The Marva Collins Story and Excerpts of Marva Collins’ Pedagogy

Listen Seeker, I come in peace, “An answer brings no illumination unless the question has matured to a point where it gives rise to this answer which thus becomes its fruit. Therefore learn how to put a question.” — African Proverb (KMT) To be meaningfully shown something, one’s perception must be prepared for it. For

Onitaset Kumat is Wiser than the Wisest Europeans

Listen Siblings, I come in peace, “People bring about their own undoing through their tongues.” — KMT Proverb I used to self-aggrandize with a Sister then nominally apologize.  She forgave me pointing out how it’s alright to toot one’s own horn.  It seems detestable to boast of one’s own wisdom, yet unlike many readers, I

Plato’s Philosopher King, our Cosmic Wisdom and Onitaset Kumat

Listen Siblings, I come in peace, “[He is the one] whose heart is informed about these things which would be otherwise ignored, the one who is clear-sighted when he is deep into a problem, the one who is moderate in his actions, who penetrates ancient writings, whose advice is [sought] to unravel complications, who is

Dialogue Four of Five on Race: Corruption Defined

From Dialogue Three of Five on Race [ . . .] — “Cultural Oppression” Onitaset Kumat:  Last we spoke, we resolved that ‘culture’ is the continuity from ancestry, ‘oppression’ is a means toward moulding, and ‘cultural oppression’ is a means toward moulding toward a culture. Knobeco: Yes we did. Onitaset Kumat: We briefly mentioned that

Excerpt from “Book VII” in “The Republic” by Plato: The Allegory of the Cave

African people!  I will to share a student of Kemet’s, Socrates.  It’s important to note who his teachers were and what Socrates died for.  He taught a ‘foreign Philosophy,’ which was Kemetic Philosophy, or Ancient Egyptian Philosophy, or better, and more accurate, Originalism.  This is what I teach. Our blessed ancestor George James, whose death