Kemetic Astrology Class
A Journey Through Time and Self-Discovery
Baba Metu explores ancient Kemetic culture, focusing on timekeeping systems, the symbolism of Goddesses and their associated organs, the duality of the brain and body, the seven levels of the Duat (afterlife), planetary and celestial cycles, and the Kemetic calendar.
Baba Metu interweaves mythological, historical, and scientific perspectives, examining the significance of various Kemeyic symbols and their metaphorical interpretations.
A recurring theme is the interconnectedness of different aspects of life, from the human body to the cosmos.
Specific attention is paid to the influence of Kemetic knowledge on other cultures and its relevance to our modern understanding of spirituality and the human experience.
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In this course we’ll be Unveiling the Secrets of Time: We’ll explore the history of calendars, setting the stage for understanding comedic time. We’ll delve into the development of calendars throughout history and even touch upon ancient global timekeeping, including the megalithic structures in South Africa dating back as far as 75,000 to 200,000 years, aligned with celestial events. You’ll learn about solar, lunar, and stellar calendars, all incorporated into the Kemetic Calendar Project. We will also examine how our ancestors developed water clocks and sundials
Unveiling the Rhythms of Time: A Journey Through Ancient Timekeeping Practices – Delves into ancient timekeeping practices, specifically focusing on the Kemetic understanding of time and its cyclical nature.
This class covers the history of timekeeping.
The timeline of timekeepers includes the Tally Stick from Africa (80,000 y/o), Warren Field in Scotland (8,000 y/o), the Lebombo Bone from Africa (40,000 y/o), and the South African Calendar (200-75,000 y/o)
Your Master Key – Introduces the 4 Elements.
The foundational principles of Kemetic astrology, providing students with the key to interpreting its wisdom.
The Master Key In this class we will explore the Kemetic Creation Story, the Subjective and Objective Realms, and the concept of “The Common Denominator”.
The class also covers Human Behavioral Biology, including the qualities of Moist and Dry and their relation to sensitivity.
It contrasts introverts (Cold) and extroverts (Hot).
The course will mention the four elements (Water, Air, Fire, Earth) and qualities (Cold, Hot, Moist, Dry) and their connection to Kemet.
Cycles in Our Lives – Examines the cyclical nature of life through a Kemetic lens, emphasizing the recurring patterns and their influence on individual experiences.
This class will cover the four energies of Amen (Fedu Neteru M Amen), the subjective and objective realms, and how these manifest in everyday life.
The class may explore cyclical energy using the image of a snake wrapped around a stick, and the concept of “spirit”
Duality and Binary System – Explores the Kemetic principle of duality and its manifestation in various aspects of life, including cosmology, symbolism, and personal growth.
This class will explore the duality of the brain, including the functions of the left and right brain such as segregative and congregative thinking.
It will also cover the duality of the body
The 7 Levels of the Netherworld (Duat) – Introduces the Duat, the Kemetic underworld, and its seven levels, providing a deeper understanding of the soul’s journey after life.
This class discusses the Duat, which comprises all frequencies of electromagnetic radiation that propagate energy.
It lists the seven prime levels of the Duat, including Khat (physical body), Khaib-t (shadow), Sahu (spiritual body), Ab (heart), Shekem (power), Khu (in-Lighten-ment), and Ba (self-realized).
Melanin and the Duat (The Inner Planes) – Connects the concept of melanin to the Duat, exploring the spiritual significance of melanin within the Kemetic understanding of the inner planes.
Class 8: Roman Months and their Meaning – Offers a comparative perspective by examining the meanings attributed to Roman months, providing context for understanding Kemetic months.
This class will cover the Roman and Julian calendars, and the Gregorian calendar.
We may also cover the history of Rome.
Additionally, the class may cover the Roman month names and their meanings
Kemetic Months and Their Meaning – Delves into the significance of each Kemetic month, exploring their associated Neteru, energies, and influences on individual lives.
This class will discuss the Kemetic month names and their meanings.
We will also discuss Sen-Mut and the Astronomical Ceiling.
Kemetic Constellations – Introduces the key constellations within the Kemetic astronomical system, revealing their symbolism and connection to deities and cosmic principles.
This class cover what constellations are, the definition of the word constellation, and what the stars were called in Kemetic culture.
The Four Netert (Goddesses) of Heaven – Explores the prominent role of the four goddesses of heaven in Kemetic cosmology, highlighting their attributes and influence on creation and celestial order.
The Four Children of Heru (Horus) – Examines the significance of the four sons of Heru, their association with the cardinal directions, and their protective roles in the afterlife.
