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Significance of Ourstory

Darus wathu ( lesson one )

What is our-story? Ourstory is the factual information

about our history as Nubian Melaninites as it relates to the

true account of our greatness prior to being enslaved in the

West over some 400 years ago by predecessors of present

day Europeans whom to this day are still benefiting from

the spoils of slavery. The introduction study is broken

down into the following three main ideas or concepts:

Significance of Ourstory, Ourstory vs Black History,

Etymology of words, Current Events of Ourstory, Texts of

Ourstory, and great Teachers.

Before history was recorded in the West, Nubian

People did not live as slaves. We are the original people of

this planet who have been here since the very beginning.


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We were the first ones to create a system of mathematics,

astronomy, writing, medical science, solar biology, farming

and irrigation. We gave birth to electricity, built the

pyramids, as well as many other inventions. Our-story has

given birth to modern day religion stemming from the

Tamarean, Afrikan culture called by the Greeks Egypt,

from egyptos meaning burnt faces. We had and still have

the best education methods to teach our children as it

relates to the oneself, the child, ones connection to the

creator of the boundless universe, multi-verse, ones mother

who is the first teacher of the children, ones father, and

grandmother, grandfather as well ones entire family, and as

it related to the community. This is different from edited-

diction of programming to make a worker in society

trained in the systematic way of doing things instead of

liberating oneself and community through self-discovery of


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the Nubian Melaninite, Afrikan child, here in America. A

Wise Master Teacher of Ancient Tamare said to his

students in that time at the pyramids Man Know thy self, as

well as the words were written on many temples! This

concept is the foundation of all existence. For if one does

not know oneself one cannot and will not know others.

Neither will we be able to accomplish great things as we

did in our great past!

Ourstory vs Black History

It is inappropriate that students learn Black History during

Black History month, as if our culture can be contained

within the boundaries of one month. Black History focuses

on our achievements and contributions in America after

slavery.

On the other hand, Our-story focuses on researching

and uncovering our story prior to slavery, as well as our


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contributions as the first human. His-story is what

historians have written of our story from a secondhand

observation. Mystery is My-Story which we learn of us.

When the Euro-American is making reference to the story

of wooly haired beings, Nubian Melaninites they refer to it

as history, meaning his-story and when making reference to

their story its called a mystery or my-story because they

really dont have a beginning in the origin of things.

What is knowledge of self? Is an education that offers

one a true identity as it relates to our culture, it transmits

our legacy of being intelligent beings not just slave culture

and black history, ultimately giving us a clear vision of our

greatness and the path we should follow as it relates to or

ancient cultures in afrika.

Etymology of Words


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In the ancient Tamarean language nuwaupik babameans father, thus in English a baby says, I want my

baba.

Sometimes children or parents my give a child orfriend a nickname like Nunu and Nunu relates to our

two great Tamarean ancestors Nun and Nunet

The word atom comes from the name of a deity knownas Atum.

The Term Mother stems from our great Tamareanancestor Mut, as well our Sumerian ancestor Mumu.

Many of the nicknames that we give our fellow peersas children rightly relate to out Afrikan culture which

is deep within our genetics. The same as many other

things we do instinctively just as when you go outside

and absorb the Suns rays taking in vitamin d tostimulate the melanin within your skin.

Did you know the word Ray of the English languagestems from our great Tamarean Ancestor Re or Ra

Father of All The Neteru?

Nature comes from the word Neteru.


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A depiction of our Great Ancestor Ra

Current Events of Ourstory

Children not only did we do great things in the past but we

have been doing great things in the 21st century such as a

group of people in Eatonton Georgian who built an afrikan

village starting from the years 1996 to 2004. These events

which happened had a positive effect on me as well the


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children there at that time. Here are a few pictures for you

to get a visual of what we can do when we know thy self

and are properly educated, as it relates to us.

A Pic of Tamare Egypt Built By Us

Afrikan Amercians, Nubian Melaninites, Nuwaupians

From looking at this pic, you can see what we can still do

with a liberated mind! As the Sankofa saying goes looking

back to move forward for the liberation of our minds

children, and adults alike for a better world to aline with


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our original purpose as care takers of this planet. As

opposed to imperialism that has been spread throughout

mother Afrika and the world over for the last 6,000 years

but this my child shall soon end for we are now entering a

Nu-era, which should be apparent to you the Nubian child

with the election of a black president it is truly a nu-day.

Nubian People in The Americas practicing our culture in the Now


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Texts of Our-story

Pert m Heru (The Book of Coming Forth by Day) Hermetic Wisdom of Tehuti Wisdom of Amun Hotep Kemetic Diet

Falsification of African Consciousness

How to Eat to Live Know Thy Self Community of Self Holy Tablets

Teachers

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad Tehuti Im-hotep Dr. Muata Ashby


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Naim Akbar Amos N Wilson Dr. Malachi Z York Atum Re sen Atum re Haru hotep Tar

Dr. Jewell Pookrum

Dr. Faheem Judah El Sara Suten Seti Dr. Phil Valentine Bobby Hemit Dr. Sebi Dr. Oyibo

We have many teachers of our-story past and present

whos writings, lectures, dvds, are available via the


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internet and various black bookstores across the globe.

Which will aid you in your journey in learning our

history which we so affectionately call ourstory.

Neb Nyansapo NoopooH


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Tehuti coloring exercise for children


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