Tekhen – Symbol of Ascension and Imperative Restoration

The sacred properties of Jiwe (Stone) of permanency, fortitude and strength is gifted by the Creator Supreme into living knowingness of sacred and eternal Afrikan life. Superlative Afrikan genius from the same ultimate divine source has then shaped and erected Jiwa into deeply meaningful and ever-lasting monuments of magnificence. One such monument of the Afrikan history continuum is that of the Tekhen. Mislabelled as an obelisk by alien forces, this powerful symbol emerges from the wisdom teachings and cautionary tale of ancient Afrikan legend. The deity Ausar, King and pioneer was slain by his brother who was consumed with mutant contaminates of abject disorder including a vile jealousy and reckless unrighteous thirst for power. Asar’s body was cut into pieces and scattered throughout the land. The power of Afrikan healing came forth through the harmonious, complimentary and deeply loving spouse of Ausar, the Queen Auset. She gathered the dispersed pieces of his body and brought them back together to make Ausar’s body whole. Unfortunately, the privy member of his person could not be found and so she constructed one to make Ausar’s wholeness complete. Ausar’s reconstructed body part has been a powerful symbol of elevation, restoration, completeness, complementarity throughout Afrikan life for generations from ancient times. This symbol is the Tekhan. Throughout the ages Afrikans have created Tekhenw (plural) from Jiwe to represent complete elevation and restoration. Many of the Tekhanw are massive constructions that are eloquently carved with writings to reflect important happenings and in honour of great ones of their time.

Tekhenw were meaningfully positioned at the entrances to the great temples of Afrikan ascendancy in the ancient world. The one to the left of entrance reflected the great and mighty Afrikan experience that has been. The one to the right of the entrance reflected the great and mighty Afrikan experience to come. Thus, the entrance between them became the opening to achieve maximal Afrikan excellence of elevation in the now. This is a powerful creative physical statement of Afrikan genius to enliven the Afrikan history continuum of the then, the now and the tomorrows to come. The Tekhen is a powerful symbol that continues to enrich Afrikan life in the now and in celebrating the wonderful observance of Afrikan Historia Msimu it is highlighted to do just that.

Unfortunately, the alien pirate vagabonds of the world have pillaged Afrikan sacred sites and ripped many Tekhanw from the homeland in their desperate and foul loot grabbing sprees.   In vile criminal alien parasitic savagery and wild aggressive tribal competitiveness between themselves raiding Afrika for artifacts, monuments, its people, its natural resources became the generational spine of barbarity for world domination by the worst felons the world has ever seen. Original ancient Tekhenw are presently located in many foreign places around the world. Alien wickedness persists and is laced with the lies of anti-Afrikan propaganda.

From its inception the Tekhen is a grand symbol of Afrikan restoration and the restoration of the Afrikan history continuum is a vital part of this imperative process. During Afrikan Historia Msimu highlighting the meaning of this important symbol is a wonderful feature that can help to remind Afrikan souls of their divine responsibility to elevate themselves to full flourishing and restore oneness amongst themselves and righteous order in the world.

The call for every Afrikan soul to be a part of a spiritual and cultural body for global Afrikan ascendancy is a resounding feature of the Afrikan history continuum and is also vital for restoration. Let every Afrikan throughout the world take heed, purge themselves of alien ills and lift themselves into pinnacle ascension. Afrikan history is living history.

Afrikan Historia Msimu is an observance period for the duration of the tenth month of the year (so-called October). This is a special time for learning, growth and development of the Afrikan experience in the world. It is a time of spiritual and cultural elevation as Afrikan history is restored to fabric of life in the living knowingness of the then, the now and tomorrow. Great ones of the Afrikan journey are highlighted and the symbols relevant to the time invigorate life in the imperative onward flow of global Afrikan ascendancy. This wonderful observance is a part of the cultural calendar of the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation (URAN).

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