Saturday, August 30, 2008

Musing: Xtian (Christian) Wicca

The roots of today's so-called "mainstream (Abrahamic) world religions" have absolutely evolved out of culturally indigenous religio-spiritual practices of our ancestors.

The prevailing "rhetorical" questions remain:

1. Who "borrowed" from whom?
(This answer is obvious based upon historical truths!)

2. Are not all so-called Abrahamic world religions of today Pagan in deference to the same culturally indigenous religio-spiritual practices of our ancestors?

All in all, and please take note of the true and actual definition, meaning, or etymology (i.e., the study of the origin and history of words) of the terms Wicca, Witchcraft, Pagan, Witch, Paganism, etc. None of these words or terminologies actually support what the misinformed mainstream religious "pundits" have created, promoted, disseminated, and perpetuated for centuries through the here and now!

Thus, how does anyone proclaim or affirm that there is a spiritual connection between the diverse belief systems of Wicca (nature-based, polytheistic, pantheistic, matriarchal and patriarchal, and goddess (yin)-god (yang) forms) and Christianity (monotheistic and patriarchal ONLY--and always out of balance and out of synchronization
within the universe, the universal forces of nature, the energies of life and spirit within the cosmos which has contributed majorly to chaos globally during all of our mundane presentations of everyday life).

Hetep-u!

Frater Kheti A. Sahure
Temple of Kemetic Wicca

Monday, July 28, 2008

Musing 07.28.08

Concerning ethnocultural practices from the ancient to the modern, one must distinguish between what is in fact indigenous cultural community, culinary, ritual, and religio-spiritual practices. These practices should be learned about, studied, taught, and understood first and foremost so that there is no ambiguity regarding the vast differences between cultures. By doing so, one begins to loosen his or her personal bonds (restraints) of ignorance thus increasing one's knowledge, understanding, and tolerance of ethnocultural practices different from one's own.

Sunday, July 27, 2008

Fear and Ignorance

"...fear feeds on ignorance and starves on a diet of fact."
~ Bon Houngan Reve We Chemen Ginen,

Vodou Shaman [2003]

Monday, July 21, 2008

Codex Sinaiticus

"1,600-year-old version of Bible goes online
Technology brings one of oldest cultural artifacts accessible to everyone..."

Full Story -
Reuters
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25785089

Editorial Note:
One should ponder how the Codex Sinaiticus compares and will be compared with the Aramaic, Coptic, Latin, Syriac, etc. versions (i.e., interpretations).

Sunday, July 20, 2008

Of Matter, Consciousness, and Occult Metaphysics

The Consciousness of the Atom
Alice A. Bailey
[1922]

Source:
http://www.sacred-texts.com/eso/cota/index.htm