Dr. Rodney Shabazz's Kemetic Sciences

They were referred to as OAN, O-WEN, or AIN, A-I-N, or A-I-N-U. Well, this first family, they were referred to by ethnic identity as the Ainus. As the Ainu. And so when this first ancestors descended to the earth, Osawa was named the king. And he was to establish civilization and all of the great bases of the culture that we see manifest in ancient Kanen. And he was given rulership and he selected a wife from his sister, who was Oase. Like Adam had to select Eve to be his wife. Osawa, because it's a cosmology, they're the only beings here, he selected Oase. For his queen and Set, who was Osawa's brother, selected Net-Head to be his queen. So you had two pairs of royal families that took place. But Osawa was considered the king and the ruler and the designer of the culture. How do you think this made Set feel? This made Set feel Indians. Now they were brothers, they were all brothers and sisters. They were all born from the same womb, the age of the universe that Osawa existed. Yes, Osawa, Oase, Net-Head and Set. They're the first ones that were descended from the star Sirius V. And they were to land in the earth at the land that we call Samogna today. That the Bible refers to as Punta, that the Kimites refer to as Tom and Tears. Or the land of God, or God's land. So they descended to the earth there, they began to establish the art of civilization, they established civilizations and culture as we know it from ancient Kemet. Let me just read a litany of some of the accomplishments that come out of Kemet. You have the calendar, you have ink, you have pen, you have paper, you have astronomy, you have mathematics, you have alphabet, you have geography, you have literature, you have art, you have surgery, architecture, you have architecture that in the form of pyramids that have astronomical, mathematical and scientific value. You have oh so many inventions and contributions that go out of now-valley civilization. Too many to mention, but the basis of all civilization is really coming out of the now. The basis of Greek civilization is coming out of the now-aromant civilization onward and onward. So, Arsar, he's named the king and he established this civilization and his brother Sett becomes very envious and jealous of him. And his brother Sett conspires to actually kill his brother and eventually did kill his brother. And as we watch from the documentary and as you can read in many of the histories and theologies of ancient Kemet, it is said that Sett, when he slaughtered his brother and killed his brother Arsar, he wasn't satisfied with just killing him and letting him rest as one dead body. Alright, so when Arsar was slaughtered by his brother Sett, it is said that Sett cut Arsar's body up into 14 pieces and spread them far and wide and hit them all around the earth. Why? Because you have to remember that these beings were not, Johnny come lately, mankind, people like we are today. These were beings that were in touch with their all creative godlike powers. Alright, so Sett, when he killed Arsar, he wanted to be sure that Arsar didn't work no magic, that Arsett didn't work no magic, and somehow just bring him back to life. And so Sett thought that if I take his 14 body parts and spread them far and wide, Arsett's not going to be able to find where he's at and reconstitute some life into him. But Arsett was divine and she was a goddess and she had these divine powers. When Sett murdered Arsar, Sett's wife Netet, she divorced him. She left Sett and joined Arsett in her devotion to Arsar. In a way, this became the first African religious family. So Netet and Arsett became devoted to Arsar and the two of them searched far and wide to find his 14 body parts. They found 13 of his 14 body parts and finding 13 of those 14 body parts, they might have found a leg in Syria and an arm in Arabia. They found 13 of those parts and they wrapped, they put those parts together and tried to keep them together. They wrapped Arsar up. So Arsar became the earth, the world's first mummy. That's when mummification starts. Arsett mummified the 13 body parts for Arsar trying to keep him life again. So they found 13 of those 14 pieces but they couldn't find that all-important 14 pieces. That 14 pieces was so important because that 14 pieces, that was the piece that would help to regenerate Arsar's spirit in the present world. That before Arsar was murdered by his brother, Set, he was murdered before he could leave a hair to his throne. He didn't have a child at that time. Alright? And so they couldn't find that all-important 14 piece, the phallus. Arsar's phallus, they said that Set had thrown the phallus into a river and that was the crocodile that was said to have eaten that phallus and so it could not be found. And so in place of that phallus, Arsett had commissioned the building of a replica phallus. Alright? And so all throughout Ethiopia and all throughout Egypt and even in Washington DC, we have a remnant of these ancient phallus. And phallus is what the Ethiopians and the Egyptians or chemites called tec anu. Tec anu. You see the word anu there? Tec anu. Tec anu. The French, they call that phallus symbol, they call it the obelisk. The obelisk. And so when you go to Washington DC, that obelisk that you see there, that's not representing Arsar's phallus. That's supposed to really represent George Washington's phallus. The idea that the life energy that George Washington was supposed to create in this hemisphere is the replica of his procreated force. It's supposed to on a daily basis make love to the heavens to try to support the creation that the British had been struggling with. Arsett had this tec anu established in the building and different readings that you will read regarding this aspect of the history that said that she and their pet, she and their pet, that they would go and they would meditate at the base of that tec anu. And through their great devotion and their great love for Arsar and through their natures and through their meditations and through their prayers and through their chants, that it was said that Arsett was to immaculately conceive a child at the base of that tec anu. And that immaculate conception that she was to receive, really the immaculate reception that she was behind was to be a child that was born from her and Arsar who was named Heru. Heru. Arsar was really created to be the hero. And he takes on the characteristics of a hero because his whole reason for being born is to re-establish the divine good order that his father, Arsar, had. Arsar had established that his uncle, Sett, through chaos and disorder and violence and evil had established. You see, Sett's reign is a reign, reign is a reign, reign is a reign.