Internal Alchemy of the spiritual kind entails meditation practices that can lead to spiritual transformation. In China, within the spiritual tradition of Daoism, there is a long history of practicing meditation that brings about fundamental changes to one's energy, leading to better health and in the case of advanced practices, even to physical or spiritual immortality. Likewise, there has been a long tradition of tantra of the spiritual kind, first in Lemuria, then on the Indian subcontinent (such as the kalachakra tantra), and now in many other places around Asia. This book makes the claim that esoteric spiritual traditions on Earth have been influenced by a serpent cult known in Asia as the Nagas and elsewhere in the world as the serpent brotherhood and sisterhood. This serpent cult has taught humanity esoteric spiritual practices since ancient times. In this book, what began as an investigation into the seemingly odd existence of a Naga tradition in West Africa led to incredible findings that Africa in fact has esoteric spiritual traditions akin to the internal alchemy and tantra practices that Asia is well known for, that these African traditions can be connected not only to Kemet (Ancient Egypt) and to Kush (Nubia), and to traditional secret societies across the African continent, but also to a serpent cult that has been active in the cultures of several African peoples. In the course of following the evidence trail of this serpent cult in Africa, it emerged that the Akan, the Dogon, and several other African peoples can be shown to be among the direct descendants of the ancient peoples of Kemet and Kush and that the sects of Asar (Osiris) and Amun (Ammon) of the ancient time have survived to this day to be fully reflected in the cultural, traditional government, and the spiritual lives of these African descendants of ancient peoples.
Internal Alchemy of the spiritual kind entails meditation practices that can lead to spiritual transformation. In China, within the spiritual tradition of Daoism, there is a long history of practicing meditation that brings about fundamental changes to one's energy, leading to better health and in the case of advanced practices, even to physical or spiritual immortality. Likewise, there has been a long tradition of tantra of the spiritual kind, first in Lemuria, then on the Indian subcontinent (such as the kalachakra tantra), and now in many other places around Asia. This book makes the claim that esoteric spiritual traditions on Earth have been influenced by a serpent cult known in Asia as the Nagas and elsewhere in the world as the serpent brotherhood and sisterhood. This serpent cult has taught humanity esoteric spiritual practices since ancient times. In this book, what began as an investigation into the seemingly odd existence of a Naga tradition in West Africa led to incredible findings that Africa in fact has esoteric spiritual traditions akin to the internal alchemy and tantra practices that Asia is well known for, that these African traditions can be connected not only to Kemet (Ancient Egypt) and to Kush (Nubia), and to traditional secret societies across the African continent, but also to a serpent cult that has been active in the cultures of several African peoples. In the course of following the evidence trail of this serpent cult in Africa, it emerged that the Akan, the Dogon, and several other African peoples can be shown to be among the direct descendants of the ancient peoples of Kemet and Kush and that the sects of Asar (Osiris) and Amun (Ammon) of the ancient time have survived to this day to be fully reflected in the cultural, traditional government, and the spiritual lives of these African descendants of ancient peoples.
