AKAN CONCEPT OF GOD - Kwame Aku  

the architecture went down hill after Egypt if true

Very much so. It all makes sense the way he breaks down the names. I myself now understand my name Kwa Mena! Incredible. But Ta Meri fell into idolatry! They abandoned the True YHWH!

I’m from Senegal and let me tell you you that pretty much all the western African come from there this man is absolutely right

Or the Egyptians were descendants of the Akan? Why does everything to do with African well being and history somehow fall back to Egypt?

​@@King-walo bruh all Africans including northern, western, eastern and southern even our black people out the African continent comes from there.

The akans in particular not all ghanaians even the bible is more of akans than any other tribes.

So why what they left behind when they fled still stood today as ruins. But they couldn’t replicate that culture & architecture in Ghana?

@@dhatijawboy4821 he only mentioned it shortly in the video but actually there were more tribes, some/most still exist, AND the spiritual technology IS NOT LOST but we don't have access because we're not vibing that high yet

​@@dhatijawboy4821most of them dispersed. Some Akans were left behind in Gao, songhai or old Ghana empire, ivory Coast and Nigeria. The terrain in Kemet isn't the same as that in the forest zone in the western coast of Africa.

​@@ixjaguaroracle8595precisely

Yes, it is the same with most beliefs. Colonialism really has destroyed a lot of beautiful concepts and spiritualities. The good thing is people are rediscovering these beliefs and going back to their roots... like I am! :)

​@@Iyana🫡

You need to come to Ghana our motherland to reunite with our ancestors. I’m from here Ghana 🇬🇭 I will show you around bro. Peace ☮️

Ashanti Is not family. The Asante is United group of Akans. Nobody can say I am an Ashanti . History has been twisted. You are either an aduana asona etc

Yahweh is a canaanite/isrealite deity.

And what the hell is that going to do ??? Lol

@@keishacruickshank3884 Go read your bible.

How does a "him" create all life. Everything has a mother

@@proverbalizer Read the Bible.

I need t pin this 👍🏾

I do agree with you, but I see nothing wrong with people viewing the earth as a woman. Very much like the primordial Greek Goddess, Gaea (Gaia), Asase Yaa is a personification of the earth, attributed to the beauty and fertility of the woman. The Akan people view the Earth as a female spirit, as women give birth to new life, Asase Yaa gives birth to the earth and its properties. I still feel that God / The Goddess is the source of all life and creation, but it is easier for people to personify the divine in this way. The same is done for almost all other deities. :)

@@Iyana Mother Earth is not the creator of the universe. In this case I’m talking about the creator. Anyways, I agree with you if you say Earth is a goddess because she produces. Nammu gave birth to the first gods/deities. AN (the god of HEAVEN) and KI (the earth goddess) Nammu was originally a personification of the primeval sea as the beginning of the world and one of the mother goddess. But the forces/energies behind everything is what is termed as the Almighty or the creator. Apart from the almighty we had other creators like Enki creating humans.

@@HommiezAh yes, I agree that the creator is easier referred to with gender nuetral pronouns. I refer to it as The Great Spirit (in honor of my Choctaw heritage, they reffered to God / The universe as this). Do you have any book suggestions when it comes to this topic? It is rather hard for me to find information but your comment was very informative!

@@Iyana **The Essene Book of Creation*** **Eridu, The Sumerian Epic of Creation** I think they have audio content on RU-vid. But since you are awaken you will understand it in your own way or through your spiritual journey. Thank you

@Nation of Saba, You are very right… The name AKAN embodies all Afrikans because AKAN means The First Ones, aka The First Peoples of this Earth, which includes all peoples of Afrikan descent on the continent as well as in the diaspora.

@@globalcetzen5271The word Akan is the accurate interpretation of the word Kush and or Ha-Besha. It's the name of "Isri" used by the Ibri (Aruba) in the west Nile. it actually means "the empire" or "the land people", "the sun land". Ka means "herd" it's the synonym for Saba (Sepat) which is Nome in Greek. Like "Mauretania" was originally Amaureka, land of the Muur (Amurkus/Marakesh/Morocco/America)

@@nationofsaba2760 I love this ish. Learning about our Story is priceless

Oh yes Ghana is very powerful, but it's also the most brain washed, it's supposed to be the western heart of Khemenu rivaling only the East Kushites but Colonialism and Christianity

And the Congo

The Akan are actually from Ghana, with some of its people on the other side of the Atlantic.

Yes, the Nilotes in East Africa and many of the West African groups like the Akan and Yoruba are actually the same people. I see it linguistically, phenotypically and culturally.

We are all Bantu ppl we have the same ancestry as Bantu Africans

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That is because George Lucas stole the Star Wars concept from ancient Afrika

confirming that yes, the ancient wisdom was stolen. They can't create anything, everything they show you is a distorted image/reflection of the truth in the akash records

happening already, come up sistar!

I understand what you mean. I always ignore the syncretism.

Read it again... it says alot about us in the old testament.

@@shariafrika Who is "us"?

Who are the isrealist

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His name is Kwame Aku. This is an old video so you may not find him in today's social media spaces. However, this knowledge is becoming more revived in Africa so if you come to West Africa (e.g Ghana) you may easily find someone to explain and illustrate these things to you

Check the YT channel: Odwirafo.

Agreed!

I hear you, the brother knowledge is gold....now for spelling his main words you might need to go back several times and get what you need, myself im going back to write down his main points myself don't get me wrong all what he said was very important but some of us is looking for different things to hold or learn, I truly enjoy this video..

@@horseshoes3523 thank you. Good idea

Kwaku

Kwa:aku Kwaku.... Wednesday male born.

Couldn't quite make out the word/name he pronounced..cause if he did say Tehuti (or a variation of) oh joy.. ......answered prayer

I was born late Sunday night Monday morning ironically...

That’s why I stopped watching…

Me too to honest.

He was explaining to a male audience. A woman will explain the female days. That's the culture.

@@jon_s Where did it say in the video or by the recorders of the video that it was a male only audience? I couldn't find that. I have been instructed by teachers from that part of West Africa before and only certain topics would have single gender groupings, and this wouldn't be one of them. And references throughout the sharing of knowledge from the teacher would make reference to there being female or male folks only in the group present. Also, if it is truly meant for males only as you say, there is incredible disrespect by the producers in posting this video and giving access to everyone. So, my opening question to you remains, and it is sincere, I'm not asking to start an argument between us.

@@xinavaneify Your teachers were right about single gender groupings and this is actually one of them. I am from West Africa here the female things are usually explained by the Matriarchs or the lead female in the community. If the topic has gender specificity (like the one he's explaining), then a patriarch or head male explains the male aspect and a lead woman explains the female aspect. It may not make sense to you but in Africa this is common sense, especially due to the ways our languages are structured. The lead female will always be able to explain better to females about the female things and the lead male will do the same for his gender. That's why we have gender-specific societies in which youths join to learn things and do activities relating to their own gender. Going through one of such societies usually gives us a consciousness relating to our own specific gender so we stay in our masculine speak our topics only. For example, I was raised in Ekpe (lion) cult that is only for males. If I were to explain spirituality, I would do so from the Devine masculine perspective. The women from the Abang, Ekombi, Moni-Nkim or Ndem (female cults) will come at things from their own female perspective. That's just how it is. That's why all our societies have Patriarchs and Matriarchs to mentor their own gender group. I believe that Kwame Aku in this video did not deliberately exclude the female side for any reason of discrimination or anything like that. It's just not in his consiousness to mentor females

When you water plants you water yourself. Keep that in mind because Asaase Yaa, the plant and humans are connected.

@@Hommiez Thank you so much. I will remember this as I continue to water the plants 💚🙏🏾

@@Iyana you always welcome. A true goddess🤲🏾

@@Hommiez Ase 🙏🏾🤍🍃

Do you own this video?

Greeting, ease explain this to me. How is America, Eygpt? Because we in the states have been lied to.

@@WTAL MORMONISM

@@akhandhan6620 Blessings and peace to you. Are you replying to aay that the man in the video's name is Mormonism? Or that is his fb name/ page?

@@eyeam111 sOURCE OF AMERIKKKA IS EGYPT@ MORMONISM!!!

@@WTAL they say the Grand Canyon is Egypt 😟. All of these continents were very close to each other, Amexem,

No

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Just say no to drugs and THAT false reality 😂

The devil has deceived you with Islam!! Mohammed is dead and will not save you so repent and find Christ.

ISLAM ALSO HAD A SLAVE TRADE KILLING MILLIONS OF AFRICAN MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN THAT LASTED FOR OVER A THOUSAND YEARS..

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And what do you have to say?

Another waste object called vadics tobbis

Do a video and challenge what he said.

U are delusional