I explain the astrological significance of October as the "gate of birth and death," advising silence and reflection during this volatile period opposite the Taurus sign. I delve into the numerology of "Code 9" as a symbol of endings and new beginnings, using recent political events in Kenya as metaphors for spiritual transition
The Season of Reflection.
I want to welcome back the family who are returning to their African roots and those seeking to know their origins. Currently, I do not have any other active classes aside from the Gen Z class. As students of the old ways know, October is usually a time for holidays or a break, but I am offering a few small teachings ("dondoo"). This is because, in my astrological chart, this period represents the gate of birth and death it is exactly six months after birth, making it a time when calamities can easily strike.
The Astrology of October and Silence.
For me, this season is the direct opposite of the star of Taurus. Being six months post-birth, it represents a spiritual fall or a critical turning point. Because of the heavy energy during this "gate of birth and death," I have decided to stay quiet; this is my time for deep meditation and reflection ("kutafakari"). I urge you to look at your own charts to see what star sits opposite you during this time, as it will bring significant effects.
Changes to the Class Schedule.
I am pausing the lessons on Traditions and the Constitution that I started yesterday. I have provided a link for new students to join a free class that will begin on November 1st. Usually, I offer free lessons in August and September because that is the true African New Year. Just as schools and universities begin their year in September, spiritual learning follows this cycle. November will pick up where we left off, but for now, share the link with those in critical need of knowledge.
The Power of Number 9.
We must understand that number 9 represents the end of a matter and the start of something new. In our Rosary, we say 108, and when you add 1+0+8, you get 9. This number signifies the completion of a cycle and the beginning of a fresh one. This is why academic years and serious endeavors often start around the ninth month; it is a universal code for resetting the clock and beginning a new chapter of life.
The Metaphor of Death and Resurrection.
I sent news about the events in Kenya, mentioning "Odinga Oginga" and the IGP (Inspector General of Police). The IGP said he wanted to "go home early," and for those with eyes to see, this is a metaphor for the spirit leaving the body to be born again. When one unites with the spirit, the old self dies to be anointed anew—this is the true meaning of "Christ" or the anointed one. It is a transition where the physical body may "die" or resign so that a new, powerful body or state of being can rise.
The Necessity of Seeking Power.
This education is "forbidden knowledge" that has been kept secret, but you must seek it. Since the days of John the Baptist, the Kingdom has been taken by the forceful. You must find power ("Nguvu"). Do not wait for people to defend you or hold your hand; institutions and systems are changing. If you lack power, remain silent, learn this secret knowledge, meditate, and build a new life where you are the master of your destiny.
I explain the astrological significance of October as the "gate of birth and death," advising silence and reflection during this volatile period opposite the Taurus sign. I delve into the numerology of "Code 9" as a symbol of endings and new beginnings, using recent political events in Kenya as metaphors for spiritual transition
The Season of Reflection.
I want to welcome back the family who are returning to their African roots and those seeking to know their origins. Currently, I do not have any other active classes aside from the Gen Z class. As students of the old ways know, October is usually a time for holidays or a break, but I am offering a few small teachings ("dondoo"). This is because, in my astrological chart, this period represents the gate of birth and death it is exactly six months after birth, making it a time when calamities can easily strike.
The Astrology of October and Silence.
For me, this season is the direct opposite of the star of Taurus. Being six months post-birth, it represents a spiritual fall or a critical turning point. Because of the heavy energy during this "gate of birth and death," I have decided to stay quiet; this is my time for deep meditation and reflection ("kutafakari"). I urge you to look at your own charts to see what star sits opposite you during this time, as it will bring significant effects.
Changes to the Class Schedule.
I am pausing the lessons on Traditions and the Constitution that I started yesterday. I have provided a link for new students to join a free class that will begin on November 1st. Usually, I offer free lessons in August and September because that is the true African New Year. Just as schools and universities begin their year in September, spiritual learning follows this cycle. November will pick up where we left off, but for now, share the link with those in critical need of knowledge.
The Power of Number 9.
We must understand that number 9 represents the end of a matter and the start of something new. In our Rosary, we say 108, and when you add 1+0+8, you get 9. This number signifies the completion of a cycle and the beginning of a fresh one. This is why academic years and serious endeavors often start around the ninth month; it is a universal code for resetting the clock and beginning a new chapter of life.
The Metaphor of Death and Resurrection.
I sent news about the events in Kenya, mentioning "Odinga Oginga" and the IGP (Inspector General of Police). The IGP said he wanted to "go home early," and for those with eyes to see, this is a metaphor for the spirit leaving the body to be born again. When one unites with the spirit, the old self dies to be anointed anew—this is the true meaning of "Christ" or the anointed one. It is a transition where the physical body may "die" or resign so that a new, powerful body or state of being can rise.
The Necessity of Seeking Power.
This education is "forbidden knowledge" that has been kept secret, but you must seek it. Since the days of John the Baptist, the Kingdom has been taken by the forceful. You must find power ("Nguvu"). Do not wait for people to defend you or hold your hand; institutions and systems are changing. If you lack power, remain silent, learn this secret knowledge, meditate, and build a new life where you are the master of your destiny.
I explain the astrological significance of October as the "gate of birth and death," advising silence and reflection during this volatile period opposite the Taurus sign. I delve into the numerology of "Code 9" as a symbol of endings and new beginnings, using recent political events in Kenya as metaphors for spiritual transition
The Season of Reflection.
I want to welcome back the family who are returning to their African roots and those seeking to know their origins. Currently, I do not have any other active classes aside from the Gen Z class. As students of the old ways know, October is usually a time for holidays or a break, but I am offering a few small teachings ("dondoo"). This is because, in my astrological chart, this period represents the gate of birth and death it is exactly six months after birth, making it a time when calamities can easily strike.
The Astrology of October and Silence.
For me, this season is the direct opposite of the star of Taurus. Being six months post-birth, it represents a spiritual fall or a critical turning point. Because of the heavy energy during this "gate of birth and death," I have decided to stay quiet; this is my time for deep meditation and reflection ("kutafakari"). I urge you to look at your own charts to see what star sits opposite you during this time, as it will bring significant effects.
Changes to the Class Schedule.
I am pausing the lessons on Traditions and the Constitution that I started yesterday. I have provided a link for new students to join a free class that will begin on November 1st. Usually, I offer free lessons in August and September because that is the true African New Year. Just as schools and universities begin their year in September, spiritual learning follows this cycle. November will pick up where we left off, but for now, share the link with those in critical need of knowledge.
The Power of Number 9.
We must understand that number 9 represents the end of a matter and the start of something new. In our Rosary, we say 108, and when you add 1+0+8, you get 9. This number signifies the completion of a cycle and the beginning of a fresh one. This is why academic years and serious endeavors often start around the ninth month; it is a universal code for resetting the clock and beginning a new chapter of life.
The Metaphor of Death and Resurrection.
I sent news about the events in Kenya, mentioning "Odinga Oginga" and the IGP (Inspector General of Police). The IGP said he wanted to "go home early," and for those with eyes to see, this is a metaphor for the spirit leaving the body to be born again. When one unites with the spirit, the old self dies to be anointed anew—this is the true meaning of "Christ" or the anointed one. It is a transition where the physical body may "die" or resign so that a new, powerful body or state of being can rise.
The Necessity of Seeking Power.
This education is "forbidden knowledge" that has been kept secret, but you must seek it. Since the days of John the Baptist, the Kingdom has been taken by the forceful. You must find power ("Nguvu"). Do not wait for people to defend you or hold your hand; institutions and systems are changing. If you lack power, remain silent, learn this secret knowledge, meditate, and build a new life where you are the master of your destiny.
