Avoiding Spiritual Death Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenebig March 09, 2004 – 3 min read Share this post The Pilgrim Walking Stick The Game We Cannot Win By Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenebig • 3 min read The Pilgrim Walking Stick Free Kem Genius Through Time: The Sidereal Calendar Pilgrim's Walking Stick | Dec 19,2008 | Written By Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig The man henceforth regarded as the "Father of History" HERODOTUS relates that he saw "in Thebes 341 wooden statuettes representing the great priests who have succeeded one another since the foundation of the By Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenebig • 2 min read The Pilgrim Walking Stick Holy Genocides By Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenebig • 3 min read Cultural Earth Never Surprises Those It Will Destroy: Wisdom from Indigenous Science for Today One of the most alarming symptoms of the disconnection of modern human beings is that we have lost this communication with the natural world. We no longer pay attention to Nature’s voice. By The Rising Firefly • 9 min read Indigenous Wisdom The Honor We Owe What values are we serving today? Are they rooted in our ancestral traditions, or are they given by the same systems whose agenda is the fracture and scattering of the family? Modern society often promotes individualism, consumerism, and a shallow idea of “freedom” that pulls us away from our roots. By The Rising Firefly • 3 min read Cultural Cross-Examining My Values When someone is guided by traditional African values, such as loyalty to Ancestors, spiritual discipline, and service to community, people shaped by Western ideologies often question their motives. They may assume there is a hidden agenda. By The Rising Firefly • 5 min read Indigenous Wisdom Unsung Heroes We honor them by telling their stories, by naming their resistance, and by remembering the hard fights they fought in silence. We honor them by refusing to treat African indigenous knowledge as superstition, and by holding fast to the legacy they preserved for us with their lives. By The Rising Firefly • 3 min read Cultural Free How Colonisation Sustains Itself Through the Family Unit Across Generations / Rewiring the Family to Perpetuate Colonisation Colonisation rebuilds the family unit in its own image. It replaces names, language, ancestral knowledge and ways of being with those of the coloniser until the colonised become instruments of their own domination. By The Rising Firefly • 13 min read Cultural Free THE FALL by Resineith Pernebsati He has many names, but only one nature. He is “The Parasite”, the oppressor of all, the architect of a world built on what he has taken and refuses to return. He colonizes and forgets. Planting his flag in the soil of the history of others, rewriting By The Rising Firefly • 2 min read
The Pilgrim Walking Stick Free Kem Genius Through Time: The Sidereal Calendar Pilgrim's Walking Stick | Dec 19,2008 | Written By Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig The man henceforth regarded as the "Father of History" HERODOTUS relates that he saw "in Thebes 341 wooden statuettes representing the great priests who have succeeded one another since the foundation of the By Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenebig • 2 min read
Cultural Earth Never Surprises Those It Will Destroy: Wisdom from Indigenous Science for Today One of the most alarming symptoms of the disconnection of modern human beings is that we have lost this communication with the natural world. We no longer pay attention to Nature’s voice. By The Rising Firefly • 9 min read
Indigenous Wisdom The Honor We Owe What values are we serving today? Are they rooted in our ancestral traditions, or are they given by the same systems whose agenda is the fracture and scattering of the family? Modern society often promotes individualism, consumerism, and a shallow idea of “freedom” that pulls us away from our roots. By The Rising Firefly • 3 min read
Cultural Cross-Examining My Values When someone is guided by traditional African values, such as loyalty to Ancestors, spiritual discipline, and service to community, people shaped by Western ideologies often question their motives. They may assume there is a hidden agenda. By The Rising Firefly • 5 min read
Indigenous Wisdom Unsung Heroes We honor them by telling their stories, by naming their resistance, and by remembering the hard fights they fought in silence. We honor them by refusing to treat African indigenous knowledge as superstition, and by holding fast to the legacy they preserved for us with their lives. By The Rising Firefly • 3 min read
Cultural Free How Colonisation Sustains Itself Through the Family Unit Across Generations / Rewiring the Family to Perpetuate Colonisation Colonisation rebuilds the family unit in its own image. It replaces names, language, ancestral knowledge and ways of being with those of the coloniser until the colonised become instruments of their own domination. By The Rising Firefly • 13 min read
Cultural Free THE FALL by Resineith Pernebsati He has many names, but only one nature. He is “The Parasite”, the oppressor of all, the architect of a world built on what he has taken and refuses to return. He colonizes and forgets. Planting his flag in the soil of the history of others, rewriting By The Rising Firefly • 2 min read
