WHAT YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT, Religion, African History, Yosef Ben-Jochannan #TheNewBlackMind

Discussion about the significance of Egypt and a humorous take on mosquito repellents in the context of visiting Egypt.

Exploration of personal connections to Egypt through heritage, religion, and history, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's roots.

Explanation of the symbolism related to the White House and its connection to American history and government.

Analysis of the symbolism on the American dollar bill related to Egyptian culture and heritage, highlighting the influence of ancient Egypt on daily life.

Discussion on the unification of Egypt, the dynastic rule, and significant historical events in ancient Egyptian civilization.

Exploration of the importance of women in ancient Egyptian society, including their roles, symbols, and significance in cultural practices.

Reflection on spirituality, respect for women, and the cultural significance of African women in society.

Introduction with no spoken content, just music playing in the background.

Discusses ancient Egyptian beliefs related to hymens, virginity, burial rituals, and cultural practices.

Explains the significance of brown, yellow, and green colors in ancient Egyptian society and rituals.

Describes the funeral practices in ancient Egypt, including rituals, burial traditions, and cultural beliefs surrounding death.

Highlights the symbolism and beliefs associated with scarabs in ancient Egyptian culture and their role in rituals and beliefs.

Addresses challenges in historical research, the importance of accurate information, and the need for proper documentation and verification.

Emphasizes the importance of education, language skills, and the need for effective teaching methods for children's learning and development.

Explores the African origins of education, challenges common historical narratives, and highlights the contributions of ancient African civilizations to knowledge and learning.

Debunks misconceptions about historical events, figures, and the origins of knowledge, aiming to provide a more accurate and inclusive representation of history.

Addresses issues of racial stereotypes, positive self-identity, and challenges the negative connotations associated with terms like 'black' and 'African.'

Discovering the formula involving a shrub of a cassia with honey that breaks down into lactic acid, leading to a significant discovery.

Discussion on a transplant story involving two individuals and the lack of recognition for one of them.

A historical account of business litigation involving General Motors Company and their delayed dividend payments.

Anecdote about Cesan Roebuck and a humorous incident related to the brand's evolution.

Discussion regarding an apology to the Latin community and misunderstandings related to linguistic terms and identities.

Insights on cultural differences in clothing, music, food, and behaviors among different ethnic groups.

Exploration of historical events related to slavery and the impact on cultural identity and awareness.

Discussion about polygamy, family values, responsibilities, and cultural norms related to marriage.

Critical analysis of religious beliefs, historical figures, and cultural practices with a focus on African perspectives.

Emphasis on the importance of African culture, respect for women, and reclaiming traditional values and beliefs.

Brother Fleming advised a class studying law to become lawyers for their people. He shared insights on the Black Lawyers Guild and the importance of visiting one's roots. The discussion highlighted the significance of language, responsibility, and ancestral heritage.

Charlie rushed to a church on 132nd Street before an election, displaying a sense of urgency. The scene involved interactions with Yvette, Bethel, and discussions about FBI involvement. The narrative touched on living arrangements and social connections.

The speaker expressed opinions on world order, referencing the Ford Foundation and the concept of a new world order. He discussed political figures, including a Texas oil millionaire, and highlighted ongoing conferences like the Berlin Conference and organizations like the United Nations.

The discussion delved into scholarly terms and perspectives, contrasting scholarly and unscholarly approaches. The speaker emphasized unique viewpoints and critical thinking, challenging conventional scholarly norms. The segment included references to notable scholars like Cornel West.

The speaker engaged in a conversation on law and history, exploring ancient legal systems and their influence on present-day concepts. References were made to historical figures like Moses and Horus, shedding light on the origins of law and order.

The speaker talks about the importance of knowing and understanding black history. He emphasizes the significance of knowing one's history and shares his willingness to lead tours to Egypt to educate others on their roots.

The speaker offers to lead tours to Egypt for educational purposes, highlighting the value of knowing about African history. He mentions the opportunity to learn about one's heritage and emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for learning.

The speaker encourages the audience to embrace and worship black women, emphasizing their importance in society. He discusses the value of honoring and respecting black women as part of African heritage and culture.

The session transitions to a Q&A segment where the audience can ask questions. The speaker also mentions the availability of a videotape for purchase and provides details on how to obtain a copy. Additionally, he highlights the collection of books available at the venue for further learning.

The speaker delves into cultural and historical topics, discussing the use of certain languages in Ethiopian churches, the origins of various practices, and the presence of African influence in different parts of the world.

Discusses the idea of writing a book based on experiences with George and compares historical figures like Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and others to raise questions about their moral character.

Touches on the significance of ancestors, wisdom, and historical figures like Solomon and Akhenaten.

Highlights the role of women in history, including the story of a woman ruling a nation and administering affairs of state while pregnant.

Addresses misconceptions in history, such as the distorted portrayal of childbirth pain and challenges conventional beliefs about historical events.

Advocates for rewriting history to reflect the truth and challenges the portrayal of historical events and figures.

Explores different cultural perspectives on the concept of God, including the depiction of gods in various cultures.

Discusses societal issues such as education, responsibility, moral values, and cultural perceptions.

Shares personal reflections on identity, beauty, self-awareness, and historical consciousness.

Emphasizes the importance of understanding African history, challenges stereotypes, and highlights the contributions of Africans to civilization.

The father instructs the girl about signing a check in America and the celebration of the wedding night.

The girl's mother brings an item for the ceremony involving human blood, leading to a disturbing revelation.

Discussion on cultural practices, consequences of non-compliance, and the significance of family reputation.

Exploration of the Nubian origin of Egyptian civilization and the influence of Nubia on Egypt.

Explanation of ancient African spirituality, including concepts of God, mathematical symbolism, and sacred rituals.

Analysis of the orientation of Egyptian temples, importance of south-facing temples, and mythological connections.

Interpretation of artifacts, symbols, and cultural practices related to African spirituality and historical figures.

Discussion about a beam coming out of a wall and the concept of imperatives and loads in the context of philosophical and scientific perspectives.

Description of the major and minor pyramids of ancient Egypt, including insights into their construction and historical significance.

Exploration of ancient civilizations, including discussion on Jesus Christ, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the historical timeline of major religious figures.

Discussion on religion, history, and philosophical beliefs, including references to biblical figures and ancient African civilizations.

Examination of pyramid construction, historical events, and the significance of ancient Egyptian culture and beliefs.

Insights into cultural perspectives, education systems, and societal norms, emphasizing the importance of knowledge and self-improvement.

Discussion on leadership, legacy, and cultural heritage, highlighting the importance of historical understanding and self-awareness.

Exploration of Ethiopian history, African identity, and the significance of cultural heritage and unity among African nations.

Importance of continuous learning, critical thinking, and the pursuit of knowledge as tools for empowerment and personal growth.

Discussions on relationships, societal norms, and cultural practices, emphasizing respect, communication, and self-awareness.

Exploration of historical events, cultural beliefs, and the impact of colonization on societal norms and self-perception.

Emphasis on self-improvement, cultural awareness, and the importance of understanding one's heritage and identity.

Discussion on unity, empowerment, and the importance of solidarity and mutual respect in promoting positive societal change.

Encouragement of acceptance, self-reflection, and continuous personal growth through education and cultural understanding.

Discussion about Alexander Dumas from France.

Emphasis on the importance of spirituality and sharing knowledge with others.

Encouragement to share personal experiences and insights with others.

Interpretation of symbols and statues, understanding their meanings.

References to historical figures and events in relation to Egypt and Africa.

Discussion about racial identity, heritage, and historical figures.

Exploration of religious beliefs and commonalities among different faiths.

Explanation of Cleopatra's heritage and historical context.

Discussion on the influence of Europeans on ancient Egyptian mysteries.

Reflections on the role of women in religion and society.

Importance of dialogue and understanding between different faiths.

Exploration of Egyptian mythology and the relationship between gods like Osiris and Ra.