How are we "God?"
I only use the word "God" because it is familiar to people. However, its anglophone meaning is not sufficient for Kushite-Kemetic science. This is why there is confusion for many trying to understand the Ancient Nile concept of the Supreme Being.
I only use the word "God" because it is familiar to people. However, its anglophone meaning is not sufficient for Kushite-Kemetic science. This is why there is confusion for many trying to understand the Ancient Nile concept of the Supreme Being.
Several people have asked if we are Ntchr (God) then "Why don't we have the power of God?"
First of all, if you read Ra Un Nefer Amen's expositions it explains that we do have the powers of God, however as microcosms of the macrocosm that is God, we express this power over time and space while the Supreme Being is capable of doing it instantly.
Think of it as fire. We are like a campfire that is capable of cooking food and warming people.
A campfire is qualitatively the same as a massive forest fire, yet a forest fire can destroy acres instantly, while a campfire cannot do it instantly--though over time and space it can achieve the same result as the forest fire if it is cultivated.
Thus, the difference between the campfire and large forest fire is a quantitative difference, not qualitative. This is the exact same relationship we have with the Supreme Being. We are qualitatively the same, but quantitatively different.
Above is Sango (pronounced Shango), the Yoruba divinity of the power of the will (Heru). Sango represents the human's ability to utilize the powers of heaven (symbolized by his control of lightning). This power is the Will.
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