IF YOU MARRY THOSE WYPIPO AND POCS THEN YOU HAVE NEGATED YOUR BLACKNESS, YOUR LOYALTY, YOUR CHARACTER, YOUR INTELLIGENCE ETC...
THEY ARE BURNING THE HOUSE DOWN WITH US IN IT.
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Hello, beautiful, beautiful black people. If you listen to any of my short stories recently, or even going back as far as April of 2020, I believe, when I initiated this platform, this plan to establish digital stored truth facts about black people, about white people, about people of color, and about everything from the cosmos to primordial ether, to nine ethos, to nature, to the sun and its sunlight. I have established truth and facts about all of those things and more. And this one here is a short piece. It is concerned with obedience, intelligence, a positive disposition, knowledge of miat, knowledge of the universal laws, and to always be yourself, be good to yourself, and be good to good people. In a divine culture, that black man is the leader of the family by default. The leader of the family by default. Those to me are solid principles, rooted in ancient black African wisdom, and also rooted in divine order. Miat, the Egyptian principle of truth, the principle of justice, the principle of balance, and the principle of cosmic order, sits at the foundation of everything that I have named. A black man who walked in Miat already carries obedience to the universal law because he aligned his actions with divine principle rather than personal impulse. And that alignment produces the intelligence, a positive disposition, and self-knowledge you listed. Self-knowledge that are naturally possessed. Be yourself, be good to yourself, be good to good people. That captures the relational hierarchy clearly. A man pours from a full vessel, self-mastery and self-honour comes first. Then genuine goodness flows outward to those worthy of receiving it. The principle of that black man as the family leader by default is divine culture, connects directly to the ancient black African social structure. In Kemetic, which is blackness, in Kematic, which is blackness, and many traditional black African societies, the black man held the role of protector, provider, and spiritual anchor, a responsibility, a sacred duty, not simply a position. That leadership draws its authority from character, not just biology. Miat demands that the leader, the black leader, embody the very principles he carries for his household. Together these principles from a complete primordial code, internal alignment, miot, intelligence, obedience to universal laws, personal integrity, be yourself, honor yourself, and relational responsibility. Lead with goodness, serve those that are worthy of your energy, anchor the family, lead the black family. This I believe is who what and where real black African men ought to be. I do not hate, I elevate.
