What is Kemet?

 Kemet is humanity’s oldest documented culture and the inspiration for everything associated with civilisation and human genius. Kemet is most commonly associated with Ancient Egypt. It is the civilisation that produced the pharaohs, the pyramids, the hieroglyphs and countless wonders that modern scientists, engineers and academics still do not understand. Unfortunately, most sources offering insight into Kemet are foreigners to the culture and are incapable of representing it accurately

 Here are some notable misunderstandings about Kemet

Kemet was located where modern day Egypt is

Kemet has never been limited by geographical borders. Kemet is any land under the care of Kemetic people. While the Nile Valley region was the capital of Kemet and the seat of the Pharaoh, Kemet is a global culture with a historical presence on every habitable continent. Evidence of its global reach can be seen in the pyramids and other great structures across the world which are strikingly similar to structures found along the Nile Valley. Kemet is the mother culture to all cultures considered indigenous or native in the world. Evidence can be easily seen in the many common values, traditions and cultural expressions of indigenous cultures worldwide.

 Kemet is a dead civilization

Historically, Kemet was known worldwide for its mastery of nature and the stability of its civilisation. This stability and mastery enabled Kemet to amass great wealth as seen in the great monuments that are still standing after thousands of years of neglect and pillaging. This wealth attracted the envy of barbarian societies from the north and east where food and resources were scarce. These societies invaded and looted Kemet for thousands of years until the leaders of Kemet decided to abandon the Nile Valley and relocate and rebuild in other places in the world, primarily in Sub-Saharan Africa. To avoid attracting attention, Kemetic societies no longer constructs the large monuments as before, however the culture continues to be preserved intact.

Kemet was not an African Civilization

Now that modern science has agreed that humanity originated in Africa and concrete evidence of a civilisation preexisting Kemet cannot be shown, it should be obvious that the first humans created the first civilization all on the continent of Africa. However, a consistent effort has been made by the powers of the modern world to depict Kemetic Civilisation having Arab, Hebrew or even European origins. While the modern day “Egyptian” is more commonly of Arabian descent, this is the result of the aforementioned migration of Kemetic people away from the Nile Valley. There many clear connections between Kemetic Culture and the many African Cultures across the continent. Some of the most obvious connections are polytheism and Ancestor worship, both of which Arab cultures reject.

 Why is Kemet important?

Kemet is humanity’s first civilisation. It is the first organised system human beings used to separate ourselves from animal behavior. The goal of Kemetic Civilisation has always been to provide humanity with a model and a support system to live in harmony with nature and to advance towards the Divine World. With over 100,000 years of collective knowledge, Kemet stands as the most advanced and refined culture in human history. Under the majesty of Kemet, humanity prospered and nature was preserved. The scientific discoveries and technological advances of Kemet are still unmatched by modern societies and the spiritual understandings remain a complete mystery to outsiders. By contrast, what can we say about the modern alternatives?

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