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I'm a former member of the Ausar Auset Society (AAS) and no they are not against white people. AAS is about repairing the post-enslavement mentality through reconnecting with the greatest of Ancient African civilizations. Slavery in these United States over the course of generations has debilitated the African-American community in ways that the average white person cannot understand. It is worse than the Jewish Holocaust because the Jews were not stripped of their identities as Jews among other things. The duration of slavery alone make the aforementioned holocaust pale in comparison. Nevertheless, the collective subconscious guilt complex specific to white Americans often renders people overly selfconscious and suspicious of activities that African Americans do to reestablish our identities. Pro-black is not Anti-white. There are times that slavery, its effect as well as it perpetrators needs to be discussed in the context of repairing the African mind. These things must be brought to the forefront of our minds so that the trauma associated with not knowing one's self can be experienced and dealt with. Again this is not to be anti-white, but history is what it is. Much more of AAS' time is spent on spiritual pursuits and discussions around yoga, chi kung, meditation, diet, exercise, etc. based around building a balanced individual, community, society, etc. that is not race-specific. I must also note that when an individual is receiving psychotherapy, it is often best if others people, outside of the professional and the person being treated, are not present. Similarly, healing the African-American racial consciousness is often best done outside the presence of Caucasian-Americans.
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What was the pyramid of Giza built for?
the realization of divinity was the number one goal of the kamau(ancient egyptians). this realization culminated into becoming what they referred to as Ausar(osiris), people today would call it christ-consciousnsness. during the solar year, the spiritual faculties of 'man' has its annual receptivity of change, from februrary to december; the solar year being determined by the solstices and equinox'. each faculty of the paut neteru(tree of life) starting with Amen and ending with Geb was to be worked on, uniting the will(heru) to the spirit(Ra). this was called the theology of ausar. this work culminated at the winter solstice, the highest time of the year of change because the externalizing aspect of the mind and body was at its weakest and the internalizing was at its strongest. this resulted in a great time of reflection, meditation and introspection of the work done from the previous 10 months. the great pyramid was built as a clock to track and mark the coming of the winter solstice, for this reason. its shafts' alignment with a star of the belt of the constellation orion(ausar) and of the star sirius(auset) at sunrise shows this significance.
Who built pyramids and what was their purpose?
Pyramids were built with the primary function of being a tomb. The Pharaoh would have ordered his overseer of works to draw up plans, organise the workforce and materials. The work force was made up of artisans, workmen, and craftsmen. It is estimated that 20,000 to 30,000 workers would have been needed for the task.
Were any US Presidents of black ancestry?
According to J.A. Rogers, there are five, Thomas Jefferson, Calvin Coolidge, Andrew Jackson, Warren G. Harding, and Abraham Lincoln, as chronicled in his book Five Negro Presidents. Dr. Leroy Vaughn, makes the same case in his book, Black People and Their Place in World History. Auset Bakhufu adds Dwight Eisenhower to the list in his book, Six Black Presidents: Black Blood : White Masks. It seems that even in their day, there was controversy over the ancestry of these Presidents. Harding did not deny his African ancestry when Republican leaders called on him to deny his "Negro" history, he said, "How should I know whether or not one of my ancestors might have jumped the fence." Some today feel that African ancestry does not make these men black. However, the one-drop rule, a historical colloquial term used in the United States during the Jim Crow era, holds that a person with one drop or any trace of sub-Saharan ancestry (however small or invisible) cannot be considered white, and therefore must be considered black. So, by this estimation, America has indeed had black Presidents. Take a look at the websites below. They offer more insight into the issue. http://indisputabletruth.wordpress.com/2007/12/18/research-shows-that-we-have-had-5-black-presidents-in-our-history/http://www.geocities.com/cureworks1/5blkpres.htm http://www.computerhealth.org/ebook/5blkpres.htm There is no "one drop rule" in an absolute sense. It depends on self-policing. Latinos and Arabs are almost all of partial "black" ancestry and very few of them identify as "black." The promoters of the "one drop" myth take pains to ignore the black ancestry of Latinos and Arabs plus the fact that no one today is penalized for claiming their white ancestry and identity despite the traditional "taint" of so-called "black blood." If the "one drop" myth had been truly enforced, one third of the white population and nearly all of the Latino and Arab-American populations would have been labeled "black." The "one drop" myth was intended to frighten whites into supporting Jim Crow. More on white identity combined with partial black ancestry: http://www.scholarspublishing.com/ http://backintyme.com/ad230.php http://backintyme.com/ad222.php
When was Ausar Auset Society created?
Ausar Auset Society was created in 1973.
Can white people join the ausar auset society?
Let me remind you that this is the USA. For sure anyone can join the Ausar Auset Society.
What is the birth name of Auset Aswad?
Auset Aswad's birth name is Kassandra Helen Lombard.
Where did Egyptian gods originate from?
Before the Gods of Egypt was the primordial waters of Nun. Then from Nun arose Amun (or depending on who's telling the story: Amun-Ra, Ra, Aten, Ptah, Amen, Khnum, or Khepri). Amun being the creator, created Shu and Tefnut; who created Geb and Nut; who created Osiris (or Ausar), Isis (or Auset), Set (or Seth), and Nephthys. From there more came (this is where the ... comes in).
Where Egyptian gods originated from?
Before the Gods of Egypt was the primordial waters of Nun. Then from Nun arose Amun (or depending on who's telling the story: Amun-Ra, Ra, Aten, Ptah, Amen, Khnum, or Khepri). Amun being the creator, created Shu and Tefnut; who created Geb and Nut; who created Osiris (or Ausar), Isis (or Auset), Set (or Seth), and Nephthys. From there more came (this is where the ... comes in).
What was the pyramid of Giza built for?
the realization of divinity was the number one goal of the kamau(ancient egyptians). this realization culminated into becoming what they referred to as Ausar(osiris), people today would call it christ-consciousnsness. during the solar year, the spiritual faculties of 'man' has its annual receptivity of change, from februrary to december; the solar year being determined by the solstices and equinox'. each faculty of the paut neteru(tree of life) starting with Amen and ending with Geb was to be worked on, uniting the will(heru) to the spirit(Ra). this was called the theology of ausar. this work culminated at the winter solstice, the highest time of the year of change because the externalizing aspect of the mind and body was at its weakest and the internalizing was at its strongest. this resulted in a great time of reflection, meditation and introspection of the work done from the previous 10 months. the great pyramid was built as a clock to track and mark the coming of the winter solstice, for this reason. its shafts' alignment with a star of the belt of the constellation orion(ausar) and of the star sirius(auset) at sunrise shows this significance.
What is the biggest obstacle to travelling by boat on the Congo River?
Waterfalls or dams. [the 32 cataracts]-auset
Where were Egyptian gods born?
Before the Gods of Egypt was the primordial waters of Nun. Then from Nun arose Amun (or depending on who's telling the story: Amun-Ra, Ra, Aten, Ptah, Amen, Khnum, or Khepri). Amun being the creator, created Shu and Tefnut; who created Geb and Nut; who created Osiris (or Ausar), Isis (or Auset), Set (or Seth), and Nephthys. From there more came (this is where the ... comes in).
What is Irans primary resource export?
Natural gas. It has the second largest natural gas reserves in the world. Next to that is oil, which Iran has the third largest reserves in the world. ~ Tristen Bailey[chooseeither one that is on your answer choice]-auset
What is Iran's primary natural resources export?
Natural gas. It has the second largest natural gas reserves in the world. Next to that is oil, which Iran has the third largest reserves in the world. ~ Tristen Bailey[chooseeither one that is on your answer choice]-auset
What is Iran's most important mineral?
Natural gas. It has the second largest natural gas reserves in the world. Next to that is oil, which Iran has the third largest reserves in the world. ~ Tristen Bailey[chooseeither one that is on your answer choice]-auset
Why was the Great Pyramid of Giza?
To make a name for their god/king Khufu lest they be forgotten.This massive memorial to the ego of a single man is just under 500ft in height and 750ft along each side covering an area of 13 acres. It contains roughly 2.3 million limestone and granite blocks.The pyramids were built by a paid workforce of craftsmen and artisans. This has been shown to be fact by the pyramid builder's tombs, towns, graffiti have been found.The Ancient Egyptians believed that their pharoahs were gods, so, they built tall pyramids to help their pharoahs into the heavans. The pharoah that ordered the Great Pyramid of Giza to be built obviously thought much of himself and wanted his tomb to truly be worthy of the gods.The Great Pyramid was built as a tomb for the Pharaoh Khufu of the Old Kingdom.the Great Pyramid was built to bury Pharaoh Khufu and his family and for history learningthe realization of divinity was the number one goal of the kamau(ancient egyptians). this realization culminated into becoming what they referred to as Ausar(osiris), people today would call it christ-consciousnsness. during the solar year, the spiritual faculties of 'man' has its annual receptivity of change, from februrary to december; the solar year being determined by the solstices and equinox'. each faculty of the paut neteru(tree of life) starting with Amen and ending with Geb was to be worked on, uniting the will(heru) to the spirit(Ra). this was called the theology of ausar. this work culminated at the winter solstice, the highest time of the year of change because the externalizing aspect of the mind and body was at its weakest and the internalizing was at its strongest. this resulted in a great time of reflection, meditation and introspection of the work done from the previous 10 months. the great pyramid was used as a clock to track and mark the coming of the winter solstice, for this reason. its shafts' alignment with a star of the belt of the constellation orion(ausar) and of the star sirius(auset) at sunrise shows this significance.Khufu built the Great Pyramid because he wanted to show the world how truly great he was. He was a warrior king that made Egypt very prosperous and a monument, as did most of the rulers, to stand as a reminder to all of his great accomplishments.
