Collective

Consciousness

Circle (C³)

“Revolution begins with the self, in the self” – Toni Cade Bambara

“Education & Philosophy are Cultural Experiences” – Dr. Clyde Winters

“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture, is like a tree without roots.” – Marcus Mosiah Garvey

A Matter of Culture

Since governance and the resulting outcomes are determined by culture, we must accumulate a deep understanding of the cultures from which humanity emerges. Black-skinned people were the first homo sapiens. The best of these cultures existed in a harmonious, peaceful, advanced, and highly civilized manner for over 100,000 years. These cultures had sharing economies, and communal systems so that there was no synthetic or socially designed poverty. Many of our ancestors synchronized their ethics through spiritual math and science. The systems they designed aligned with natural time and cosmic order.

Some of these African ‘Ways of Knowing’ are still active on the planet. In C3 our work will be to recover this ancestral memory which will activate certain epigenetic expressions within our DNA.

In times of peace and abundance, this work helps us to advance in all aspects of quality of life, stewardship, and character. In times of war and turmoil, ancestral memory provides a mega database of lessons and context; this exponentially increases our probability of securing our communities while protecting the planetary world(s).

Anti-Human Culture

Due to an anti-human culture attaining power over the past 500 years, our present existence has been under the control and command of Aryan culture now headquartered in the “United States”.

Unfortunately, western Eurasian forces separated our families from our governance systems populated by African languages, rites of passage, education systems, technology, philosophy, cosmology, high science, secret societies, and spiritual practices. Enslavement, colonialism, and racial-caste produced the current genocidal pogroms of mass-incarceration (re-enslavement), maternal mortality, ghettos, economic denial, low wages, student loan debt, police brutality, judicial disparities, deportation, white propaganda, medical neglect, under funded schools, food deserts, school to prison pipeline etc.

As Africans born into a global system where we have been shaped, programmed, and controlled by Aryan (anti-human) institutions, mechanisms, and forces, it is our duty to breakout of the Eurocentric patterns–which have distorted and altered our thinking.

Our Space

C3 is a space and platform we control 100%. The platform consists of the 100% consent of all who enter the Circle. From this governance position, we will apply a global context to reverse engineer and recover from the multi-century war against Black people and African culture. We will adapt best practices from our historical selves and create just societies–beginning with our own families!

Transformation is a process. It will be exciting, inspiring, and challenging! After we go thru this initiation, we will have the foundation to develop our own internal economic and political force. We must apply what we learn and use it to decolonize our minds, reorganize our hearts, and prioritize collective movement.

Mind controls muscle. We will know when we get our ‘collective mind right’ because we will be building, supporting, and leveraging our own institutions to free ourselves from Aryan rule, and create a much more enjoyable existence for our people and those who enter our Circle.

A Few Descriptions

Just Societies are marked by balanced male and female power structures, governed by a culture of nurturing and considerate stewardship. The Stewardship Soul is a character based scientific model which we will use to cleanse our system of analysis. Just societies are judged on their level of power balance, as well as their impact on the surrounding world(s).

Unjust Societies revolve around cultures of Cruel Domination which overwhelmingly emerge from the Indo-Aryan model. These cultures have historical patterns marked by colonization, genocide, and ecological devastation. Even with a surplus of resources, these governing structures manufacture food deserts, ghettos, poor healthcare access, contaminated water, racial caste, discrimination, homelessness, illiteracy, labor exploitation, and natural resource deprivation. These structures steal to amass material goods and lopsided distribution means that benefits are enjoyed by a small ruling and managerial class, while quality of life for the majority of the people deteriorates.

The Aryan (‘Western’) Model

A multi-nation criminal collaboration launched the African Holocaust (known as the transatlantic slave trade) and tragically resulted in Aryan domination of most of the planet via colonial genocide. Race was created by these western Eurasians in order to easily differentiate their victims by phenotype, and automate their assaults via racial-caste social orders.

This global nightmare began to peak when the U.S. (a settler-colony of Britain) dropped nuclear bombs on entire non-combatant, innocent populations in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Those strikes were done after the Japanese government had already surrendered. This highlights the historic characteristics of Indo-Aryan culture and the governing structures of Cruel Domination. Control and cruelty are not just the means–more often than not, it’s also the point!

Racism (White Supremacy) is a Total System

The Aryan multi-century African holocaust was carefully plotted by the governing bodies of the Vatican and the Portuguese. Race was the social construct they devised. Skin pigmentation was selected because it made it easier to target African and indigenous peoples using asymmetrical warfare. This strategy spread like wildfire through the governing cultures of western Eurasia (Spain, France, the British, Dutch, Swiss, Swedes, Italians etc.). Eventually the core power structure of these barbarians consolidated heavily within the pan-European settler-project called the United States after World War II (1945). 

Racism is a sophisticated program which extends, far beyond negative sentiment and personal bigotry, into every aspect of governance. It is the superseding system of all Aryan (western) governments! Its citizens are baptized into the racial caste (see any birth certificate in the U.S.) and the net effect keeps controlling power in the hand of those considered “white”.

“…racism (white supremacy) is as follows: the local and global power system structured and maintained by persons who classify themselves as white, whether consciously or subconsciously determined; this system consists of patterns of perception, logic, symbol formation, thought, speech, action and emotional response, as conducted simultaneously in all areas of people activity (economics, education, entertainment, labor, law, politics, religion, sex, and war)” – Dr. Frances Cress Welsing

“Racism is malleable, effective, convoluted, and can only be dissolved through a revolutionary process.” – Terrill Gyasi Currington

Indomitable Spirit

Black people in Haiti completely overthrew the French enslavement government and militaries during the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804 CE). This caused a critical rupture of  chattel-enslavement in the Americas which continued to reverberate throughout  Jamaica, Cuba, Mexico and the U.S. 

Maroons forced Britain, France, and Spain to retreat from their cherished death camps, with Mexico and the U.S. suffering the loss of chattel enslavement due to powerful African revolts. As the British empire began to utterly implode during the European World Wars, the U.S. was able to convert its ill-gotten gains (labor stolen from Black people; land stolen from indigenous peoples) into a fully reconstructed (13th, 14th, 15th Amendment) apartheid race-state. Africans continued to organize defense and freedom fighting forces internationally and it resulted in the Civil Rights concessions of the 1950’s and 60’s. 

Africans in the U.S. have not yet overthrown the systems and people which constitute their historic abuse; but some of them are still rising to revolutionary consciousness. 

As more Black people pursue this transformation of truth, freedom from racism (enslavement, apartheid, police brutality, mass incarceration, maternal mortality, economic denial, red-lining, voter suppression, food deserts, racial profiling, medical malpractice etc.) becomes not only possible–but probable! 

Rebuilding from Our Roots

The purpose of building C3 is layered: 

A) Begin to function as Just Societies by absorbing, and embodying, the best parts of our historical, cultural, genetic, metaphysical, and ancestral database(s). Follow the guide of the Stewardship Soul.

B) Build momentum to destroy the institutions and machinery of Cruel Domination or Indo-Aryan culture.

C) Develop economic projects and launch recruiting teams to build C3 to strengthen the force, scope, and scale of our healing and security projects. Affordable housing, healthy food-networks, job training with work opportunities, quality healthcare, childcare, mental-health, transportation, safety, and production are the building block projects that will form the core of our internal politic.

D) Adapt best practices from our studies to our modern Black culture(s) to innovate a just society based on stewardship, kindness, high-science, power balance, consensus, civil character, and honor.

The Circle

The Circle is an African methodology and governance structure which has an honor system but no hierarchy. We learn together. We defer to whoever embodies Wisdom at any moment. We honor our elders (they are closer to our ancestors). Elders respect and honor the younger (youth are extensions of them). Our ancestors will guide us all (they serve from a higher perspective). We honor our ancestors and pour libation in honor of their experience and guidance from a higher frequency.

C3 will eventually give us the foundation to form a powerful, internal, economic and political body centered around consensus. We will become a people which asserts our position, demands, and requests with the muscle pre-assembled to enforce our projects. 

In the Circle we all participate, learn, change, and transform. The circle consists of 5 Rounds of study with a Zoom discussion each week. Prepare to read 30 pages a day. Break it up into smaller blocks if helpful (i.e. 15 pages twice a day). Read more if you can, but the objective is to be steady and consistent. This will work out to approx. 900 pages a month. Be patient. Commit to the process.

Support Black Institutions

The books in the following section will be used to germinate our Afrocentric study. These include classics and master works which have obliterated Eurocentric lies and have added to the monumental contributions of Black peoples to world history. The order in which they are assembled has a historical timeline rhythm. Our first expression of collective economics is to purchase the books for this course from Black publishers and dealers. Here are some highly recommended links:

Black Classic Press (founded by Paul W. Coates)

African World Press

Afriware Books

aalbc.com

Sankofa

Per Ankh Books (founded by Ayi Kwei Armah)

Round 1: Origins

I. Ancient African History Primer by Dr. Clyde Winters

II. The Power and Science of Melanin By Llaila Afrika

1. Wonderful Ethiopians of the Ancient Cushite Empire: Book II Origin of the Civilization from the Cushites written by Drusilla Dunjee Houston, edited by Peggy Brooks-Bertram

2. Man, God, and Civilization by John G. Jackson

3. The African Origin of Civilization: Myth or Reality by Cheikh Anta Diop

4. The Kushites Who, What, When, Where by Dr. Clyde Winters

5. African Origins of the Major World Religions edited by Amon Saba Saakana

Round 2: Philosophy & Culture

I. African Life & Customs by Edward W. Blyden

II. The Egyptian Philosophers: by Molefi Kete Asante

1. A Short World History of Black People…by Clyde Winters

2. African Philosophy: The Pharaonic Period: 2780-330 BC by Théophile Obenga


3. The First Americans Were Africans 2nd ed. by David Imhotep


4.The Origin of Races and Color by Martin R. Delany


5. World’s Great Men of Color by J.A. Rogers


Round 3: Disruption

I. KINDEZI:… by K.Kia Bunseki Fu-Kiau & A.M. Lukondo-Wamba


II. Christopher Columbus and the Afrikan Holocaust by John Henrik Clarke


1. The Dawning of The Apocalypse by Gerald Horne


2. The Mother of Us All by Karla Gottlieb


3. The Irritated Genie by Jacob H. Carruthers


4. Force And Freedom by Kellie Carter Jackson

5. When Africa Awakes by Hubert Henry Harrison


Round 4: Reverse Engineer

I. The Real Facts About ETHIOPIA by J.A. Rogers

II. Message to the People by Marcus Garvey

1. Not A Nation Of Immigrants by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

2. The Counter-Revolution of 1836 by Gerald Horne

3. Black Reconstruction in America by W.E.B. Du Bois

4. The Mis-Education Of The Negro by Carter G. Woodson

5. From “Superman” to Man by J.A. Rogers

Round 5: Revolution

I. Negroes With Guns by Robert F. Williams

II. Fidel & Malcolm X by Rosemari Mealy

1. Paul Robeson by Gerald Horne

2. Kikuyu Women, the Mau Mau Rebellion, and Social Change in Kenya by Cora Ann Presley

3. Assata by Assata Shakur

4. Amilcar Cabral by Patrick Chabal

5. Blood In My Eye by George L. Jackson

Full Circle:

Return to the African Mother Principle of Male and Female Equality

by Dr. Oba T’Shaka

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