“YOGA existed in Africa in Ancient times”, says Pablo M Imani. Seeing my disbelief that yoga has ancient ties with Africa - for yoga has always been associated with Indian mystics 5,000 years ago - he explains, “Yoga started in ancient Egypt with the Egyptian civilization more than 10,000 years ago.” Pablo continues. “Ancient Egypt stretched along the Nile valley down to Uganda, including present day Sudan, Somalia and Ethiopia. Trade existed between the ancient Egyptians and Indians. Ethiopia was known as Kush and India as “IndusKush”. According to the Ta Meri MDW NTCHR (Egyptian scriptures), Asaru (Osiris), the "Netcher (God) of the Underworld" and revered as the "King of the Living", went to India because it was a colony of Kush (Cush / Ethiopia). Ethiopia and Asaru (Osiris) (Asarian concept of the Sleeping Soul) came from Ethiopia. You have to remember that ancient Egypt and Ethiopia were ONE.”
Pablo also explains that “research shows ancient scriptures on African yoga like The Ebers Papyrus, an Egyptian medical papyrus of herbal knowledge dating 1550 BC.”
Sufism is the mystical (spiritual) side of Al Islam, which Pablo says is a remnant of ancient Ta Meri culture (said Ancient Egyptian Mystery Schools) with its focus on the divine through chanting (hekau, hesi), meditation and devotion to heal the heart, becoming ONE with the ALL. It was the Kheri Heb”, the Egyptian priesthood who practice an ancient form of yoga known as Smai Tawi. “The practitioners of this system re-enact the movement of gods and goddesses (opening of the meridians and nadis [nodes], chakras to expand the aura) through focused breath or Smai Tawi. Smai is the science of breath or the union with breath. Tawi is the union of the two lands, which is the Upper (Heru / Horus) and the Lower Egypt (Set / Sut). In other words, it is the union of the physical and the spiritual. “These people understood the concept of ‘Heaven on Earth’, which is mentioned in the HOLY BIBLE Matthew 6:9-13 (excerpt) "
Pablo also explains that “research shows ancient scriptures on African yoga like The Ebers Papyrus, an Egyptian medical papyrus of herbal knowledge dating 1550 BC.”
Sufism is the mystical (spiritual) side of Al Islam, which Pablo says is a remnant of ancient Ta Meri culture (said Ancient Egyptian Mystery Schools) with its focus on the divine through chanting (hekau, hesi), meditation and devotion to heal the heart, becoming ONE with the ALL. It was the Kheri Heb”, the Egyptian priesthood who practice an ancient form of yoga known as Smai Tawi. “The practitioners of this system re-enact the movement of gods and goddesses (opening of the meridians and nadis [nodes], chakras to expand the aura) through focused breath or Smai Tawi. Smai is the science of breath or the union with breath. Tawi is the union of the two lands, which is the Upper (Heru / Horus) and the Lower Egypt (Set / Sut). In other words, it is the union of the physical and the spiritual. “These people understood the concept of ‘Heaven on Earth’, which is mentioned in the HOLY BIBLE Matthew 6:9-13 (excerpt) "
Our Father who art in Heaven, hallowed be thine name, 10 thine kingdom come, thou will be done, on Earth as it is in Heaven...
There is an an ancient Ta Meri (Kemetian / Egyptian) proverb which goes ‘As above, so below as below so above. As within, so without.’
I.C.G.R.O.M.'s Ta Meri Smai Tawi (Egyptian Yoga) is known as Uatcheta Smai Tawi. Uatcheta Smai Tawi is a collection of Ancient Yogic Teachings, Chi Kung (Qi Gong, Falun Gong, Chinese Yoga), Tai Chi (Baqua, Nei Kung, Wei Kung and etc...) and Practices for Self-Transformation through Self-Realization and Self-Mastery. These were the teachings and practices that allowed the Ngu (Negus) Pharoah (Per Ahh,) high officials and crafts men and women, Priests and Priestess, and Sages and Yogis be intelligent, harmonious, disciplined, Self-realized leaders in Ancient Indigenous Cultures.
There is an an ancient Ta Meri (Kemetian / Egyptian) proverb which goes ‘As above, so below as below so above. As within, so without.’
I.C.G.R.O.M.'s Ta Meri Smai Tawi (Egyptian Yoga) is known as Uatcheta Smai Tawi. Uatcheta Smai Tawi is a collection of Ancient Yogic Teachings, Chi Kung (Qi Gong, Falun Gong, Chinese Yoga), Tai Chi (Baqua, Nei Kung, Wei Kung and etc...) and Practices for Self-Transformation through Self-Realization and Self-Mastery. These were the teachings and practices that allowed the Ngu (Negus) Pharoah (Per Ahh,) high officials and crafts men and women, Priests and Priestess, and Sages and Yogis be intelligent, harmonious, disciplined, Self-realized leaders in Ancient Indigenous Cultures.