Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials Quotes

“It is true that evil may gain wealth but the strength of truth is that it lasts; a man can say: "It was the property of my father.”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“As we struggle to separate the conscious which is responsible for our voluntary actions from the unconscious which controls our involuntary actions we lose valuable time and energy which leads to polarity and dissolution.”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“It is true that evil may gain wealth but the strength of truth is that it lasts; a man can say: "It was the property of my father. It is a commitment to serving the Creator, along with uplifting ourselves, our family and community through acts of positive thoughts and deeds.”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“Maat called the rich to help the less fortunate rather than exploit them, echoed in tomb declarations: "I have given bread to the hungry and clothed the naked" and "I was a husband to the widow and father to the orphan".”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“To enhance this understanding we must know that the sphere is impartial and neutral and commands us to initiate, engage and execute, hence take charge of our destiny.”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“Malcolm X rightly stated: “The burning need today for African people is the generation of good science, technology and political thought in order to remake and resurrect the African world. We must be active builders of civilization and active practitioners of advance science. We must not fear the latter: after all, we were the first advanced scientists, dating back to the time of Imhotep. We bequeathed the scientific and philosophical tradition to the Greeks, who in turn influenced (along with Africans) the Arabs, who returned the favor by reintroducing advanced knowledge in Europe (again, with African help) after the European dark ages. At the time that the Africans and Arabs knowns as Moors relit the intellectual torch of Europe, most Europeans had no idea of their own ancestors’ links to that knowledge. This is not mere speculation: it is a true conception of history. This is real fact.”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“Was it not for the ancient Africans like Ptahhotep, Imhotep and countless others, our awareness of ourselves, our surroundings and in a greater way the universe would have been limited and pedantic. The gift of ancient Africa has blessed us with spiritual enlightenment and maturity and therefore understanding of the purpose of Maat and the path to righteous action and living.”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“There might seem to be a contradiction in the presentation of the Laws of God as being based on logical reasoning. The contradiction exists only in the minds of people who have failed to understand the foundations of science and of religion.” Therefore maat is not a religion centered concept but rather a thoroughly life centered way of existence that is spiritual base.  ”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“Malcolm X rightly stated: “The burning need today for African people is the generation of good science, technology and political thought in order to remake and resurrect the African world. We must be active builders of civilization and active practitioners of advance science. We must not fear the latter: after all, we were the first advanced scientists, dating back to the time of Imhotep. We bequeathed the scientific and philosophical tradition to the Greeks, who in turn influenced (along with Africans) the Arabs, who returned the favor by reintroducing advanced knowledge in Europe (again, with African help) after the European dark ages. At the time that the Africans and Arabs knowns as Moors relit the intellectual torch of Europe, most Europeans had no idea of their own ancestors’ links to that knowledge. This is not mere speculation: it is a true conception of history. This is real fact.”  ”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials

“As we understand philosophy today, we often think of the works of Europeans, who often associate philosophy themselves to Greece and Rome and totally ignoring the true source of the knowledge of the Greeks such as Aristotle, Socrates and Plato, whose references to Africa and Egypt and Nubia can fill up more tomes than have already been presented to us.   And”
― Uwa Afu, Maat the 11 Laws The Essentials