What is Black History anyway? Should it focus primarily on the Black experience in the United States, from the beginning of slavery up to the Civil Rights movement? Is that all there is to know? If not, how far back in time does “Black history” go? And how much of our world should be included in this story?
These two questions provided the direction for a groundbreaking new book titled When the World Was Black: The Untold History of the World’s First Civilizations. In When the World Was Black, author Supreme Understanding explores over 200,000 years of history, scouring the entire globe for the important roles played by Black people in founding the world’s oldest cultures and civilizations

The Kybalion: The Seven Ancient Principles

The Kybalion has been the subject of intrigue and speculation for over 100 years. It claims to present the most ancient and fundamental principles of Egyptian philosophy, pulled from the Hermetic lore of the god Djehuti himself.

The African Abroad: Vol 1 and Vol 2

Sometimes groundbreaking literary pieces of the past have hidden jewels that must be revisited by forthcoming generations, as is the case with pastor, Ivy League scholar, and unconventional revolutionary William Henry Ferris’ book, The African Abroad. Written almost a century ago, Ferris challenges societal norms in the fields of history, theology, philosophy as it pertains to Black people and those of African descent.