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Reflections on the Life of An Icon: Dr. Margaret Taylor Goss Burroughs

By Dr. Gloria Latimore-Peace Presented by Omni-University  "I must find the truth of heritage for myself And pass it on to them, and in years to come I believe because I have armed them with the truth, My children and their children's children Will venerate me, For it is the truth that will make us free!" [1] We gather, once again, to pay tribute to our Ancestor Dr. Margaret Taylor Goss Burroughs,Maa Kheru, who joined the Ancestors on November 21st, 2010. In addition to becom

Bible Studies: What is the Real Deal?[1]

By Dr. Josef Ben Levi Presented by Omni-U Virtual University  Most people who know the Bible don't know Egypt. And, most people who know Egypt, don’t know the  Bible. Since I know both fairly well, I try to close some of the knowledge gaps by showing that the claim  that “everything” in the Bible derives from Egypt is not always correct. The Ten Commandments/Book of the Dead is just one example. The Ten Commandments You’ve been told that the Ten Commandments are God’s ultimat

My Sip from the “African Deep Well”: A Cultural, Spiritual and Historical Journey:

By Yvonne R. Jones Presented by Omni-U Virtual University  On my first trip to Africa , I was uncertain what to expect. However, I knew it would be a 21-day study tour titled “African 77” featuring Dakar, Senegal; Khartoum, Sudan; and several cities in Egypt (ancient name Kemet). The itinerary also included a stop in London, England on the return trip to the United States. [Ancestor] Dr. Anderson Thompson, a professor at the Center for Inner City Studies (CICS), Northeastern

Bible Studies: Looking Through a Different Lens, Part Four

By Dr. Josef Ben Levi  Presented by Omni-U Virtual University  “The Black Biblical Presence”  It is generally  conceded that the term, “Africa”, suggests the following:  Latin Africa (terra)  "African land, Libya, the Carthaginian territory, the province of Africa; Africa as a continent," fem. of adjective Africus , from Afer  "an African," a word of uncertain origin. Originally, the Latin word  was  only used in reference to the region around modern Tunisia; it was gradually

Bible Studies: Looking Through a Different Lens Part 3

By Dr. Josef Ben Levi Presented by Omni-U Virtual University  The Significance of Osiris[ Wosir] in Biblical Literature There are specific similarities between the Osiris[Wosir] and the Jesus narratives as well as their theologies.” Mary, the  mother of Jesus, was venerated as a miraculous, holy virgin, just as  Isis[Ast], the mother of Horus [ Heru]  was worshipped as a goddess. The image of Mary nursing Jesus is drawn from the Egyptian icon of Isis[Ast] nursing Horus[ Heru]

Bible Studies: Looking Through a Different Lens, Part Two

By Dr. Josef Ben Levi Presented by Omni-U Virtual University Triads and Trinities   Divine family triads were prominent in the Egyptian narrative. For example,  the main triad in the New Kingdom, was Amun, Mut and their son, Khonsu. In Memphis, it was Ptah, Sekhmet and Nefertem; in Hermopolis, Thoth, Seshat and Hornub (the “golden Horus”, i.e. Heru) ; in Dendera and Edfu,  [Heru]Horus, Hathor and their son, Ihy. In the Land of Canaan, there was El, Asherah, and Ba’al.  When t

Ancestral Collage: Oscar Brown, Jr

By Dr. Gloria J. Latimore-Peace Presented by Omni Virtual University " Music has always come to me as a gift... All I had to do was to...

"Dear Mama": Ancestor Assata Shakur

By AbdudDharr Abdullah (Reprinted by permission)* Presented by Omni Virtual University Assata: In her own words " My name is Assata (“she...

Going in Circles, Part Two

By Dr. Gloria Latimore-Peace  Presented by Omni-U Virtual University " Every people should be the originators of their own designs, the ...

Prelude to “American Girl”

By Vicki Hill Brooks  Presented by Omni-U Virtual University  I first became interested in writing after taking a business writing class...

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