Sika Dwa Kofi: The Golden Stool The Rising Firefly March 09, 2006 – 4 min read Share this post Benben Who Were the Nabateans, and How Did They Influence the World as We Know it Today? The Nabateans' proximity to the world of the Gods and Ancestors is what made them great. Their attitude of cultural independence and their avoidance of allowing themselves to be vulnerable to outside influences helped them maintain their connection with the Divine World. By The Rising Firefly • 7 min read Benben Reclaiming the funerary rites of passage— Guiding the Ancestral Spirit in transition. by FahNeith Merutepiaou Reclaiming the funerary rites of passage is an act of decolonisation. Colonisation might be considered the act of a body of life parasiting its host, or consuming another neighbouring life for its survival. This is contrary to mutualism, which follows the principle of harmonisation, in which both By The Rising Firefly • 8 min read Benben Koito By The Rising Firefly • 3 min read Indigenous Wisdom The Holy Days of Tehuti Reconciliation with Life and the Divine Education of Humanity By Irishapi Pernebsati The month of Tehuti opens the Kemetic seasonal year with a question: What kind of human beings will we choose to become? Governed by Aishat, the Divine Mother associated with love, faithfulness, protection, family devotion and the power By Irishapi Pernebsati • 11 min read Cultural Astronomical Timing: What We Need To Know: The Sidereal Calendar The Sidereal Calendar is the only concept of time division that is based purely on astronomical knowledge. This calendar, in reality, is 73,300 years old and its quality still imposes itself onto all scientific works of modern astronomy. By The Rising Firefly • 4 min read Indigenous Wisdom Chasing the Image Corruption is within us; it comes out of our mouths and other holes in our bodies when we need to release it. But the quality of that understanding can change our basis for those concepts of freedom, order, and the balance between the two. By The Rising Firefly • 4 min read Our Mother’s Light Promiscuity and the Degradation of Female Character in the West In the West, women have been turned into commodities and their natural power of attraction used to fuel the rapid degeneration of society. By The Rising Firefly • 7 min read Photo by HisArt Photos / Unsplash Social The Global Crisis of Masculinity and Femininity, A Kemetic Reading of Energetic Imbalance When the mother and father principles weaken, individuals feel unrooted. They struggle to trust their intuition, to form stable relationships, or to feel at home within themselves. This is not because people are inherently broken. It is because the energetic environment around them is unstable. By The Rising Firefly • 6 min read Harmonious Healing The Midwife is a Healer by Gingi Cleopatri Allen Modern medicine is overly focused on machines and tests, often producing false positives, as the primary way to support pregnant women. Yet the indigenous way, which honors spirit, mind, and body holistically, is the foundation of health for both the pregnant woman and unborn child. Blood By The Rising Firefly • 8 min read
Benben Who Were the Nabateans, and How Did They Influence the World as We Know it Today? The Nabateans' proximity to the world of the Gods and Ancestors is what made them great. Their attitude of cultural independence and their avoidance of allowing themselves to be vulnerable to outside influences helped them maintain their connection with the Divine World. By The Rising Firefly • 7 min read
Benben Reclaiming the funerary rites of passage— Guiding the Ancestral Spirit in transition. by FahNeith Merutepiaou Reclaiming the funerary rites of passage is an act of decolonisation. Colonisation might be considered the act of a body of life parasiting its host, or consuming another neighbouring life for its survival. This is contrary to mutualism, which follows the principle of harmonisation, in which both By The Rising Firefly • 8 min read
Indigenous Wisdom The Holy Days of Tehuti Reconciliation with Life and the Divine Education of Humanity By Irishapi Pernebsati The month of Tehuti opens the Kemetic seasonal year with a question: What kind of human beings will we choose to become? Governed by Aishat, the Divine Mother associated with love, faithfulness, protection, family devotion and the power By Irishapi Pernebsati • 11 min read
Cultural Astronomical Timing: What We Need To Know: The Sidereal Calendar The Sidereal Calendar is the only concept of time division that is based purely on astronomical knowledge. This calendar, in reality, is 73,300 years old and its quality still imposes itself onto all scientific works of modern astronomy. By The Rising Firefly • 4 min read
Indigenous Wisdom Chasing the Image Corruption is within us; it comes out of our mouths and other holes in our bodies when we need to release it. But the quality of that understanding can change our basis for those concepts of freedom, order, and the balance between the two. By The Rising Firefly • 4 min read
Our Mother’s Light Promiscuity and the Degradation of Female Character in the West In the West, women have been turned into commodities and their natural power of attraction used to fuel the rapid degeneration of society. By The Rising Firefly • 7 min read
Photo by HisArt Photos / Unsplash Social The Global Crisis of Masculinity and Femininity, A Kemetic Reading of Energetic Imbalance When the mother and father principles weaken, individuals feel unrooted. They struggle to trust their intuition, to form stable relationships, or to feel at home within themselves. This is not because people are inherently broken. It is because the energetic environment around them is unstable. By The Rising Firefly • 6 min read
Harmonious Healing The Midwife is a Healer by Gingi Cleopatri Allen Modern medicine is overly focused on machines and tests, often producing false positives, as the primary way to support pregnant women. Yet the indigenous way, which honors spirit, mind, and body holistically, is the foundation of health for both the pregnant woman and unborn child. Blood By The Rising Firefly • 8 min read
