In this insightful discussion, we delved into the origins of human civilization and uncovered lost histories that bring new understanding. We explored how ancient concepts of sovereignty and kingship have deep roots in cultures predating recorded history.

We begin by defining key terms, explaining how early societies understood concepts like “sovereign” and “brotherhood.” Originally, these referred not to individuals but to a collective of people who, through shared experience and wisdom, achieved equality and protection of one another. Ancient peoples organized along matrilineal lines, with lineages and tribes forming close-knit communities.

We learned these earliest civilizations arose in places like Nubia, later known as Kush and Ethiopia. Peoples called the Naga, often translated as “serpents,” were the original inhabitants and brought advanced knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, and art known as “tying knots.” This esoteric practice was later linked to concepts like DNA and genetic engineering. The Naga held secrets of manipulating light and the building blocks of life itself.

As time passed, foreign invaders like the Hyksos and their city-king successors sought to erase the Naga’s achievements and seize control of sacred sites. They rewrote histories to paint the original inhabitants as enemies and took on the names and symbols of vanquished gods. Over centuries, priests further distorted knowledge, changing names and meanings until the truth became nearly lost.

This talk helped recover forgotten histories and bring new innerstanding by cross-referencing accounts across ancient scripts. We aimed to separate myth from documented fact and restore awareness of our true origins and potential. By reclaiming our ancestral wisdom and applying it to bettering ourselves, we can progress to higher stages of sovereignty, protection, and harmony as the earliest civilizations intended.

Syllabus: Ancient Sovereignty | Recovering Our Origins

Course Description
This course aims to uncover lost histories surrounding humanity’s earliest civilizations and concepts of sovereignty. By analyzing accounts across ancient scripts and separating myth from fact, students will gain a new understanding of our true origins and potential.

Unit 1: Introduction and Key Concepts
– Defining sovereignty, brotherhood, and related terms
– Understanding matrilineal societies and tribal organization

Unit 2: Origins of Civilization
– The Naga peoples as original inhabitants of Nubia/Kush/Ethiopia
– Advanced knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, genetics

Unit 3: The Rise and Fall of Ancient Kingdoms
– Foreign invasion of the Hyksos and city-kings
– Distortion of histories and erasure of Naga achievements
– Priests rewriting names, meanings, and lost knowledge

Unit 4: Recovering Hidden Histories
– Cross-referencing ancient scripts to separate myth from fact
– Connecting concepts to DNA, genetics, and manipulating light

Unit 5: Implications for Our Potential
– Applying recovered wisdom to better ourselves
– Progressing to higher stages of sovereignty and protection
– Achieving harmony as original civilizations intended

Unit 6: Conclusion and Moving Forward
– Summary of regained innerstanding
– Continuing research to restore more lost knowledge
– Discussion of applying lessons to current societies

Core Concepts

Sovereignty
In ancient societies, sovereignty referred not to individuals but to a collective who, through shared experience and wisdom, achieved equality and mutual protection. A sovereign’s responsibility was to safeguard all people under their protection. True sovereignty involved having no dependencies on outside forces and maintaining self-sufficiency.

Brotherhood
Brotherhood originally denoted kings or leaders of equal rank who were in agreements or treaties with one another. It referred to sovereign collectives who cooperated as equals, rather than implying familial connections.

Matrilineal Societies
The earliest civilizations were organized along matrilineal lines, with close-knit tribes and lineages tracing descent through the mother’s bloodline. This structure emphasized the feminine life-giving principle as the basis for communities.

The Naga People
Also called NGS, the Naga were the original inhabitants of Nubia, Kush, and Ethiopia. They possessed advanced knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, and an esoteric practice of “tying knots” related to genetics and DNA manipulation. The Naga held secrets of working with light at the fundamental level of life.

Nubia and Kush
Ancient names for the region included Nubia, meaning “land of gold”, and Kush. These lands contained the original Naga tribes and civilizations with advanced sciences predating other known cultures.

Foreign Invasion and Distortion
Groups like the Hyksos city-kings and later invaders sought to erase Naga achievements and seize control. They rewrote histories, changing names and meanings until the original knowledge became nearly lost. Priests compounded the distortions over centuries.

Separating Myth from Fact
To recover the truth, ancient scripts must be cross-referenced and accounts separated from speculative additions. Commonalities across scripts from different periods indicate factual details about advanced original peoples.

Genetic Engineering
The esoteric Naga practice of “tying knots” was related to manipulating DNA and the building blocks of life through a science akin to genetic engineering. They worked with these fundamentals directly using techniques of light manipulation.

Lost Potentials
With the recovery of ancestral wisdom, higher stages of protection, sovereignty, harmony, and manifestation of intent can be achieved. Original civilizations held secrets of applying knowledge to better oneself and the collective.

Moving Forward
By restoring awareness of our true origins and potential, we can work to apply regained understandings and continue recovering lost knowledge. This allows progress beyond current limitations imposed by the distortion of our histories.

Definitions

Matrilineal – Tracing ancestry and inheritance through the maternal bloodline rather than the paternal line. Organizing societies along the mother’s lineage.

Esoteric – Knowledge that is hidden or intended for a select few initiated into deeper mysteries. Secret or occult knowledge is reserved for advanced practitioners.

Speculative – Engaging in conjecture or theory without firm evidence. Theorizing or imagining possibilities without direct confirmation from facts.

Federation – An alliance or association of autonomous groups for mutual benefit. In ancient contexts, a cooperative agreement between sovereign entities for mutual protection and exchange.

Neuston – A term from ancient Nubian traditions referring to the act of raising oneself to a higher level of consciousness or ascension, such as through shamanic practices like raising serpent poles or crosses. Refers to spiritual elevation and transformation.

Focus Points

• Cross-referencing sources
• Separating myth from fact
• Recovering lost knowledge
• Applying wisdom
• Progressing potentials

Objectives

• Cross-referencing sources – Comparing accounts across ancient scripts from different periods to find commonalities indicating factual details.

• Separating myth from fact – Discerning speculative additions from directly documented accounts to understand original teachings without embellishment.

• Recovering lost knowledge – Uncovering obscured histories by analyzing linguistic connections and restoring obscured names and meanings.

• Applying wisdom – Using regained understandings of our origins and potential to improve ourselves rather than just accumulate knowledge.

• Progressing potentials – Advancing to higher levels of protection, sovereignty, and manifestation of intent by refining consciousness with purified awareness.

Procedure

1. Cross-reference accounts across ancient scripts to find corroborating details indicating factual histories rather than speculative additions.

2. Analyze linguistic connections and restore meanings to recover obscured names, places, and lost knowledge surrounding original inhabitants.

3. Separate embellished myths from directly documented facts by discerning speculative elements from multiple source comparisons.

4. Apply regained understandings of ancestral wisdom and potential through personal refinement rather than just accumulating detached knowledge.

5. Progress to higher levels of protection, sovereignty, and manifestation by refining consciousness with purified awareness of our true origins and capabilities.

Tangible Results

The reader will regain an accurate understanding of our original civilizations and inhabitants by recovering obscured histories through cross-referencing sources. By analyzing linguistic connections, restored names and meanings will reveal lost knowledge surrounding advanced sciences and practices of the earliest peoples. Distinguishing fact from embellished myth by comparing multiple accounts allows the separation of speculative additions from documented truths. Internalizing regained wisdom facilitates personal refinement beyond just knowledge, enabling higher development of consciousness and manifestation. With purified awareness of our origins and potential, the reader can progress to advanced levels of protection, sovereignty, and harmonious cooperation as original societies intended.