A Black Greatness the Mighty Heremakhet The Sphinx (Pt.1)

"When the white man was running wild and naked, sleeping in holes and caves with rats, bats, animals, and insects...We were navigating the seven seas, weaving cloth, writing calendars, smelting iron, building beautiful cities, embalming our dead, sculpting our images in stone, and building pyramids in Africa." Marcus Garvey

Historian John Henrik Clarke taught us that "what we do for ourselves depends on what we know about ourselves and what we accept about ourselves" and there is an accomplishment of African genius that has stood the test of time for over 2,000 years.

That accomplishment is the construction of the Mighty Heremakhhet.

Today, if any Black person is still struggling with inferiority complexes and actually wants more proof of African Excellence, they don't have to go any further than ancient Kemet (Egypt). On this holy site called Giza, lies two of the most profound and monumental images the world has ever known- the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid.

It is at this ancient and sacred geographical area that our beautiful Black ancestors gave us the uncompromising proof that no matter how brainwashed and psychologically oppressed we would eventually become, there would always be tantamount evidence that our people are amongst the most superior race on the planet.

Dr. Wade Nobles teaches us that "the potential of reAfricanization is hidden in the interaction with the things African" Let us now journey and psychologically interact with the energy of the Mighty African Heremakhhet.

The Sphinx is undoubtedly the largest and oldest monument ever sculpted from a single rock. It has the head of a Black man and the body of a reclined lion. This great symbol of African genius stands (66) feet high, is (240) feet long, and has a shoulder span of (38) feet.