Twin Flame Revolution: African Traditional Spirituality Parallels Quantum Physics .
Quantum Physics Thus Reveals a Basic Oneness of The Universe.-Erwin Schrodinger
And the Two Shall Become “ONE”.
The first people to populate Europe were the Black people. They were called Grimaldi.
The first people to populate England were black people. They were known as Beaker.
The first people to populate India were black people. They were known as the Dravidians.
The first people to populate Japan were black people. They were known as as Masaba Negroes, Mulembe, Kamakua, Gasile. They came from Africa.
They populated Japan, that’s why Japanese names are like Ugandan names; Takahara, Nakamura, Kato, Toyota. All these because the first Japanese were black people.
In Ancient Times humanity went through five (5) stages of development. In the first stage is known as Australopithecus (Black). Where were they living? Africa. How long? 5.5 million years ago. Who was living in Europe that time? No one! Who was living in Asia that time? No one! Who was living in America North that time? No one! Who was living in America South that time? No one! Bismarck? No one! Achipelago? No one! Australia? No one! Tonga? None! Haiti, Fiji? None!
Humanity was only here in Africa.
3.5 millions years ago, Homo Habilis, where was he living? Africa. Was he living elsewhere? No!
1.5 million years ago, humanity at the stage of Homo Erectus; the African that walks upright. Where was he living? Here in Africa.
He lives to populate the world. Humanity passes through the Gulf of Eden and crosses into India. And then he goes through Kenya, Mijikenda, That in Australia and populates all the Island in between.
Avoid this Israel, avoid this Jordan, avoid this Syria.
Humanity also discovers fire.
According to wikipedia.com, a culture hero might be credited as the discoverer of fire, agriculture, songs, traditions, laws and religion.
Then 150,000 years, modern man known as Homo Sapien. The oldest homo Sapien born is discovered in Omo Valley in Ethiopia and Kenya.
Humanity started where? Here in Africa. Humanity then moves with his feet and his cows, mobile foods and his language, articulated symbolic language and his brain, a big acronym and humanity populates Europe.
Humanity is the first person to populate Europe about 40,000 years ago known as Grimaldi.
In Ancient times, the whole world belonged to the Black Man, the Black Woman.
Blacks are the people who populated the world. The Africans are the people who populated the world and gave birth to everybody else.
And quiet significantly, I am telling you this as a a Scholar, African Mystic and the Bono King, that in ancient times the only people who were on Earth were black people and their ancestors.
Black people are the people of the Scriptures. All scriptures, be it the Rig Veda, the Nama Pali, the Perum Peru, the Papyrus of Ani, the Papyrus of Uneva, the Quran, the Bible, the book of Zoroaster, the Epic of Gilgamesh, is all about black people.
But I know that majority of us have might not heard about this information. Why? Because when White people colonized the world, they also colonized the information about the world.
The Curse of the Black People, the Grimaldi’s.
Every great dynasty has a curse. In politics, it’s the Kennedys, and in royalty, it’s the Grimaldis, who have been the victims of unhappy marriages and untimely deaths across the generations (By Isaac Bickerstaff, 2021).
Legend has it that back in the 13th century, Prince Rainier I kidnapped and raped a beautiful maiden, who became a witch to get her revenge.
She cursed the prince’s family for generations to come, saying, "Never will a Grimaldi find true happiness in marriage" ( abcnews.go.com).
It is said a spell was put on the Grimaldi family - which has ruled Monaco for more than 700 years - that meant none of their marriages would ever survive.
African Spirituality & Quantum Physics- The Parallels.
For nearly a century, physicists have argued over how to interpret quantum physics. But reality exists independent of any interpretation.
By creating two entangled photons from a pre-existing system and separating them by great distances, we can ‘teleport’ information about the state of one by measuring the state of the other, even from extraordinarily different locations.
Interpretations of quantum physics that demand both locality and realism cannot account for a myriad of observations, but multiple interpretations all appear to be equally good. This is the foundational concept of Quantum Physics.
African traditional spirituality on the other hand and quantum physics reveal striking parallels, suggesting that African spirituality’s metaphysical insights align with quantum mechanics' foundational principles.
This comparison highlights the potential for integrating ancient wisdom with modern scientific principles to foster Africa Unity.
Quantum physics studies the behavior of particles at the smallest scales, revealing a world of uncertainty and probabilities in which particles can exist in multiple states simultaneously until observed (Schlosshauer, 2011).
Quantum Physics introduces concepts such as superposition and entanglement, challenging classical understandings of reality and underpinning technologies such as computers and MRI machines.
African traditional spirituality, encompassing diverse beliefs and practices across the continent, emphasises connection with ancestors, spirits, and the natural world (Mbiti, 1991).
Central concepts of African Spirituality include reverence for ancestors, respect for nature, and harmony with the cosmos (Idowu, 1962).
Spiritual leaders guide communities through rituals, offering insights into the spiritual realm and shaping daily life and cultural expression (Parrinder, 1954).
Holistic Understanding, Quantum Entanglement.
A fundamental parallel between African spirituality and quantum physics is their holistic perspectives.
African spirituality emphasises interconnectedness, mirroring the quantum physics principle of entanglement, where particles remain interconnected regardless of distance (Einstein, Podolsky, & Rosen, 1935).
The Dogon tribe's belief in the Nummo twins, representing duality and unity, parallels the wave-particle duality in quantum mechanics (Griaule, 1965).
African spirituality’s concept of "Sunsum" (spiritual energy) aligns with quantum physics' understanding that energy constitutes everything in the universe.
Akan ceremonies, using drumming patterns to resonate with spiritual energies, highlight an intrinsic understanding of vibrational energy that predates modern quantum physics (Osei, 2003).
This practice parallels quantum coherence and resonance theories (Asante & Mazama, 2009).
Libation, electromagnetic fields.
In African traditional spirituality, pouring libation honours ancestors or spiritual entities, believed to establish a connection between the physical and spiritual worlds (Asante, 2007).
This act, from a quantum perspective, may cause localised disturbances in the electromagnetic field.
Satellites contribute to this electromagnetic environment, suggesting a nuanced relationship between spiritual practices, natural phenomena and physical laws.
Non-locality, Ancestral Spirits.
The belief that ancestral spirits influence the living parallels quantum non-locality, where actions at a distance affect objects instantaneously.
This concept defies classical physics, as demonstrated by the EPR paradox (Aspect et al., 1982). African spirituality’s principle of "Ubuntu" which encompasses the interdependence of humans on another and the acknowledgment of one’s responsibility to their fellow humans and the world around them resonates with quantum entanglement, suggesting interconnectedness beyond spatial separation (Einstein, Podolsky, & Rosen, 1935).
Observer Effect, Consciousness, Reality.
Quantum physics' observer effect, illustrated by Schrödinger's cat, aligns with African beliefs in the power of perception and thought.
The Yoruba concept of "Ase" (power to make things happen) reflects the idea that observation influences reality, paralleling the observer effect in quantum mechanics (Abimbola, 1976).
This understanding underscores the significant role of consciousness in shaping reality.
Time, Space.
Quantum physics and African spirituality both challenge linear perspectives of time. Quantum mechanics suggests potential timelessness and interconnected events, while African spirituality views time as cyclical and multi-dimensional, emphasising interconnectedness (DeWitt, 1967; Asante, 2007).
The Akan belief in "Sankofa" exemplifies this cyclical view, reflecting natural rhythms and rebirth (Asante & Mazama, 2009).
Wave-particle duality, dual nature of existence Quantum physics' wave-particle duality finds its parallel in African cosmology’s dual aspects of existence.
The Akan and Yoruba people recognise the physical and spiritual realms as interconnected, with entities existing in both simultaneously (Abimbola, 1976).
This duality prefigures quantum mechanics' findings, suggesting a holistic understanding of reality.
Holistic Medicine, Quantum Healing.
African traditional medicine employs a holistic approach, treating individuals as interconnected systems.
This mirrors quantum healing, which considers both physical and non-physical factors in treatment.
Zulu healers use physical treatments, spiritual rituals and community support to address health issues, paralleling quantum healing principles (Ngubane, 1977).
Implications; Twin Flame Revolution & The Return of the Culture Hero.
Integrating African spirituality, quantum physics, and the Dogon cosmology into the understanding of twin flames provides a rich understanding that brings together ancient wisdom and modern scientific inquiry, ultimately converging on themes of the Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine, cosmic oneness, and Christ consciousness.
Within African spirituality, particularly in Dogon cosmology, the concept of twin flames such as the interplay of dualities symbolized by the Nommo.
These ancestral beings embody both masculine and feminine energies, reflecting a cosmic balance that mirrors the union of twin flames in human relationships.
This balance is essential not only for personal harmony but also for aligning with cosmic energies that permeate the universe.
Quantum physics contributes a complementary perspective by illuminating the interconnectedness and non-locality of particles, suggesting a fundamental unity that transcends traditional notions of space and time.
This scientific insight metaphorically aligns with the spiritual understanding of twin flames as interconnected souls whose union reflects a deeper cosmic harmony and oneness.
The concept of cosmic oneness, prevalent in both African spirituality and quantum physics, underscores the interconnected nature of all existence.
“We are all connected; To each other, biologically. To the earth, chemically. To the rest of the universe atomically".
Neil DeGrasse Tyson
It implies that twin flames are not only connected through a spiritual bond but also echo with the broader cosmic consciousness, embodying aspects of Christ consciousness—a state of awareness that transcends individual ego to embrace universal love, compassion, and unity.
Therefore, integrating these perspectives offers a holistic understanding of twin flames as embodying the Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine energies in harmonious union, reflecting the cosmic oneness and Christ consciousness that underpin spiritual evolution and unity in both ancient traditions and contemporary interpretations. This synthesis enriches our understanding of twin flames as a profound spiritual archetype that goes beyond cultural boundaries and aligns with universal truths about love, connection, and the intrinsic unity of all existence.
So Now, Let’s Look At the Bono of the Akan People of Ghana ( Africa).
In Akan cosmology, particularly among the Bono people, the king is personified as the Sun God, embodying the radiant and life-giving essence of Nyankopɔn, the Only Great Nyame.
This concept intertwines with the belief that the Queen Mother embodies the Great Mother Moon Goddess, symbolizing nurturing and protective qualities akin to the lunar presence in the night sky.
Comparatively, the Dogon people perceive the cosmos through a lens where celestial bodies and natural elements represent divine masculine and feminine energies. This perspective aligns with the Akan belief that Nyame Amowia ( Sun), the bi-sexual deity visible as the moon, bestowed her kra (soul) upon the Sun god upon his birth. This kra embodies both female and male aspects: the female aspect being the substance or body manifested as fire within the sun and moon, and the male aspect being the spirit or divine essence.
In Akan and Dogon beliefs alike, the idea of twin flame and cosmic oneness resonates deeply.
The Akan concept of Nyankopɔn and the Dogon understanding of celestial forces underscore a unified cosmic consciousness, where the Sun and Moon, as embodiments of divine energies, reflect interconnectedness and balance in the universe.
This interconnectedness mirrors the spiritual unity and complementarity between the divine masculine and feminine principles, enabling harmony and cosmic order within their respective cultural grounds.
Cultural Implications On African Spirituality and Quantum Science.
According to oral traditions of origins of the Wenchi (Bono) which underpins the contest of the Wenchi stool by Ahenfie Yefiri and Safoase Yefri families ( Ameyaw, 1965; Busia, 1968; Baku, 2006).
The Ahenfie Yefri oral tradition asserts that their apical ancestor, Nana Asaseba Odensie or Asase Yaa Baodensie came out of a hole in the ground, a place near the source of the river Ayensu nine miles south- west of Wenchi.
This hole is the site for the festival known as Murukuo.
In the context of cultural practices like those of the Bono people within Akan culture, "apical ancestors" hold significant spiritual and unifying roles.
These ancestors are chosen for their symbolic importance in lineage and community peace. They serve as foundational figures, often embodying the ideals of unity and continuity within the cultural grounds.
Within the Bono culture, the Sun God and Mother Moon Goddess exemplify this concept clearly. The Sun God represents masculine energy, radiance, and vitality, the KING, while the Mother-Moon- Goddess embodies feminine qualities of nurturing, intuition, and protection, the QUEEN-MOTHER.
Their pairing as twin flames symbolizes a cosmic union that goes beyond individuality, highlighting harmony and balance in both spiritual and earthly realms.
The choice of these figures as apical ancestors underscores their pivotal roles in unifying the community’s spiritual and cultural identity.
Their mythological narratives and symbolic representations help reinforce values, traditions, and collective memory and history across generations.
It is useful to remember that history is to the nation as memory is to the individual. As persons deprived of memory become disoriented and lost, not knowing where they have been and where they are going, so a nation denied a conception of the past will be disabled in dealing with its present and its future. “The longer you look back,” said Winston Churchill, “the farther you can look forward.” Arthur Schlesinger, 2007.
By honoring these apical ancestors, communities uphold a sense of shared heritage and interconnectedness, fostering solidarity and continuity within the cultural make up of the Bono people and broader Akan tradition of Ghana.
The Dogon religion was centered on this loss of twinness or androgyny. Griaule describes it in this passage:
Most of the conversations with Ogotemmêli had indeed turned largely on twins and on the need for duality and the doubling of individual lives.
The Eight original Ancestors were really eight pairs ... But after this generation, human beings were usually born single. Dogon religion and Dogon philosophy both expressed a haunting sense of the original loss of twin-ness.
The heavenly Powers themselves were dual, and in their Earthly manifestations they constantly intervened in pairs ...
The birth of human twins was celebrated in the Dogon culture in Griaule’s day because it recalled the "fabulous past, when all beings came into existence in twos, symbols of the balance between humans and the divine".
According to Griaule, the celebration of twin-births was a cult that extended all over Africa.
Today, a significant minority of the Dogon practice Islam. Another minority practices Christianity.
The convergence of African traditional spirituality and quantum physics offers a profound understanding reality, suggesting that ancient wisdom intuitively grasps complex scientific principles.
How Fire was Discovered?
Fire’s discovery is uncertain due to its early use by Homo erectus, long before modern humans. Scientists suggest humans studied natural fire occurrences before learning to control it. Archaeological studies show fire pits in Africa around two million years ago.
The use of fire as a survival tool dates back to around 400,000 years ago in Europe. This gradual evolution aligns with the evolution of Homo sapiens, suggesting that human evolution could be influenced by fire use.
Fire led to advancements in human civilization.
In Akan culture, a group of individuals controlled by seven prominent ancient female abosoms (deities) and sharing a common maternal ancestry are referred to as abausua.
The Aduana clan or abusua, originating from Asumanya, is known for their hardworking, brave, and clever members.
The Aduana clan believe their ancestors brought fire to people. They are believed to have descended from heaven on a golden chain and were led by a dog with fire in its mouth. They settled in Dormaa and Akwamu, with their Totem symbol being the Dog and Fire.
We know that, the Africans have their ancestors as the Grimaldi’s. And according to history, the Grimaldi’s have a curse place upon it lineage of which non of the Grimaldi’s descendants will ever have peace in their marriages.
We as a generation are meant to break generational curses which will lead us into the Utopian future. And as a matter of fact peace need to prevail in marriages in other to ascend.
The twin flame quest becomes a quest for unconditional love and the meaning of existence. Twin flame help create the universe into it christine state.
The SunGod and the Great-Mother- Moon Goddess, are being personified as twin flames on Earth.
For example, in Greek Mythology Sunrise and Moondrop were twin gods, children of the Sun god and Moon goddess. Sunrise was full of energy and light, while Moondrop was calm and serene. They lived happily in the sky, playing among the stars.
This is in alignment with the Dogon tribe who lost their twin-ness in the primordial stages owing to the fact that, Christ shall return to make things new and return everything to it’s original state.
Astrological Details of the SunGod and Mother-Moon- Goddess.
Horoscopes and zodiac signs are ascribed to the Europeans nowadays, yet the world’s first societies were the ones that mapped the cosmos and the universe.
According to the Akan cosmology, each person has a name from birth. Your SOUL is linked to this name, and it is the SOUL that determines the day of your birth. You will embody the qualities that are associated with the name tied to your soul in order to fulfill your life’s purpose.
The day of the week a kid is born determines the name that is given to them. Your name is derived from the Abosom that rules that day. We call this Kra-Din Bosom. Kra Din (name of soul) Bosom (goddess). You become a vessel of the Bosom, a living embodiment of the deity. Kwa means an iconic representation, a vessel of.
Kwa-Asi, represented by the Sun. Unlike the Moon, the Sun is more powerful in nature, hence people born on this day will be more visible, naturally born leaders, and as powerful as the Sun.
The leader, the pathfinder. The one that paths the way, natural-born leaders.
Divine Masculine.
Astrological Details: Divine Feminine.
The story of Adam and Eve is rich with symbolism and allegory, offering layers of interpretation that extend beyond literal meaning.
When viewed through the lens of twin flames, Adam and Eve can be understood as archetypal representations of divine masculine and feminine energies, destined to reunite in a sacred union of soulmates.
According to the New International Reader’s Version (NIRV) of the bible, 1 Corinthians 15:45 reads;
It is written, "The first man Adam became a living person."(Genesis 2:7) The last Adam became a spirit that gives life.
"The last Adam" refers to Jesus Christ, who is named after David and Solomon for the same reasons that he is called Adam because he is the antitype of the first Adam, who was a figure of him that was to come, and because he is genuinely a man, sharing the same flesh and blood as the rest of humanity.
Solving the Problem of Humanity- The Grimaldi’s curse.
We know very well that when God incarnated as Jesus on Earth, He took on the same flesh and blood as the rest of humanity. And we know that humanity is the first to populate Europe known as the Grimaldi’s. Legend has it that the Grimaldi family has been cursed for around 700 years, going back to 14th century Europe. There are different versions of the story, but the most famous says that a witch cursed the family so that they would never have happy marriages.
"Let us be glad and rejoice and let us give honor to him," says Revelation 19:7-9. Because the Lamb’s bridal feast is about to begin, and his wife is ready.
The finest quality of pure white linen has been handed to her to wear. Because the lovely linen stands for the righteous works of God’s holy people.
"Write this: Blessed are those who are invited to the wedding feast of the Lamb," the angel then said to me.
Now, as Christians, we are part of the Royal Family; we are the children of God.
When Jesus Comes, He Shall Make All Things New including our cursed and unhappy marriages…
