Khemetic Science

Question 1

Where did the Khemetic beliefs & philosophy come from?

Answer 1

Through deep soulful observation of nature & the experience of nature.

Question 2

What are we naturally born with?

Answer 2

Our soul (Ka), spirituality & God w/ in

Question 3

What are we?

Answer 3

God, Ka, Soul

Question 4

What is our higher purpose in life?

Answer 4

Come closer to our Godly self & express our true nature.

Question 5

How did the physical body come to be and why?

Answer 5

From Ka (soul) in order to understand God from the relationship of Body & Soul

Question 6

What is “Nun” referenced as?

Answer 6

Primordial waters - the ocean - the source

Question 7

What does Primordial mean in reference to Nun?

Answer 7

Existing source from the beginning of time.

Question 8

What principle is beyond the physical?

Answer 8

Divine Male & Female principle

Question 9

Male & Female are what type of representations in the Divine Masculine & Feminine Principle?

Answer 9

Just physical representations of an abstract principle

Question 10

What is the Divine Masculine & Feminine principle based on?

Answer 10

Metaphor & Analogy as well as nature teaching through examples.

Question 11

What are some key things that represent Divine Feminine?

Answer 11

Inner/Internal, in the dark, passive, ties to desires.

Question 12

What are some key things that represent Divine Masculine?

Answer 12

Outer/Outwardly directed, in the light, driven, aggressive, optimistic

Question 13

What is the ruler of “incubation” or the impulse to create?

Answer 13

Feminine

Question 14

Where does our balance come from when applying the Divine Principle?

Answer 14

Using/flipping between both Masculine & Feminine traits/energy.

Question 15

When using the metaphor of a seed being planted(received), what Divinity applys?

Answer 15

Feminine - the seed or idea processes internally. Like a planted seed.

Question 16

When using the metaphor of a seed being given or put in place, what Divinity applys?

Answer 16

Masculine - Male action/aggression gives the seed in order to create/materialize or start the growth process.

Question 17

What exercises the Masculine?

Answer 17

Taking action, being optimistic and driven.

Question 18

What exercises the Feminine?

Answer 18

Meditation/Contemplation - being one w/ inner thoughts/emotions

Question 19

Who is the Divinity in Khemet that represents thought, writing & math, as well as the ability to take action, produce from the mind (Manifest)?

Answer 19

Tehuti (Thoth)

Question 20

Who is the Divinity in Khemet that represents ideas, imagination/visualization, memories, future & past lives?

Answer 20

Seshat

Question 21

Each Divinity has an opposite when together represents 1 or whole. What does this mean? Example?

Answer 21

Each male Divinity has an equal yet opposite counter part (Tehuti + Seshat) + others.

Question 22

Men’s & women’s physical parts are used as analogies to represent what?

Answer 22

The anatomy points to men(penis) in the light | women(womb) internal in the dark

Question 23

Growth or change is considered what?

Answer 23

Masculine - the act of expansion or opening up to the light or known.

Question 24

Neter is the principle of what?

Answer 24

Nature

Question 25

The Neters (Divinities or symbols) are used to involve what?

Answer 25

The known from the unknown

Question 26

The Neters help us understand what?

Answer 26

The universe by living in a true state or form. Daily experience.

Question 27

Which Neter(Divinity) represents the left brain and logic?

Answer 27

Tehuti

Question 28

Which Neter(Divinity) represents the right brain and intuition/creativity?

Answer 28

Seshat

Question 29

Khemetians saw the world in what ways?

Answer 29

Analogies, symbolisms, and metaphors.

Question 30

What comes out of Nun or from Nun?

Answer 30

NaTuRe or the NTR (Neters) and all creation

Question 31

Complete unity is 64/64 what is all of the creation add up to be?

Answer 31

63/64 - all of creation is derived from and a fraction of the original source.

Question 32

Numbers were regarded as what?

Answer 32

Any number is only a fraction of unity

Question 33

The NTRU (Neters) were considered what?

Answer 33

A representation of universal principles or divine law

Question 34

What 3 NTRU make up the God Head or Trinity?

Answer 34

Amen, Ra, Ptah

Question 35

What are the 3 types of NTRU?

Answer 35

MetaUniversal, MetaPhysical, Natural neters

Question 36

MetaUniversal Neters are characterized as what?

Answer 36

Are outside of the physical & and non-physical world. Represent all of creation & principles of creation. They often non-engendered

Question 37

MetaPhysical Neters are characterized as what?

Answer 37

Are the laws & principles on spirit & nature (Physical and metaphysical creation)

Question 38

Natural Neters are characterized as what?

Answer 38

Focus on nature and/or the natural world

Question 39

What Neter in the trinity represents the acknowledgment of the mysterious (unknown) aspect of creation?

Answer 39

Amen

Question 40

Ra is considered what?

Answer 40

The animating spirit/catalyst for all physical & non-physical creation (Consciousness)

Question 41

Ptah represents what?

Answer 41

The spark of consciousness descended and trapped into all physical matter.

Question 42

Atum (Adam) is the beginning of what?

Answer 42

the beginning of all elements that make the invisible visible

Question 43

Shu represents _____ and Tefnut represents ____?

Answer 43

Shu = Air Tefnut = Humidity

Question 44

Geb represents _____ and Nut represents ____?

Answer 44

Geb = Earth Nut = Sky

Question 45

The story of Ausar & Auset represents what principles

Answer 45

The cycle of death, rebirth and resurrection

Question 46

Seth (Satan) is Ausar's brother but he also represents what?

Answer 46

Principle of opposition and support for all creation.

Question 47

Ausar(rebirthed thru nature) & his wife Auset birthed who as the result of the true "virgin" birth?

Answer 47

Heru - the seed of light (the fallen angel), a new beginning

Question 48

Where is the location of Khemet?

Answer 48

Location in Africa from an area near the southern Nile river valley all the way up to present-day Egypt

Question 49

Nubia (present-day Sudan) is the what of Egyptian knowledge.

Answer 49

Mother

Question 50

Ethiopia is the _____ of Egyptian knowledge

Answer 50

Daughter

Question 51

What 3 places make up the origin or Grandmother of Egyptian knowledge?

Answer 51

Somalia, Kenya, and Uganda

Question 52

What is Khemet?

Answer 52

The "Black Land" or "Land of the Blacks"

Question 53

Black Africans ruled Egypt until when?

Answer 53

1650 BCE

Question 54

Around what time did the Hyksos (group of Asiatic people) invade Egypt?

Answer 54

1650 BCE

Question 55

Is Khemet the first great civilization in Egypt?

Answer 55

No, but it is the last and longest-lasting in Egypt? The most profound in the world?

Question 56

Indigenous teachings date Khemet's civilization about how many years back?

Answer 56

65,000+

Question 57

Ancient Africans used mythological concepts to explain what principle?

Answer 57

The principle of numbers that are the foundation of nature.

Question 58

What is a story about how the universe came to be but also what?

Answer 58

How numbers act as functions of the universe and the make up of all the qualities in the universe.

Question 59

Atum is the principle of what, when it comes to numbers?

Answer 59

Monad - which masculine & feminine

Question 60

Atum has what 2 characteristics?

Answer 60

Personification of universal law & The creator