Kimungu Madhabahuni - Imhotep (Guardian of Holistic Health)

The Ultimate Divine birthed the first, spirit and marvellous ones of humanity as a self-governing, self-determined people. A people positioned in centrality of the sacred universe and blessed with all the natural facets to express their superlative genius to continually lift themselves to pinnacle heights of excellence. From the essential fabric of spiritual and cultural living great and exceptional ones have emerged that embody the highest levels of ascension. This is the grand substance for inspiration, learning and doing that is vital during any physical lifespan and also transcends the physical lifespan. Imhotep is one such example. So impactful is his expression of genius that deification became inevitable. Generations upon generations have benefitted from his tremendous works. This pioneer of Afrikan holistic health shines the light on self-determined efforts Afrikan souls can take to ensure that they safeguard themselves against anti-Afrikan ills and lift themselves to the maximum possible state of the well-being. The shrine of the Afrikan self is divine phenomena and vital in order for righteous functioning to prevail in the world.

Afrikan physicians of the ancient world would develop in the ‘Per Ankh’ meaning ‘House of Life’. These institutions brought forth practitioners of living knowingness in holistic health. Whilst specialisms emerged with expertise such as body organ functionality, study was enriched with whole life context.  The Per Ankh was one of the many institutions born of and a maintained expression of flourishing self-governing Afrikan society. Afrikan language and the natural Afrikan spiritual and cultural way gave rise to development of excellence. Whatever the specialisms developed, the Creator Supreme and Afrikan spiritual and cultural fabric never ceased to be the eternal core to life. Therefore, the Per Ankh, the House of life would always be a place of truth, righteous order and conduct to serve the best interests of Afrikan holistic health. It is from this background that the great Imhotep emerges to pioneer developments and enhance study and expression in the continual furtherance of Afrikan holistic health. The drive for the maximum possible state of self-determined Afrikan holistic health was propelled throughout the generations ahead.

Devastatingly, the foreign forces of anti-Afrikan agency unleashed genocidal horrors that has resulted in the Maafa of recent centuries. With the protracted scourge of piracy, theft, destruction and death, the enemy pirate attempted to completely wipe out any semblance natural Afrikan self-governance and the Afrikan way. Enslavement, colonisation (and host of other far too polite descriptors) have used to label the savage and far-reaching atrocities.  The catastrophic impact upon Afrikan holistic health has scarred the world. The alien criminal pirate vagabond has sought to deny the emergence of the natural 'House of Life' and crush the existence of its memory. He has then imposed his self-serving institutions as a vehicle for the most horrific experimentations and torture of Afrikan souls in the bogus guise of a ‘well-meaning’ substitute.

Even from these most dire circumstance and conditions, Afrikan souls held onto their ways as best they could as multitudes fought off the enemy onslaught throughout the Afrikan world to re-establish some level of Afrikan order both on the great continent and throughout the diaspora.

Incessantly though, the alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency continued their criminal campaigns of piracy, destruction and death. Episode upon episode of continual attack on Afrikan souls and Afrikan well-being ensued.

Yet still, even after thousands of years in time and throughout all of the disruption Afrikan souls wonderfully recall their outstanding pioneer deity of holistic health even from within the clutches of foreign forces:

‘In the middle 1950s black American physicians organised to combat racial discrimination in American hospitals and health care. They held a series of national conferences which they called the Imhotep Conferences. By naming the conferences after Imhotep, the participants gave honour to his memory but also added cogency to their agitations. They correctly perceived the illogic of discrimination against physicians and patients because of their Afrikan origin when the Father of Medicine was of Afrikan origin’.

Imhotep, a mighty guardian of Afrikan holistic health again came to the fore. He transcends time and surely continues to empower Afrikan souls to enliven the best possible self-determined holistic health in the present and tomorrows to come.

To safeguard the Afrikan shrine of self at all of its levels is to ensure that righteous order can again prevail throughout the world.

Imhotep lives.  

The spiritual and cultural observance of Kimungu Madhabahuni is a time of year to celebrate the Afrikan shrine at home and beyond. Kimungu Madhabahuni takes place during the holiday period associated with the spring equinox. At this time many people are away from the mundane of the various institutions albeit largely as a dictate of presently popular foreign religious doctrine. This therefore, can allow many more Afrikan people the time and space to restore, elevate and be themselves freely in reverence at their own special places.Throughout the annual cycle of the spiritual and cultural calendar of the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation observance to observance, Afrikan life is endowed with the essential of living knowingness. For the Afrikan souls, being a part of an organ for mission ascendancy is key. The Universal Royal Afrikan Nation is a spiritually and culturally rooted organ for Afrikan ascension.

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