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2017
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Mary Seacole. Proud of her Jamaican and Scottish roots. And a true blue heroine.
MARY SEACOLE
Does the name sound familiar? Â Mary ( nee Grant ) was born in 1805. She was a black Jamaican woman but also Scottish. During her early years in the Caribbean, Mary learned a great deal about herbs.
Despite having limited human rights, Mary endeared herself to the old woman she worked for and was treated as if she was indeed ‘ one of the family’. This is surely a testament to the kind of person Mary was. And because of this, Mary was able to receive an education that would otherwise have been out of reach for a Mulatto.
Mary’s personal life was not easy but is very inspirational. It is well worth reading. When the Crimean War broke out, Mary volunteered and arrived in Europe with the second contingent of nurses. By this time Mary was highly experienced in treating people and threw herself whole-heartedly into caring for the soldiers....Mother Seacole was unafraid to go out with the troops as they fought their way over the Crimea region. She saved many many lives and improved the sanitation of the hospitals. Mary provided not only physical care, but had a true compassionate soul. I can’t write everything concerning Mary’s life, I encourage you to look her up and read about this amazing Caribbean lady. Dare I suggest it, but I wonder if we never hear about her because she was not white? Florence Nightingale gets ALL the credit, ALL the glory, and is the only nurse we are taught about in school. It’s as if Florence alone went out in compassion and made the improvements to health care. But we know better.
Mary Seacole...I salute you !
My African Lady statuette. The latest addition to my ornaments, courtesy of Amazon.
WTF?!
Just recently one of the BBC channels have been showing documentaries about race prejudice. How typical it is within races of every colour!. Some of the documentaries were in America, where people grow up into it because their forefathers owned slaves. In Britain it seems to be based on fear of mass immigration. What both of them had in common was the belief that White American/ White British culture is being eradicated.Â
To some degree I can see it IS happening, but that is down to our own government ( in GB ) eradicating such things as Maypole festivities, flying the Union Jack on our town hall poles, and just lately there is an attempt to ban Christmas in some public places - because it offends Muslims.
I can’t answer for the USA, but when successive generations stick their fingers up at the traditions, and more importantly, the deep values that were fought for during WWII....by Anglosaxons, by Ghurkas, by Sikhs and Africans from the ‘Dark continent’....they are worse than the immigrants who come demanding favouritism.
I wish that people would get over skin colour and find the people that value life, equality, law and order and opportunities for all, and who live peacefully with their neighbours.Regardless of colour.
The real ‘undesirables’ are bigots, the religious intolerant and those who believe in master races or god’s chosen people. I dislike English lazy benefit spongers as much as I dislike arrogant immigrants refusing to learn English yet expecting to get jobs here.Â
DECLARATIONS OF THE RIGHTEOUS #30,31 and 33
Of course there are some statements missing from the list, but I don’t want to be repetitious as they cover our speech- life. Standing out from these are some of the toughest challenges to live out...I WILL NOT BE PREJUDICED.
#30 I WILL NOT BE PREJUDICED!!. When I was younger, I could have boasted this quite easily. But now? I realize that I have BECOME prejudiced. My Scottish mother brought me up to be tolerant and UNprejudiced. Unfortunately, my English father is not the same, but at least I had a choice whose voice I paid attention to. However as I go through life, experience is the greater teacher, and if I have enough of a particular experience with the same result - I’ll form an opinion.Â
I have become prejudiced against Tinkers ( a.k.a Travellers ) from such repetitious experiences. And I guess that if you take that to a GROUP  of people, then it becomes even harder to break away from ingrained views and attitudes towards others. I wonder what prejudice is...hate? distrust? instinct? a sense/belief in one’s own superiority? Maybe it’s fear of being something less than the person/people. I don’t really know, but I do know that it’s one of the hardest statements to be able to say with truth.
#31 I WILL NOT BE AN EAVESDROPPER...sometimes I can not help but overhear what others say. Sometimes I can. But either way, it is up to me what I am going to do with what I heard. Am I going to go off and repeat it? The sure way to avoid becoming a gossipmonger is to not develop a liking for overhearing those juicy morsels. ‘I will not...’ is the key to avoiding the whole issue, by applying the willpower the gods gave us to be self-disciplined.
#33 I WILL NOT COMMIT TREASON AGAINST MY ANCESTORS. Isn’t this the one statement most open to interpretation? What would be treason? How can you commit treason against the dead?. To me, as a British person, it would be the turning of our backs on the very values that a generation went to war for and gave their lives to defend. So much of British culture has died out in a mere 3 generations since the second world war. Today’s generation consider it all too old-fashioned and thus not worth continuing. Treason against our ancestors is to cheapen the cultural heritage that we inherited, to not honour the surname we inherited by living a life worthy of honour. What is to be gained by sexual promiscuity? By a lifestyle of thievery and deceit? By white boys pretending to be ‘black’ gangsters or black people not knowing their cultural heritage and just going along with the Western mindset? Sure, racists will twist this to suit exclusion and oppression of others, but that is because of the lack of Ma’at in their understanding. At the end of the day, it is up to each person how they will honour their ancestors.
Heru wise ruler and heir of Ausar
DECLARATIONS OF THE RIGHTEOUS #23 /24
# 23 I WILL NOT CAUSE TERROR
#24 I WILL NOT POLLUTE THE EARTH
Terror! Oh my gosh! Such a powerful word. There is no gradual build up of emotion here, this is the pinnacle of fear, and it implies the very threat of one’s life is at hand. So I guess that there are not many of us who could come close to causing such a state in those around us. Yet a word that comes to mind is TERRORIST. War is evolving, and the ‘rules of engagement’ have changed so many times. I recall when I was a child and I feared anyone Irish because of the IRA. My family served in the forces, but even civilians were targets of the IRA.
No-one was safe...and now we are no more safer than before. Different terrorists with different goals, but the same result when they strike.
I would like to quote CHEIKH ANTA DIOP when I look for a root to this terror that knows no boundaries...’European Cradle of civilization.....cruel and aggressive...self-centred....practice male superiority...white supremacy...fear of stangers...’
Now you will find the full version of the ‘two cradles theory’ in the RA SEKHI book one by REKHIT.K.N.Y. NEBTHET, and although I can agree with most of what is pointed out in contrasts of the 2 cultures, by no means do I accept the black and white ( excuse the idiom) lists, as if one culture were so pure while the other is so evil. WE ALL HAVE GOOD AND BAD ABOUT OURSELVES, AND THE SAME IS TRUE WITH ANY GROUP OF PEOPLE.
I see this so much when I read peoples’ comments and replies to each other on the internet forums, youtube channel etc. People ready to tear others apart from the safety of their anonymosity, their avatars and fake IDs. Insulting people and vilifying them because of their skin colour is easy when that person lives on another continent to you. But what I see from these arsewipes of all colours is that they are just confirming to the other side that racism is alive and well and the US AND THEM mentality never dies.
Internet Trolls like to terrorize people that don’t share their hatred. One guy would not believe I am white, simply because I ‘liked’ some-one’s video (posted by a black person ). When I scrolled through the comments I was sickened to see most of the commments were by the same man slagging off a culture.
Then people like him wonder why the twin towers were blown up?
And I guess that the next statement is an apt one to follow...pollution. It is everywhere. Nothing needs to be said about physical pollution. I know about my body, mother earth, my local area. It is the other pollution - ELECTROMAGNETIC, and spiritual vibes. Those unseen ways in which the Earth suffers when we over-use electronic devices, bombarding nature and ourselves with an energy that has an affect on what it touches. Light pollution is already being linked to poor sleep patterns in people that leads to exhaustion and short tempers. It is linked to the change in the way birds behave. This is just food for thought, after all, no-one knew of the effects nuclear fallout would have until they dropped the first bomb.
GREETING THE DAWN : Nubian pharoahs...I would like to see more about them on the history channel !!!!!
Wisdom of Medusa...
Path-working is a great pagan discipline, and one of the best rewards I received recently was to receive wisdom from Medusa. Not all of it is for public sharing, but in essence, this African goddess helped me to see that the reason why I have some misfortunes repeat in my life is because I fail to recognise my faulty logic - mistakes get repeated not because I’m thick but because I haven’t yet recognised the mistake as a mistake. AND WHY WOULD THAT BE?Â
Because parents teach their children mistakes. They say ‘this is how to do this...how to deal with that person....this is the best way...’ And we accept what we are taught because they mean well for us, and hey - they know what they’re talking about, right?
Not always. Some things pass from generation to generation without change. And it takes an influence from elsewhere or a revelation to change that pattern of thought.
Medusa CAN be looked in the eye; and for those who see past the Greek distortion of this Libyan deity, rather than be ‘turned to stone’ by our weaknesses, we can be empowered to change and succeed in life.
The dreadlocks that inspired a head of Snakes?...
BLACK Â ATHENA
I have had the most amazing journey spiritually so far, even though I have not found a group to belong to. The Goddess revealed to me the need to face the ‘dark’ side of my Self - those aspects that I felt ashamed/ frightened of..that part of me that others sense and revile..those passions and thoughts that are not politically correct. In answer to my request that the Goddess reveal what my darker self could be symbolized by..I had powerful dreams that led me to MEDUSA. And how appropriate, as many people consider me to be ugly, I felt an affinity immediately. So I sought to know Medusa beyond the popular myth of her beheading by Perseus.
This seeking of Medusa has led to the revelation that neither she nor her punisher - Athena, were Greek at all. NOT EVEN EUROPEAN! digging deeper by researching through history of migrations, cultural interactions and invasions, I discover that Athena is NEITH is ANATH of Africa. Worshipped in what is now Tunisia, And far from being an enemy, she was one part of a trinity which included MEDUSA/ MEDOUSA.Â
Perhaps it was my intuition that told me I should have suspected that a society that denied the Feminine Power would do something like this, but I was not surprised to discover these facts.
So I went on the Amazon site and bought this amazing book ‘BLACK ATHENA’ by Martin Bernal. To fully understand the African roots of European paganism. Of course this may not apply to the Heathen spirituality of the Germanic and Celtic folks - but who knows? ( After all, the Scots claim a Pharoah’s daughter as the founder and name-giver of their tribe).Â
My journey with Medusa is not yet done, but in discovering who she truly is and the true role she plays and in discovering her power - I find that behind my own ugly mask is a great and powerful ( inner ) beauty.
Just for the sake of it!
The beauty of the Black Forest mountains and valleys, which I had the pleasure of discovering on my first holiday abroad. There were plenty of sculptures made from nature to be found....I particularly like this GREEN MAN.
An alternative flag for Egypt. NOT MY INVENTION. It was on Pinterest and I wish they would adopt it !