The Power In Naming: Its Relevance To The African Race.

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      All religions/spiritual systems begin their texts by illuminating on the sacredness of the word and names.

   The Shabaka Text of the Kushite-Kemetics announces that Ptah created the world through sound by "naming Himself." The bible plagiarized this concept by beginning with the statement, "In the Beginning was the word and the word was with god and the word was god." This establishes the divine nature of words. When Adam (the plagiarized version of Atum) was created, his first duty was to give NAMEs to all creatures and things on Earth.

In the Nile Valley, the name is considered a divine essence called "ren," enhanced by the power of "Heka." Words. In Dravidian Yoga, sounds have magical qualities, which is why they put a sanctity on names.

This is not just about the names of a person or places, but especially the name of a people. This is why the European geographer goes to monumental lengths to rename every people on Earth. For example, Japan is not called Japan by the Japanese, but Nippon. Ethiopia was not originally called such by Ethiopians, but called Kush. The European renamed it Ethiopia so that he could inject an insult in the name, the name meaning "Land of Burnt Faces." How is Blackness the result of being "burnt" when we are the original man? The very notion suggests that "white" skin is original and the rest are burnt from the sun. A pure lie! Melanin is original.

I bring this up because the African-American- the most influential Black culture in the modern world--has been enslaved to embrace a very powerful toxic name (the word Nigga) and spread the toxicity around the Black globe for the Euroamerican masters.

My dear African American brothers and sisters, you have not only be poisoned but are being used as a trojan horse to poison the rest of the Black world. DO NOT let the Neanderthals exploit you like this. Reclaim your true divine identity Africanamerican, for it is NOT the name n!&&@.

We must dismiss fabrications that the word was "reclaimed" and made positive. Studies have shown that African Americans use the word 92% of the time with a negative qualifier to produce a derogatory connotation. For example, they NEVER use it with positive qualifiers such as "he's a moral n!&&@," "she's a beautiful n!&&@," or "he's an intelligent n!&&@." Their primary uses of the word are attached to negativity as in phrases like, "broke ass n!&&@," "black ass n!&&@," "ignant ass n!&&@," etc. They even often say "stop acting like a n!&&@" (a phrase which proves their own secret understanding that the word is negative and not positive).

The word "ass" is also often attached to it because the Black male slave's ass was frequently abused by our enslaver, and thus our ass became the symbol of our identity as a slave, or "n!&&@."

The remaining 8% of the time African Americans use the word, it is still not positive but a false "negative-positive." For example, it might be used in a way that appears positive, like saying, "he a real n!&&@," in an affirmative way they approve of. However, the qualifications to be called a "real n!&&@" are negative. For example, it is usually used to describe a Black man who is very violent and tough with other Black men or even a user of women. It is only considered positive because such behavior is considered positive (though in reality it is not).

The term "real n!&&@" is never applied to a Black man who doesn't act violently, is studious, and kind and loving to everyone, and raises his children to be that way. Thus we see that even the so-called positive usage is actually a celebration and affirmation of savage behavior and not of actual positive behavior.

The fact of the matter is that the word is a bad habit adopted from the plantations. It continues because the plantation continues in the hood and not just the farm. Many grew up being called it by their own mother and so to now stop using it is to acknowledge that their own mother poisoned them with a toxic name. We have to acknowledge the enslavement our parents initiated us into for Europoids if we wish to get out of it; denying it just to protect the image of our mothers will only keep us enslaved.

African Americans not only say this assaulting word frequently, but are addicted to saying it because the plantation trained us to be addicted to assaulting other Black men. With the Euroamericans' media power, they use the African American to now spread this verbal poison to Blacks throughout the world, just as their ancestors were misused as missionaries to spread Christianity to West-Central Africa.

There are some who try to validate the use of the N word by saying it has an African etymology. First of all, let's acknowledge that the same people who claim this still use the N word in negative connotations. They only use the "negus" myth as a justification, but they refuse still to then replace n!&&@ with the word "neter" or "negus" they claim it derived from.

That said, the word n!&&@ has nothing to do with negus or neter. It derives from the Latin word for "darkness, Blackness, especially when attached to ignorance." This is why all Latin words with the "nig" or "neg" prefix are attached to that original definition (NIGht, NEGativity, NEGligent, NEGro, etc). This word has nothing to do with Africa.

The reason this is so important is because, as the ancient texts explain, the name is a sacred thing, especially the name of a people. As long as African Americans are identifying as n!&&@s and spreading ‘that toxicity to other Blacks via Euroamerican media power, the future of the Black world is in great danger where we are raising our children to believe they are a n!&&@ and act accordingly, instead of seeing themselves as a ntchr/deity.

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It is NOT just a word, but a word of power (Heka). For as the bible plagiarized from the Mdu Ntchr, "In the Beginning was the Word and the Word was With God and the Word was God."

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