Kamitic History is OUR History It can be argued that there never existed a more brilliant and controversial civilization than that of ancient Kamit (Egypt). For hundreds of years, Kamit and its people have been a great wonder to the world. To this day - the architectures, art, sciences, rituals and mighty pyramids of Kamit continue to baffle even the most insightful Egyptologist. And while Hollywood has given us plenty of "Egyptian" inspired action/thriller movies to entertain us over the years, not one has portrayed the people, culture or legacy of Kamit with any accuracy. Still, we find surfacing in many ways the truth about the land of Kamit, its people and the methods behind their many great accomplishments. Books like the Metu Neter, Anuk Ausar, Key to Miracles, Kamitic Success and Maat 11 Laws written by renowed scholar Ra Un Nefer Amen have given us tremendous insight into Kamit's remarkable civilization and its impact on world societies. Equally important to the learning of this history has been the reveal of how to apply the ageless spiritual teachings of ancient Kamit to our personal and communal lives. This is ancestral legacy of Kamit. This page is dedicated to remembering and paying homage to the great African leaders of Kamit. Sankofa- the West African symbol of "returning" has taught us that we must reach back and gather the best of what our past has to teach us, so that we can achieve our full potential as we move forward in the future. Feature: 751 B.C.E was a time of great rebirth for our shepsu (ancestors) from Kamit. It was at this time that a dynasty of great Shekhemu Ur Shekhemu (Pharoahs) reclaimed Kamit for its original blacks and laid the foundation for Kamit's last indigenous ruling dynasty, the 25th dynasty. From the 21st to the 24th dynasty Kamit had been colonised and misruled by a Libyan lineage of semitic barbarians from the desert. They had replaced the Ausarian tradition in Kamit with a materialistic tradition that was Setian. Coming from "up south", in Nubia the great Shekhem Ur Shekhem, Piankhy (The life of heaven) navigated "down north" along the river Hapi (Nile), defeating all his enemies and reclaiming the whole of Kamit for its rightful owners. He defeated the usurpers of Amen from Kush all the way to the gates of the Meditteranean and whence he arrived in Men-Nefer (Memphis) all the illegitimate rulers of Kamit bowed to him, attested that he was their true and legitimate ruler, commander of the thunder, high preist of Amen and blessed through the black Afrikan lineage of their founders. Nubia and Kamit where once again united and Kamit had been saved from the tyranny of false opinions and restored to its original Ausarian tradition. Piankhy (The life of heaven) transitioned peacefully to the land of the shepsu and passed down his throne to his son Shabaka (The ordained foundation). Shabaka (The ordained foundation) ruled over the consolidation of a final and wonderful golden era for Kamit which saw great feats of architecture and diplomacy that flourished and kept the powerful Assyrian hordes satisfied and at bay. Upon his transition his brothrer Taharqa (To place upon the spirit) was enstooled as Shekhem Ur Shekem (Pharoah/ Thunderer of thunderers). Taharqa placed his rulership on a spiritual rebirth of his people and led them by example. He was a humble and religious man whose main preoccupation in life was to become a God-Man and to declare himself as MaaKheru. His empire stretched from Palestine to the confluence of the Blue and White Hapi. About 684 B.C. the Hapi rose in a great flood. Taharqa's kingdom brought an exceptional harvest that year, and the kingdom grew rich. He ordered many construction projects, and built or renewed many fine temples in Kamit. The early years of his reign were very prosperous. Latter on during his reign the deceitful Assyrians disrupted Kamit's peace once again and attacked from the "Middle East". Taharqa had a few victories, but eventually was defeated by the Assyrian hordes that reclaimed Men-Nefer illegitimately once again. Taharqa withdrew to the city of Amen (Thebes) and led a pious life. He followed the wise counsel from the oracle and consolidated himself in the seed place of his ancestry. After 26 years of good governance, Taharqa transitioned peacefully in Nubia, due to his great wisdom and great achievements a pyramid of over 150 feet high was erected to honor him and to have his descendants such as your person and my person to testify to the immortality of his great deeds and great virtue of his struggle to restore us to spiritual, moral and physical greatness. privacy policy