I will let you decipher the meaning behind this image. Later on at the end of the post, I will tell you exactly what it means…

Growing up in Africa before leaving for the West in my late teens, I was shielded from learning the truth about my own continent — its people, its deep culture, and its primordial traditions.

Raised in a conservative Christian environment, I was taught to believe that anything coming directly out of nature was inherently wrong or harmful. The warnings were constant:

• “Don’t play in the dirt; you’ll get sick.”
• “Stay away from those ancient giant trees and giant rocks — there are dark forces in there.”
• “Herbal medicine is nothing but backward superstition.”

These subtle, repeated statements forced me to shut down and disconnect entirely from the natural world.

In many African countries, there is a common linguistic divide between what is labeled “modern” and what is called “local.” In the West, “local” is often celebrated as organic, fresh, or authentic. But growing up under colonial conditioning, anything labeled “local” was treated as inherently inferior, backward, and despised. People would actively criticize traditional methods, seeds, or indigenous farming techniques, while praising “modern” Western and colonial substitutes.

It wasn’t until I experienced severe scarcity that true appreciation resurfaced.

The Wake-Up Call in -40°C Winter

Living in Canada, enduring winters that plunged to -40°C, shattered my illusions. That harsh climate made me yearn for the tropics — not just for the warmth, but for the abundance of fresh, unadulterated food.

In the West, truly organic food is rare and expensive. I remember a friend in Vancouver — supposedly the warmest city in Canada — who planted a banana tree in his yard. Every single autumn, he had to physically uproot the entire tree and store it indoors to save it from the incoming winter frost. He also pointed out something that astonished me: modern seedless bananas are not original; they are genetically modified versions of a plant that once lived naturally.

Growing up in Africa and later transitioning into the Western lifestyle brought a stark realization: in migrating to a supposedly ‘developed’ nation, I hadn’t escaped the Matrix — I had walked straight into its epicenter.

While people in so-called ‘developing’ countries remain resilient survivors who still quietly resist full assimilation, the West was conquered long ago. The conditioning is so complete that the cage has been mistaken for freedom.

To see this in action, ask someone raised in a Western society if a human being has a natural right to exist freely on the Earth without working a 9-to-5 or paying for land. They will treat the idea as pure madness and defend the system in a heartbeat.

When the global pandemic hit, I made the conscious decision to leave the commercial rat race and relocate back to Africa. Freed from the relentless noise, I began to see everything with total clarity. The religious dogmas and colonial mentalities that had been sold to our forefathers finally collapsed, and I could see through the cracks.

Abstract “Cosmic” Spirituality vs. The Grounded Earth

Modern seekers love to throw around the word spirituality — or wander off into the word Universe. But that word can be dangerous: it catapults your mind into abstract, fictitious constructs of distant black holes and invisible galaxies, leaving your physical body completely unattended on the ground.

Forget about abstract cosmic fantasies for a moment. Come back down to the earth beneath your feet.

Look at the extraordinary diversity of life around you — the flowers, the bugs, the rivers, the soil, and the plants. Could you ever exhaust exploring what is right in front of you, let alone have time to wander through imaginative intellectual concepts you cannot see with the naked eye?

Consider the leaf of a plant. Could anyone honestly convince you that the infinite variety of patterns, textures, shapes, and forms across millions of plant leaves were designed solely to absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen through photosynthesis? If that were their only function, nature would be absurdly wasteful to create such breathtaking aesthetic diversity for a single mechanical task. Any human engineering firm would replace that designer on day one!

Nature is not a random mechanical accident; it is an intelligent, living canvas.

Stripping Away Religious Dogma: Laws as Practical Science

If you strip away religious attachments and examine ancient texts — such as the laws of the Old Testament — you discover that many of these rules were never arbitrary commands handed down by a deity demanding blind obedience.

They were practical protocols. They were a methodical science — a battle-tested methodology designed to solve specific biological, environmental, and social problems.

Similarly, the concept of “sin” has been thoroughly distorted by modern religion. Original “sin” was not a moral wrongdoing in the modern legalistic sense; it was the accumulation of negative energetic distortion over time. The result of this accumulated distortion is suffering — what Eastern traditions refer to as Karma. Ancient cultures developed precise rites and protocols to clear this energetic distortion so a person could be cleansed and renewed.

It is vital to understand that energetic cause and effect does not conform to human definitions of “innocence.” Consider a lion hunting a zebra: the lion devours prey throughout its lifetime without facing moral consequences, because it operates within its natural ecological design. If you view yourself as a purely “innocent victim” while being beset by misfortune or chronic illness, you must shift your perspective and investigate the deeper energetic causes at play.

The Two Universal Keys of African Spirituality

I could write a 500-page manuscript detailing the complexities of African traditions, but the core foundation rests upon two universal keys:

Key 1: Animism (Relational Consciousness)

Similar to Buddhist philosophy, animism recognizes that everything in existence is alive — including what modern science classifies as “inanimate” rock or soil. However, African spirituality takes this a step further: it relates to all of nature through personality. Everything is a unique person or intelligence that you can actively commune with, speak to, and harmonize alongside.

Key 2: The Causality of Intention (The Root of Shamanism & Traditional Rites)

The ultimate driver of all manifestation is Intention. This is the secret behind ancient shamanism, traditional rites, and what colonial observers mislabeled as witchcraft. Intention originates within one’s desire or heart. It is seeded into physical reality through the spoken word combined with focused physical action (which modern people call ritual).

Intention passes smoothly from the mental body down into the physical environment. But this requires understanding that ancient people saw zero separation between their physical bodies and their surroundings.

Dissolving the Illusion: There Is No Separate “African” Spirituality

To truly liberate your mind, drop the terms Divine, God, and Spiritual for a moment, and observe reality as it actually is.

Modern science claims that everything originated from a single primordial Big Bang. If that is true, then everything in existence is fundamentally one interconnected substance. The very thing you call “God” or the “Divine Source” is also gross physical matter. If organic compost was once green grass, nourished by soil molecules originating from the dawn of creation, then that organic matter is just as much a part of the divine unity as a distant star.

Furthermore, claiming that spirituality belongs exclusively to any group of people is like digging a small hole on an ocean beach, watching seawater fill it, and calling that puddle “the ocean.” Like the image, the ocean is intimately free to access, those with power can freely access it, then they block everybody from accessing it, misleading the other elite by allowing them to only play in a limited and controlled large pools of water, while average people like you and me are buying scoops of ocean and settle for that illusion. But again it is not just spirituality, but life itself, you simply don’t owe anybody anything to exist. connect to the source and live abundantly.

Science confirms that all human life originated in Africa. If we follow the river of human history back to its source, we discover that all ancient ancestors once lived in harmony with nature. They did not exclude themselves from their environment, lets replace that environment with Universe, and then replace it with GOD. Does it make sense now?

Even in the middle of a modern concrete jungle, the moment you accept that your surroundings are a direct reflection of your inner state and become fluid in your consciousness, that concrete jungle begins to breathe — and your external environment shifts to mirror your lifestyle.

Step Through the Doorway

I do not believe in spoon-feeding anyone. True wisdom cannot be forced; a guide can only walk you to the door, point at the handle, and step aside. You alone must decide whether to take the first step.

If you are ready to dismantle colonial programming, stop wandering in abstract spiritual theories, and explore the complete, channeled cosmological blueprint of human origins, the 7 bodies, the 24-hour shadow cycle, and the ancient Water Nation…

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The Truth About African Spirituality: Why It Isn’t Religion, But the Original Science of Reality was originally published in Broader Insights on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

For the past year, you might have noticed my silence here on Medium. It was a deliberate break — not from writing, but from the constant noise of posting online.

When you begin tuning into higher states of consciousness, the boundary between your own thoughts and messages from beyond starts to blur. In the beginning, when I first initiated contact with the Guardians, the communications arrived as fragmented bits and pieces. Honestly, many of them made so little sense to my analytical mind that I didn’t think they were worth sharing.

But over time, as these spiritual breadcrumbs accumulated, a grand cosmic blueprint began to take shape far beyond my limited scope of view. What once felt like isolated fragments suddenly clicked into profound, undeniable order.

It took nearly four years of dedicated channeling, downloading, and integration to compile these teachings into a single master text: Cosmological Keys to the Water Nation.

Scraping Away the Conditioned Mind

Every channeled work carries its own distinct energetic signature. What fascinated me most throughout this journey was how the Guardians would scrape away the blind spots of my conditioned mind, using everyday, ordinary things to reveal mind-bending metaphysical truths:

• Why do we start our day at midnight? We take it for granted that a new day begins at 12:00 AM, yet biologically and logically, it makes no sense to mark a fresh start while the world is fast asleep. Nature wakes at dawn; why have we tethered human life to an arbitrary mechanical clock?
• The costly illusion of the “isolated individual”: Modern culture conditions us to believe we are separate, self-contained egos — an illusion that quietly drains our vitality, health, and peace. The Guardians didn’t just offer abstract clichés about “oneness.” They provided a precise, practical demonstration of how our subtle fields, cellular intelligence, and ancestral networks are intertwined.
• A deeper look at health and disease: This perspective completely reframes modern germ theory. While external pathogens exist, treating disease solely as an “outside attack” leaves the bigger picture unexplored — ignoring environmental resonance, energetic calcification, and ancestral disharmony.

Viewing Reality Through Ancient Eyes

Cosmological Keys to the Water Nation is not here to hand you rigid dogma or tell you what your reality should be. Instead, it provides a solid, ancient foundation so you can consciously author what you want your reality to become.

It pulls back the veil to view existence through the eyes of the ancients — revealing primordial ancestors (the Mighty Eleroums) who existed long before our solar system condensed into physical form, and showing how their choices still reverberate through our DNA, lifestyle, and spiritual growth today.

If you are ready to move past modern spiritual stagnation, reconnect with ancient African cosmology, and unlock the biological technology within your own field, your journey begins here.

📖 Cosmological Keys to the Water Nation is available now on Amazon.

Why I Disappeared for a Year was originally published in Broader Insights on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.