WHO SAID THAT LITTLE PEOPLE WEREN'T GREAT?

7/22/2011

We have heard of the diminutive Bes, the Neter (god) of Childbirth blessings. A very small being that is endowed with powers. He was glorified by the Nubian Egyptians.The recognition of small beings foundational divinity is, however, not only localized to the Ancients of the Hapi/Nile River Valley. They were also recognized among the Akan Nations. These Beings were a part of the Powerful Abosom, a collection of empowered nature elementals that dictate the affairs of the planet, as well as people.

The names of these Abosom are MMOATIA/MMOETIA (depending on the text). They are said to dwell in the African Rainforests and are said to represent three different colors according to some sources. These colors are red, white, and black, with two of the former being volatile and powerfully aggresive, and the latter passive, yet still powerful. There are also said to be able to turn their feet backwards (similar to the famed being of the forest Sasabonsam), and are extrordinarily knowledgeable skilled in medicinal herbs.

Now with that being said, we must keep in mind the Twa people, those that are derogatorily called Pygmies. In many sources, the Twa are the Original Peoples of the Planet. They are held that way by anthropological sources, as well as those of secret fraternal orders. It would not be a far cry that the MMOATIA originate from the Twa since the Akan had many dealings with their community and the Twa originally inhabited the Forest. If this is the case, the Twa are not only the Original Abosom, but to use English terms, are the ORIGINAL 'GODS' OF THE ENTIRE WORLD! DEOZI! For Artwork Services, Contact deozi@deozi.com

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Rev. Dr. Kiyimba Joseph link

7/22/2011 05:37:45 am

Dear Friends,

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Taharqa Kwasi Saaba

7/22/2011 06:34:00 am

Peace to my dear cuz, thank you for always teaching me something i've been oblivious too. A lot of people simply focus so much on North East Africa and don't shed light on the other, just as important parts of Africa!!

DEOZI

7/22/2011 07:57:07 am

GIVE THANKS FOR THE BEAUTIFUL COMMENT, BROTHER SAABA! IT IS HEARTFELT AND JUST THE ENERGY I USE TO CREATE!

Iya Adjua link

1/24/2012 09:27:49 pm

Hotep (Peace) Bro Deozi:

I commend U 4 ur work and sharing of information. I concur w/ Brother Taharqa on the focus on NE Afrika. all of Afrika is sacred as it is the original place of our coming into beingness. Therefore we should learn all we can about all of the people, traditions & worldviews that exist therein. Asante sana for what U r sharing in this regard.

1/25/2012 08:53:24 am

Htp Sister Iya. Thank you for agreeing with this energy, and enjoying the art. We need to be a whole people and not fragmented. We are the Indigenous and Aboriginal Peoples of Our Mother's (planet) entire body. And the entire Africa is Her Heart.

WHO SAID THAT LITTLE PEOPLE WEREN'T GREAT?

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