and other reigions to function will eventually destroy the Pyramids just like they are doing to the remnants of the Dohgon people in Mali today.
Professor MOmOH is not like the ghetto scholars on YouTube and Social Media who use knowledge of AfRAkan history as a shield to wage a futile war against Euro-centricity and white supremacy. He can explain how humans originated in Tanganyika, how AfRAkans built the pyramids, and how AfRAkans traveled to the Americas long before Europeans.
He can explain how AfRAkans thought the Olmec and the Aztecs how to use natural numbers to build Pyramids of their own but he is not interested in reciting history. He is more interested in teaching those who wish to understand Nature and their own Mind and Brain. More pacifically, he teaches how to unify the Senses (Concentrate) in order to heal the body of diseases.
AfRAkans; when the spiritless people get finished destroying all evidence of our past and overwrite it with their own history, what use will history be to you then? It will be worthless and your children will not believe the things you tell them or the books you give them to read when they are bombarded constantly with deception from Hollywood, TV, and the Internet.
Subsequently, you will begin to form cults and worship the Dohgon as gods because today you choose to worship instead of to learn and understand. At the Dohgon University of Thought, we Concentrate on Truth as opposed to focusing on lies, philosophy, and idol worship.
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