Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 13:52 · Video file(242 MB)
Brother Bobby Hemmitt discusses the importance of morality and respect, emphasizing the impact of white colonization and the need to uphold cultural values. He also
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That's coming back together. By the body, hit on a point, among the many other points other than the damn refrigerator. He hit on some beautiful points other than not making up the bed. He hit on some great points other than how much filth and garbage is on the floor around the bed and how him and his wife get out and wait through the garbage hell, no brother Bobby. You're brilliant man. And my line, this is a beautiful drop of heat. He's a brilliant bro. And what he gives to many of us, we must have and cannot do without it. But by the body, I must say to you that the BS must go. The BS must go. Don't tell our people that morality is not important. Don't even infer that it's not important. That before the coming of the white man, we didn't have to deal with morality. We didn't have to deal with a Bible. The Bible comes within a 6,000 year span. The Quran comes in a 6,000 year span. He think we deal with a man and the original woman had to wait until 6,000 years ago. The 4th, some prophet Muhammad, or within 1,400 years, a prophet from Arabia came and brought us a reveal book. I beg your pardon. You think we have to wait for a Bible as it is called. He was absolutely right about these between, have to wait for these books. We didn't go in a church, he's right. We didn't go in a temple, we didn't go in a mess, G. We didn't have to go to any of those places. Every action I ever had be. Every post be was a prayer and harmony with the divine universal order. Hump back to me. Hump back to me. Every action. I ever breathed we took. I ever post be. I ever speak as we walked to the rhythm of the earth and the rhythm of the universe and the rhythm of the cosmos and the sea. In harmony with it all. We didn't need a mask. Didn't need no build. Didn't need no church, no synagogue. We were back to our natural sales, that's what Dr. Africa was talking about. That's what he's leading us to when he puts up his charts and gives us the details and takes us into the interluck the look into the shakras and all. That's what Brother Field Valentine is talking about. Didn't redeem or not. Where are you? Where is he? That's what he was just in and out, back and forth. That's what you're talking about sister. Audrey, I don't have to tell you what you're talking about. You know what you're talking about. I'm telling you I understand what you're talking about. The great grandfathers, the great grandmothers. These are terms we use. This is the language that we use to describe. Though among us and their power and their force and their spirit and their power of the head and their power of the soul that is emanated and generated to us. That's what we're talking about. But we've got to lift our people up. You absolutely, brother Bobby got the power to help lift our people up, brother. Ain't no question about it. But our people have been, as the Mason say, struck a blow to the head. Which rinders them there. And they know because they're the ones who hit us in the head. At the East Gate. Carrying us on a Western decorous. There it is in the North corner where there is no light. And in all rubbish he plays the sprig of castor cascia. Or evergreen on the grave to show that there was still life in the grave. And we would not get out of that condition if it were not for these kinds of metaphysics conferences. And if it were not for our diligent study because not just those of us who have come before you. You've got them in some of your masters that I'm looking in your faces right now. From your study, your digging, your searching and your researching. You have found that as we study, you have found that there is that which is powerful and profound that comes up from the great grandmothers. The great grandfathers. We call them great because they are great. And what they have not only left for us that we can walk in their footsteps as we follow them on this path called life. We are all brothers and sisters but links. Living links in the divine chain. We are all but a part of that great continuum called life. And as we walk in the footsteps of the grandmothers, walk the trails. We are the deeper not all of the sacred ones who read the vibrations of the earth and read the very vibrations of the atmosphere. And new way to cut down the trees. New way to blaze the trail of some cases that didn't cut down nothing. It just walked long enough to make a trail. In harmony with the grass and harmony with the trees and harmony with the air and harmony with the spirit. That's who we are. But we got to be lifted up because we have been knocked down as we said struck a blow to the head. And so they say that we couldn't get up unless someone came to us. Not just with the lions, poor or the Eagles claw, but he must all mason in their secrets aside. They say must come with the must-to-grip. Must-to-grip that will slip. Cut it, it can be raised so that she can be raised so that we can be raised. From a dead level to a living perpendicular upright on the square. Solving jumping, victimist, forming right angles with the earth. Because your nature is to be upright, black man. Your nature is to be upright, black woman. We come here on a horizontal level and we crawl the baby crawls. Like one of the animals of the field. But because it is not the baby's nature to crawl and to remain on a horizontal level, the baby is all the time trying to pull up. Trying to pull up on something and make a wobbly step or two. And then fall back down and then mushy stuff that gushes on over the floor. But the baby is trying to stand up in a car with the baby's nature. And so the baby stands up, forming again right angles. PEPEN DICULAS WITH THE EARTH, the baby reaches up what. Because it is your nature to be upright or don't say that we don't need morality. Or you absolutely right, that was the time it would appear we didn't need it. But now we've got to ask some questions. At this conference, what happened to the great commit? What happened to Ethiopia, to New Bea? What happened to Monoma Tappa? What happened to Marley's song, her, Tim Boutou? What happened to Ghana? What happened to the African civilization? What happened to the people who were civilisation builders who gave law, government science, mathematics, geometry. What happened to the people who gave art, who gave music. What happened to the people who gave medicine to the world? What happened to you, black man and black woman? Bible says this scripture says, you're not what you were yesterday. You won't be tomorrow what you are today. You've picked you away to go in, but you're just on your way. We're on a journey brothers and sisters. We're making a sacred pilgrimage. We must purify our steps. We must purify these vessels. I used to be a strict vegetarian. In every time I hear the gospel according to Lael Africa. When I read the book of Laelah, I come out of the darkness. I come out of the night. Laelah, you get that one late on after you studied. No, I'm right. I know you're the heavyweight. You're getting used to it. What is how much the Laelah thing? Let's go dig in the red thing. You're getting used to it. We'll talk about it. When I read the gospel according to Laelah, Africa, those of you who've been around me know that I've now begun to go back to myself. Go back to that which I believe will sustain me. And that which will help to purify me and have begun to push back. And it know that which I had fallen back down to. We all have to admit when we fall brothers and sisters. That's the only way you're going to get up. I can't talk about cleaning my body. I can't talk about purifying my colonma, stomach, intestines, my bloodstream. I can't talk about that which will enrich my melanin. I can't talk about all of that if I won't make up my goddamn bed. That's not funny. You're a strong man, but somehow people are weak. I don't give a damn how many bips they quote. You know I ain't lying. You buy me the weakest hair. Wicked they can be. Let's see you during the attitude. Let's see you during the attitude or the liveation. Let's see you during the liveation. Take a little swing. My damn of that beat. They want to be Boba Lowes after that. We don't say that. Say yeah. This bitch of things are right. It made a big old buck. Boba was wise. He just took a little sip. Because he knew what he'd do. I can't talk about purifying my body. I can't talk about purifying my mind. I can't talk about purifying my bloodstream. I can't talk about clearing myself. Although all that this enemy has put on me. If I won't sweep, if I won't mop, if I won't take out the garbage. I can't keep talking to you. Go we'll go up and then we go come back down on the ground. We'll go back and forth. That's the mind. You'll be like some people I see. I mean some people just so religious to the craze. I mean just praying all the damn time. I think that must pray in the world. And they're still catching him. Nothing wrong with prayer. And there's nothing wrong with praying all the time with balance. What is prayer? Let's look at it at this gathering of the masters. You got some groups to say I don't pray. They've gotten so high up in what they call the metaphysics. Today's not prayer. I don't pray no more. I'm God. God don't pray. That's true. Are you crazy? What is prayer? Prayer is focus. Prayer is meditation, concentration, focus, communion. And it relates. We connect us with the power outside of us that compliments and parallels the current flow up. How are we doing now?
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