Dark Origins

The Most Ancient Zodiac, from Which all Subsequent Zodiacs Derive

The ancient people of KMT (KMT is ancient Egypt; Egypt is what Greek invaders called the land much later), meaning “coal black”, were the fathers and mothers of great intellectuality, knowledges and wisdoms from whom Western society has borrowed – rather, stolen and distorted – for credit is certainly not given where credit is owed.

BRIEFLY! We are talking black Africans. When KMT was at its golden age it was inhabited by black Africans! When we think of Egyptians we often think of light skinned Arab looking people. But no. We are talking before the Europeanization of KMT: before the Islamic occupation of the Nile Valley in 640 A.C.E., before the repressive Persian invasion in 343 B.C.E., before the Greek conquest in 332 B.C.E. The Nile Valley had thrived for centuries and centuries before Greek civilization was even thought of!!

ANYWAY..

Ancient inhabitants of the Nile Valley, BLACK people, made centuries of observations and analysis of the heavens. They divided the skies into 12 regions, each grouping of stars was assigned a zodiac sign, each sign associated with a “God” or a decan, each of whom were regarded as messengers of Heru – called Horus by the Greeks, hence the word horoscope. AND BY THE WAY... Heru is a central figure in the trinity of ancient KMT, referred to as the “Son of God,” bearing interesting resemblance to the Christian situation which would emerge damn near 4,000 years after the Nile Valley Civilization’s prime...

SO! Each zodiacal sign refers to the stars under which seasonal/agricultural happenings on earth took place, 12 parts of a process which lends to the greatness of the region—Agriculture is key to the greatness of these civilizations! Once the people’s basic need for food is satisfied, they can then focus attention on philosophical, scientific and mathematical issues... and if they hadn't done that Europeans would still be thinkin the world was flat. Ha..

Africa was fruitful and rich, nourishing to her people. Thus we have the cradle of all civilization, the mother, the stolen legacy.

Danielle Elaine

Reference:
Browder, Anthony T. Nile Valley Contributions to Civilization: Exploding the Myths – Volume 1. Washington, D.C.: The Institute of Karmic Guidance, 1992.