Asiisian Spirituality of The Kalenjin People

02/06/2026

Kongoi inyee chepkelyen sogool nee chorchin chii tuguul.Kongoi Asiis nenyoo..🤗

01/06/2026

31/05/2026

THE BLACK ANCESTORS LIVES A PURE CONSCIOUS LIFE WITHOUT ANY LAW OR COMMANDMENTS TO KEEP THEM IN CHECK.

The very day you will finally encounter the invisible universal spirit of creation, you will realise God was never religious, he doesn't have law for humanity but pure consciousness.

DOES PLANTS AND ANIMALS HAVE ANY COMMANDMENTS THAT PUT THEM IN CHECK BY THE CREATOR?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Abraham, Isaac and Jacob live a pure conscious and righteous life without needing any commandments or law just as you have today. They live a pure conscious life that forbids Evil which harmonizes them with all creatures.

Christianity will make you feel intelligent on the surface based on the book written by men with pagan roots and identity. Beneath the reality, every black Christian is a walking co**se without original identity. You don't need a book to know yourself. You don't need a book to know the God who lives in you.

You only need a book to know the evil elites who created religion and make themselves gods and angels on earth. That is why the God in the religion books are jealous and has anger issues. They keel and destroy people even though they believe in freewill.

How can a healthy person with a well functioning brain think about God without the knowledge of how his fore fathers served the creator for thousands of years before the colonial invasion.

Every black person comes from Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. They are the root of the black ancestors. You don't need commandments to be faithful to your God.

Do you still need a book to teach you how to love, live in peace and unity with all that God has created? Or to know what is good and evil?

Think about it.

31/05/2026

The state a creature of colonial heritage cannot own Ancestral Land

The coloniser stole the land with violence. The native revolted. The native won power. Then the native called stolen land "state land." The native got a flag, an anthem, and independence—but still no land. The republic cannot own what it did not create. It keeps stolen land in courts of colonial laws.

Mining rights now eat the soil while the stomach hungers. The chains were never broken. They were just painted black. The state is in possession of stolen land.

The struggle is not against a white master anymore. It is against colonial governance wearing our own faces. Land to the clans. Ancestral Soil belongs to the totems. Governance to the ancestors. Everything else is decoration. Aluta continua...not yet Uhuru. FoT

31/05/2026

Its time CRE , IRE , And HRE accepted ATR as a different spiritual ecosystem and the current structure does not reflect African Identity .

🤔🤔CRE lesson

31/05/2026

Why Colonial Laws Must Be Decolonised: Lessons for African Tribes from the Great Law of Peace

Africa is entering a new age of decolonisation. This new age is not only about changing flags, removing colonial statues, renaming roads, or celebrating independence days. It is about confronting a deeper question: Can African people continue to live under legal systems that were designed to conquer them, divide them, tax them, police them, extract from them, and silence their Indigenous ways of life?

The answer must be no.

Colonial laws were not neutral laws. They were not created to protect African communities, sacred lands, ancestral memory, communal justice, traditional leadership, women’s authority, or Indigenous spirituality. They were created to serve empire. Their purpose was to make African land available to settlers, African labour available to colonial economies, African bodies available to police control, and African minds available to foreign categories of civilisation.

This is why African states must now decolonise colonial laws. A country cannot call itself free while its legal imagination remains colonised.

Colonial Law Was a Tool of Conquest

Across Africa, colonial governments used law as a weapon. Land ordinances, hut taxes, pass laws, forced labour regulations, emergency laws, sedition laws, native authority laws, and missionary-backed moral codes were all used to restructure African life. These laws did not merely govern Africans; they redefined Africans.

They turned Indigenous nations into “tribes.”
They turned ancestral land into “Crown land.”
They turned spiritual custodians into “witch doctors.”
They turned community justice into “customary practice” subordinate to colonial courts.
They turned elders into colonial chiefs where convenient.
They turned African women’s authority into domestic silence.
They turned sacred ecological systems into idle land waiting for development.

This is the deep wound that decolonisation must address. Full article in the comment section.

30/05/2026

Asiisian Fashion

30/05/2026

"Hello, I come from the Kapkorosion clan, could you please ask if we have others from the same clan?"