The mysteries of the universe have captivated humanity for centuries. Different civilizations and cultures have their own tales of creation, stories that give meaning to existence and our place in this vast cosmos. Among the most profound and ancient of these narratives is the Afrikan (Kemetic) Creation story, a tale that is rooted not in mere belief but in knowledge.
The University of KwaZulu-Natal, in collaboration with the College of Humanities and the Humanities Institute, is delighted to present a unique lecture on this riveting topic. The lecture titled “The Afrikan (Kemetic) Creation Story” delves deep into our ancient ancestors’ understanding of the universe’s origins. It highlights how this ancient African wisdom comprehended the universal laws governing nature and the cosmos. A noteworthy point is that this creation story predates all religious, modern scientific, and spiritual traditions across the world, underscoring the African continent’s historical and spiritual significance.
The lecture will be delivered by Mr. Mkhulu Nsingiza, a prominent figure in the world of Kemetic philosophy. As the CEO of the Zindzi Mandela Foundation, his mission has been the reconnection of the people of Afrika to their historical roots and glorious past. A student of Babu Credo Mutwa’s Kemetic/Afrikan Philosophy and co-founder of the Great Empire of Kemet movement, Mkhulu Nsingiza brings a wealth of knowledge and insights to the table.
For those passionate about Kemet Philosophy, history, or those on a spiritual journey seeking deeper understanding, this lecture is not to be missed. It promises to be a thought-provoking session, connecting attendees to the roots of human history and spirituality.
Date: 26th October 2023 Time: 09h00 For those unable to attend in person, a live stream will be available.
For further inquiries, please reach out to: si****@uk**.za.
