# The Ancient Roots of Faith: Akhenaten's Lasting Impact For thousands of years, humanity has sought meaning, guidance, and a connection to something greater than itself. Many people find these answers within major world religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. These faiths share common beliefs, prayer styles, and moral codes that guide millions. But have you ever considered where these deep-seated traditions truly began? New information suggests that the core ideas of these global religions trace back to a single, ancient source: the revelation of Akhenaten, an Egyptian pharaoh who lived over 3,300 years ago. His teachings, developed in Amarna, Egypt, changed the world forever, shaping everything from culture and religion to economics, philosophy, education, and even warfare. This powerful influence continues to control much of the world today.
## Akhenaten: The Father of Monotheism Around 3,300 years ago, a revolutionary idea emerged from Amarna, Egypt, changing the course of human history. Akhenaten, an ancient Egyptian pharaoh, introduced a religious philosophy known as **monotheism**, the belief in one God. Before this, most cultures worshipped many gods. Akhenaten's radical revelation declared there was only one universal creator. This belief was not just a small change; it spread far and wide, touching every part of human life. Akhenaten's teachings deeply affected various aspects of society: *
**Culture:** The way people lived, dressed, and expressed themselves began to shift. *
**Religion:** The worship of many gods was challenged by the concept of a single divine power. * **Economics:** How resources were shared and valued took on new meaning. *
**Philosophy:** Deep thoughts about life, purpose, and existence were reshaped. *
**Education:** What was taught and how people learned changed to reflect the new understanding. * **Warfare:** The reasons for conflict and how battles were fought were also influenced.
It is clear that Akhenaten's vision had a profound and lasting impact. There is no escaping how his ideas infected and changed the entire world. ## The True Origins of Major World Religions From Akhenaten's original philosophy came the ideas that formed three of the world's largest religions: Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. Many people who follow these faiths may not realize that their deepest beliefs and practices stem from ancient Egyptian thought. Consider these surprising connections: * **Foundational Teachings:**
The declarations of faith by Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed can be traced back to Akhenaten's teachings. These figures, central to their respective religions, drew from the wellspring of Akhenaten's revelation. * **Prayer Formations:** The ways people pray in these religions, including the submission of oneself to a universal creator, are said to come from Akhenaten's practices. * **Moral Codes:** The entire system of right and wrong, the moral codes that guide believers, also originated from Akhenaten's insights. Akhenaten is described as **God manifest for all humanity**, the "Lord of Light" as even mentioned in some scriptures. He is seen as a physical representation of the Universal Creator, visiting Earth in human form, a unique event never to be repeated.
## The Perfect Man and Woman: Akhenaten and Nefertiti Akhenaten was not alone in his divine manifestation. Alongside him was Queen Nefertiti, described as the **perfect woman**. Together, they were considered sinless human beings, sent to guide humanity back to the "straight path" towards the Most High. Their images often show them bathed in the light of the sun, a symbol of their direct connection to the universal creator. Unlike later religious figures, the sun was not just behind them; it literally shone upon them. This represents their role as the physical forms of the creator on Earth. Their lives set a profound example: *
**For Women:** All women are encouraged to follow in Nefertiti's footsteps, like the Proverbs 31 woman, to become true women. * **For Men:** Men are called to be "after God's own heart," following the example of Akhenaten's true manhood, which is seen as the basis for the prophets in the Bible. If humans could live up to these perfect examples, they would inherit the kingdom of God, which is the entire Earth.
The kingdom of God means living according to God's ways on Earth. Akhenaten embodies this idea, representing God and no other. After their time, Akhenaten transmuted back into the sun, and Nefertiti transmuted into the earth. This led to the Sun being referred to as "he" and the earth as "she," with the Earth later known as "Mother Nature" due to her nurturing essence.
## Challenging Traditional Narratives The speaker firmly asserts that many widely accepted religious stories are allegorical, not literal. Figures like Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed are presented as characters derived from the life and times of Akhenaten and the 18th dynastic period of Egypt. *
**Historical Accuracy:** The claim is made that there was no historical Mohammed 1,400 years ago. Further, the stories of Adam and Eve knowing about Mecca, or Abraham and Ishmael building the Kaaba or destroying idols, are called fictitious. These narratives are deducted from the divine actions of Akhenaten's in Egypt (KMT or Ta-Merri), where he traveled 4,100 miles, declaring one God and cleansing temples (even in the vassal nations where Egypt had dominion).
* **European Influence:** The speaker challenges the idea that Abraham, Jesus or Moses were European or ushered in monotheism. These claims are labeled as false, arguing that such figures are part of a European narrative that misrepresents the true origins of faith. *
**Challenging Religious Scholars:** The speaker issues a bold challenge to Islamic, Jewish, and Christian scholars, rabbis, and theologians to prove these assertions wrong. The claim is that they cannot, because the true history of Akhenaten's influence is being suppressed. These traditional narratives are seen as hiding the truth, designed to make people fight wars in the names of false revelations. The real revelations, written on papyrus in Egypt and Ethiopia, were allegedly taken and used to create biblical and Quranic narratives. This was done to give certain people dominance and control over the world, using religion to influence politics, economics, and warfare.
## The Misdirection of Black Consciousness Movements While many black groups and movements like the Nation of Islam, Rastafarians, Hebrew Israelites, Pan-Africanists, Comedic, Black Power, and others may have good intentions, the speaker contends they often fail to provide the full truth. These groups are seen as being dead wrong in their ability to reconnect people to their original source. *
**Historical Blindness:** A core criticism is that these movements root black history in the plantation era, starting around 1619 in America. This perspective, it's argued, keeps people "blind, deaf, and dumb" by focusing on an origin tied to slavery rather than ancient African civilizations. *
**"Knowledge of Self" as Selfishness:** The concept of "knowledge of self," often promoted by these groups, is criticized for fostering selfishness. When one is too focused on personal gain and ego, they cannot be humble, understanding, mindful, kind, respectful, or forgiving. This disconnects them from the universal creator. *
**Foreign Leadership:** Many black movements have been influenced by "light-skinned" or "white" leaders, which is seen as a recurring problem. For example, W. Fard Muhammad, a key figure in the Nation of Islam, listed his ethnicity as white in official records. Elijah Muhammad, another leader, stated that Prophet Muhammad of Arabia was a "white man" or Eurasian. This reliance on non-black leadership, revelation, and guidance for salvation is questioned and must be dismissed.
The belief that black people were never slaves or that their history only began with slavery is refuted. Instead, the speaker mentions their grandparents, who identified as Native American (Chickasaw, Choctaw, Blackfoot Indians) and owned land, challenging the common narrative of total enslavement and lack of self-sufficiency.
## Deciphering the "Script" of Religion The speaker suggests that many religious texts, including the Bible and Quran, function much like plays or scripts. In the 15th and 16th centuries, English versions of the Bible were often written by "playwrights," those who wrote plays. *
**Allegorical Characters:** These scripts feature characters, places, times, and events, creating a visual image and a narrative story. Readers, if not careful, can mistake these narratives for literal truth. *
**Eurasian Characters:** The Quran, for example, is said to feature Eurasian characters, with the Arab world promoting European dominance. This leads to a misunderstanding for black Muslims and other conscious groups who may not realize the underlying message. *
**Suppressed History:** The transcript suggests that some black leaders, due to their own painful experiences, may have subconsciously avoided connecting black people back to the African continent. This created a void, leading to narratives that suggest Africans didn't care about Black Americans, which is stated to be a lie. The only true relevance of focusing on ancient Nile Valley civilizations, like Egypt, is to understand that European civilization drew heavily from African knowledge. This knowledge, which taught Europeans, was stripped away and hidden. #
# The Dangers of Selfishness and Misguided Paths The emphasis on "self" within some black consciousness movements is identified as a major problem. When people are solely focused on themselves, they become selfish, leading to a host of negative outcomes: *
**Lack of Connection to the Divine:** Ego, defined as "easing God out," prevents submission to the universal creator. This self-centeredness divorces individuals from their true source. *
**Inability to Humble:** Selfishness makes humility, understanding, kindness, and forgiveness impossible. *
**Vulnerability:** A scattered mind, focused only on self, becomes prey not only to enemies but also to corrupt leaders who exploit followers like parasites. These leaders often criticize white people but obtain their education and religion from them. The speaker highlights a period after the Emancipation Proclamation, leading up to the 1930s, when Black Americans had thriving communities with over 200,000 villages, businesses, banks, schools, and more. This was given up, it is argued, for the sake of "self" and integration, losing what God had provided. The true path involves returning to the teachings of Akhenaten, the Lord of Light, and submitting to the universal creator. This is presented as the only way out of current conditions.
## Repentance and Return to the Most High The path forward, as presented, requires a fundamental shift in perspective. It demands **repentance** from selfishness and a return to the teachings of the Most High, as revealed through Akhenaten. *
**The Lesson of Slavery:** The experience of slavery is seen as a lesson for Black people, a consequence of rebelling against the Most High. This rebellion, including some people enslaving others, led to divine allowance for others to act as a "whooping rod." *
**God's Control:** The belief is that no group, whether white people or any "New World Order," has power that the Most High did not grant them. God is ultimately in control. *
**The One Code:** The only true code to follow is that of Akhenaten: "There is no God but the one, the universal creator, and I am his son." Deviating from this code leads to enslavement, deception, and being led astray. In conclusion, the message is clear: there is no other way out of the current struggles than to return to the teachings of the Lord Akhenaten, through his only son, Yashua. This means letting go of selfish motives, re-evaluating historical narratives, and submitting to the universal creator. This ancient wisdom, rooted in the Nile Valley civilizations, offers a path to genuine unity, connection, and a righteous way of life, and eventual global rule again.
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