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Throwback post. 2018-12-26 23:29:34.

  PERCEPTION and PSYCHE... The Psychological Warfare many don’t know they’re in! (You going to learn today if you read it)

Are you aware your psyche is under constant attack with misleading information that affects your perceptions of who you are and the people around you?!

Are you aware how important images are when it comes to programming our minds both conscious and sub-conscious!

Point to be made... I made a post on Andromeda on July 5th 2013; if you have not read it... It's worth the read! In it I discuss how in the movies and literature with pictures Andromeda is shown as a white woman!

She is recorded as being described by the Greeks as the most beautiful woman!

History tells us she was the daughter of an Aethiopian King and Queen from the south!

She was obviously a black woman... Yet she is constantly portrayed as something other! Why?!

I also recently made a post on Hannibal the Great North African that the Romans feared; movies and literature try and make him white when in fact history proves he was black!

Again why make these false images on purpose?!

I mention this because here we go again with the release of Hercules... See the image!

The name Hercules (Heracles or Herakles) can be traced back to the Black African people of ancient Ethiopia and Egypt who had conceived of a mighty saviour named Heru. 

Consequently, this title was also conferred upon Egyptian (Kemetic) Pharaohs who were famous for their courage and pursuit of justice. 

Keep in mind before the name Egypt was used the land was called Kemet! 

The culture developed from the ancient Anu from the south!

The ancient Greeks who were taught and civilized by African teachers adopted the words Horus, Hero, and Heracles as derivatives. 

During ancient times the African concept of Heru spread from Waset (Thebes) in Egypt to the British Isles, Scythis, the Indies, Ireland, Germany and beyond, encompassing other parts of the world. 

Heru (Heracles) as a title was bestowed on those African men and women who displayed qualities of behaviour that promoted truth and nobility. 

The criteria and process for electing an individual as a living Heru or Hercules was later copied by Europeans. 

The Greek Heracleses were Black men, as were the ancestors of Greek culture.

The training of the Hercules and the Amazon Queens consisted of extensive education to prepare them for arduous tasks. 

Hercules and the Amazon Queens were not only mighty because of their physical power and beauty; they also held skilled occupations as lawyers, engineers, lawgivers, professors and so on. 

It was the desire of these pioneers of African civilization to push culture to the European territory.

What is known today is that body building, power lifting, weight training, physical fitness, mental training and spiritual development originated in Africa before 3400 B. C., in other words, African people had set the standards for moral, physical and spiritual perfection!

The twelve labours of Hercules were difficult and arduous tests for kingship or to become a champion of the African people. 

Thousands of years later in Africa, those same tests were used to determine the African youth's rights to receive the privileges of manhood and marriage. 

The mystery schools of the Greeks received these standards of tests from Ethiopia and African Culture. 

The Greek historians Herodotus, Diodoros, and others, clearly stated that Hercules was an Egyptian god from "time immemorial", according to Herodotus' submission in the 5th century B.C., whereas Diodoros, in the 1st century B.C. wrote that originally "Herakles" was a man. 

Despite contradictory beliefs, those Greek historians had to have known about Hercules, since they had the advantage of talking directly to the Egyptian priests. 

His laborious and tireless activities used in clearing the earth of wild beasts caused Hercules to be seen by the grateful Egyptians as a representative of the sun-god Ra. 

It is very unlikely therefore that Hercules was Germanic, because 20,000 years ago Northern Europe was covered with sheets of ice, so the conditions of the Ice Age would not have been in keeping with Hercules wearing only a lion skin and clearing the earth of any wild beasts. 

Thus, we can dismiss the comic books, movies, and animated Disney television series depicting Hercules as anything other than a Black African!

Hercules then, from conception to realization in historical figures, was started in Africa by Black African people, therefore those of the African Diaspora need to reclaim this heroic and uplifting archetype and symbol of Divine Strength which was stolen from them by the Eurocentric supremacists, and which we have unfortunately forgotten. 

The Egyptians had conceived of the original Heracles as representing a variety of Natures' forces and not as an actual human incarnation. 

The Greeks, upon seeing the more ancient Hercules Archetypes in ancient Egyptian temples, acknowledged them as Heracles (Hercules). 

The Egyptian Heracles or Herakles was said to have various manifestations which are spiritual as well as natural forces like Khonsu (Lunar Deity), the multiple forms of Heru and or Harpokrates (Solar and Martian Deities), Khnum (also called Herishef), Shu (Air, Mars, and Sun Deity), and Gom (Lion-Headed Deity of the Sun and Strength) to identify a few.

Herodotus confirms that Heracles or Herakles (Hercules) was originally known as Shu, the Egyptian god who helped Re to defeat the adversaries who had threatened the cosmic order. 

Shu (Onuris) was a member of the Ennead that consisted of the 9 deities from the original Ogdoad that became 12 Egyptian deities, from which the Greeks fashioned their idea of the 12 Olympian gods.

Shu is the air god who separated the sky (Nut) from the earth (Geb), and who lifts and holds the heavens over his head like a cosmic weight lifter. 

Shu was represented by the Egyptians in their own likeness as a black man, a powerful warrior, and member of the Heliopolitan Ennead. 

The chronological history of the well known versions of Heracles or Herakles (Hercules) during ancient history is highlighted on page 201 by the writer of Herodotus Book II Alan B. Lloyd as follows.

1. The Egyptian Herakles is the most ancient. 

2. The Tyrian Herakles is next, having a temple that existed in 2700 B.C. 

3. The Thasian Herakles' temple which existed 5 generations before the Greek Herakles, son of Alcmene and Amphitryon. 

(Note that the Greek Herakles was a black man)

Thebes in Egypt is the original Thebes where the Egyptian Heracles was born and raised. 

The ancient Greeks named this city Thebes, Thebai , Thisbe and Thespai but the black people called their city Waset, which was the home of Heracles for many hundreds of years the centre of religious and political power in the Egyptian Empire, and was also the capital of this nation throughout most of its ancient history. 

Now the Greeks, seeking to establish a place for their Greek Heracles took the name they assigned for Waset, the original 'Thebes, and named one of their own Greek cities 'Thebes'.

Thoth (Tehuti) was known in ancient Egypt as the Canopic Hercules of which the historical and legendary figure Imhotep was said to be a living incarnation, and whom the Greeks worshipped as Ascepulapius. 

The Greek Heracles is strongly patterned after this ancient Egyptian and his black predecessors. 

Homer wrote this verse, "Black he stood as night, His bow uncased, his arrow strung for flight," to describe the legendary first world hero known as Hercules, the African world teacher who left a legacy of goodwill that was emulated by his successors. 

Herodotus wrote about Hercules in name and in concept as being Ethiopian and Egyptian in origin. 

Hercules was called Hr k3 during the 2nd century B.C. which means that he is: the human incarnation of human creative energies, dynamic human potential at work, as heavenly productive powers, and as the power of positive miracles.

Hercules' origins in Africa came forth as inspiration in the development of schools, where in Ethiopia for example, such schools were established for the training of the mind, body and will. 

This concept eventually spread to Egypt, the Middle East, India, Ireland, and other places in Europe. 

In every era and in various countries, men and women trained and educated themselves to help humanity, and stories of their great deeds have come to our present age as legends. 

However, myths behind the stories contain elements of historical events. 

The Greek Hercules was developed by stories about the Egyptian Heracles or Herakles (Hercules) who was a composite of the Old & Middle Kingdom Pharaohs (c.-2100 - 1800 B.C.).

WE MUST TAKE THE TIME TO LEARN OUR TRUE HISTORY!

And try and understand the purpose or reasoning behind changing Great Black People of the past to white people! 

Why would you not want a people to know their legacy and greatness!

Read Stolen Legacy and Black Athena... both great reads!

ARE YOU NOT TIRED OF THE LIES?!

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We as a people are tired of the lies. That's why we are living in a time where truth is being revealed and Karma is upon the land. She is taking no prisoners and has no favorites. She is no respector of persons, you simply reap just what you sow. Thanks for the read, it is very interesting.
The good brother John Fitzgerald Johnson sent in papers to the world court to establish our people as a nation again and he used the word Kemet. I'll have to locate the exact video that he explained that information in. He is working with other's to get our reparations, but first we must be established as a country or nation.
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