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Afrika’s Indigenous Knowledge Systems

tion anymore, now terming diseases, floods and insect infes-
tations as ‘natural’ or ironically as ‘acts of God’ but without
actually acknowledging God. He has become merely an ad-
ministrative reference in an insurance or policy document.
People do not heed warnings sent, they rather seek human
means in which to ‘correct’ and ‘address’ what God is actu-
ally saying to them through these crises. Corruption grows
unabated and endures due to such ignorance and the people
pay the penalty because the foundations are out of course.

It was written somewhere that in ancient times just around the
time of the partitioning of Afrika, there were literal superhigh-
ways of wisdom that wise men all over Afrika would travel
through to learn wisdom from various locations in Afrika. This
could be the reason why most knowledge and wisdom in Af-
rika is similar, due to the intermingling of ideas and thoughts.
Meaning that the quest to see the borders open all over Afrika
and for the suspension of visas between Afrikan nations alto-
gether is not so much about removing the money Afrikans pay
to access other Afrikan countries, which does not really make
sense in the first place. Not really. It’s much more so for the
sake of giving access to the superhighways of wisdom and for
Afrikans to be able to access such indigenous knowledge and
wisdom from the remaining custodians of the same. Yes, the
globalist agenda is to create ten super nations out of all the na-
tions of the world in preparation for the reign of the Antichrist,
but prior to that, we owe it to ourselves and the next gener-
ation of Afrikans to keep safe and to utilize the indigenous
knowledge and wisdom passed down to us by our forefathers.

To further give context to the depths of the Afrikan ancient
spirituality, we will use an excerpt from Patrick Bowen’s

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