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<span class="auto-style3">The Dogon and Black Awakening</span><span class="auto-style1"><strong><em class="auto-style16">gon
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an overview of Black Awakening</em></strong></span></p>
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The Dogon people are the last group within the black race to hold on to
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the Egyptian culture bestowed to us by our ancient and original gods. In
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analyzing this, we see the remains of a beautiful satanic culture based
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on understanding the soul, the gods and the world around us. <br />
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Unfortunately a portion of the Dogon population practice Islam and
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Christianity, the filthy and destructive programs that are connected to
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the enemy agenda.<br />
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The Dogon cosmology and creation story, deities, language, symbolism,
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culture and civic inclinations are all similar to ancient Egypt. The
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priesthood also is connected. As was mentioned before, Nommo in Dogon
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beliefs is the creator god associated with primordial waters. The name
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Nommo means water essentially. Nommo is similar to Nammu, another
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primordial "water" being representing the feminine and creation in
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Sumerian lore. <br />
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The primordial water theme is ever present in all gentile spiritual
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narratives, allegories and symbolism such as Oannes, Dagon and Mami Wata
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and other mermaid like beings. This is the Shakti force. <br />
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Curiously, the Dogon cosmology and symbolism ties in and is
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interconnected with scientific concept and astronomical occurrences as
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documented in many books and articles on these people. <br />
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Our Egyptian gods gave this knowledge to the gentile races and you can
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see this in deeper Africa with the Dogons, the Yoruba and in certain
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areas in South Africa. There was a Pyramidal structure found in South
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Africa aligned with the pyramid of Giza, as documented in the book "
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Temples of the African gods."<br />
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Its no wonder many Black people feel connected to the Egyptian daemon gods and
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Kemetic culture. <br />
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I remember before coming to spiritual satanism, when I was deeply into
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general paganism, I chose to immerse myself in Egyptian mythology and
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then I started to feel attracted to that pantheon of gods and my overall
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spiritual self. Shortly after, I was directed to the JoyofSatan. Many
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of the Egyptian daemon gods are still in the black racial memory. This
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relates to many of the Black Joy of Satan members coming to Satan
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because of an interest in the old daemon gods...<br />
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Hail Satan!
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