ThANKHs to
all who participated in the challenge to answer this question. Unfortunately,
many tried and failed. Not because you all didn’t give very good answers. It is
because you didn’t give the answer determined by the HERU Interface of Black
Consciousness, which is “strictly for the experience”.
The HERU
Interface is an Afrakan Spiritual belief system in which there is no God to
praise, worship, or covet favor from. The concepts of praise, worship, and
coveting favor from Gods and Demons is derived from our Fear and Ignorance of
reality. The HERU Interface recognizes the Creator as the Great Spirit that is
the Universe. It is abstract Pure Intelligence that only exists in physical
form as the Souls of living things including humans.
We are the
living Souls of independent Spirits but our Spirit is not independent of the
Great Spirit itself. Our Soul is disconnected from our Spirit while we are
alive therefore, we Fear the uncertainty of Life. We created a God to give
ourselves Purpose but while it is Comforting to believe that our God want us to
praise him in return for his favor, that is not our true purpose. Our purpose
as living Souls is simply to experience Life.
How did
life become so evil and Soul destroying? Wouldn’t Life be great if there was nothing to
fear in life? Is it possible to change Life and make life a better place for our children
and our future reincarnations?
Life became
an evil and destructive realm for Living Souls because Life itself developed a
collective awareness and is now working to achieve Universal Awareness. It
traps the Souls of most humans into working for it by manipulating human
Desire. It's no coincidence that the Caucasian race is Life’s most useful tool. They’ve
been working diligently to enslave our Souls in this realm using their religions
while at the same time searching for the secret to Physical Immortality. They
can’t see that we already tried these things and failed in KMT thousands of
years ago, which cause the Great Spirit to limit the connection between our
Soul and Spirit.
Our temporary
existence in this realm we call life maybe “strictly for the experience” but
while we are here, we can choose to pursue a Purpose. This “choice” will be
different from the false choices you may have once made because contrary to
popular religions, our Spirit cannot die.
You may
choose to continue to fulfill all your desires for the pleasures of this realm, you may
choose to do all you can to defend and protect the Black race, or you may
choose to fight the Soul-destroying ways of the Life Entity; eventually
teaching it that Universal Awareness and Immortality are reserved for Spirits and the Great Spirit.
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