Celebrating Life At Amen Par Ankh!

Welcome to Amen Par Ankh!

Amen Par Ankh is an Afrikan Centered Spiritual Ministry.  We are Urban Growers who have come together to  Make Food, Pour Libations, practice Healing Arts like Orissa Ankh (Reiki),  Celebrate the Seasons of the Sun, AfRaKan Akabalon KRST Naming ceremony, write Books, enrich as Teachers, storytellers, Spoken Word Artists, Chanting Heka, Artist to Activists and, performance artists community engagements, who share knowledge of Environmental Conservancy, Recycling and Green Sustainable initiatives. 

Amen Par Ankh are Words of Power from ancient East Afrikan Societies known as KMT/ Kamata or Khemet (People of the Sun) Amen Par Ankh translates as Sacred Temple of Living. Amen Ankh (Sacred Life) is our Way of wellness in mind body and spirit. We recognize that we are souls having a human experience. We must take care of our bodies and feed our minds as sacred temples.

My Spiritual name is Nuta Beqsu.  I am currently the KMT Minister in the Kansas City, metro area.

*I am an Educator and Tutor who supports an Afrikan Centered Home School Network for Enrichment in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Cultural and Industrial Arts and Mathematics.)

*My Sun, Mika Eli and I will entertain adults and student audiences at various churches, schools, colleges, libraries, hospitals, festivals and gatherings throughout the United States. We will mesmerize audiences with folktales, original stories and original Chants and Poetry. 

*We grow and cultivate foods for Elders and at community sites, right in their yards for easy access. *We share African Centered history, stories, and DJ for Youth, Birthdays, Parties, Family Reunions and community celebrations and entertainment. 

*We are KMT KRST Ministers, who Pour Libations for the Equinoxes and Solstices, as well as Birth, African Naming, Funeral services, and Harvest Celebrations. Our Temple is our Bodies, So pe practice Welness and holistic Health. We Grow our own foods to connect with the Ecology of the earth, Sun and cosmose. We are also known for a variety of Afrikan Centered Poetry and portrayals of historical African and African American Women, such as: 

+Auset and the Ausarian Resurrection, 
+The Story of Ankh- The Kemetic Womb of Mankind
+Afrikan Goddesses, Princesses, and Queens(Kandaki)  
+The story of Sari Bartman and 
+Mother “Moses” Harriett Tubman.

*I work as a spiritual revivalist. With Poetry and my original story “Conversations with my Brother” a story of healing that has touched many hearts.

*I also work as a Sip and Paint Healing Artist and 
*Home Economics  and Homesteading, with Custom Clothing and Accessory Tailor
*I also share health and wellness knowledge as in the healing properties of Herbs and Back yard edible weeds, as well as the spiritual properties of essential Oils  

Spoken Words and chants about "Life at Amen Par Ankh" are riveting and energizing! I have written several of articles that are featured in our Blog, http://amen-parankh.blogspot.com , It is our wish and hope to Educate, entertain but also inspire young people to acquire knowledge of self, A sustainable way of life, how to overcome life's challenges, realize their inner greatness and accomplish Great things.

* I work with young women in a group called You G.R.O.W.W. Girls- Teach a girl, Heal a Nation. 

(G.R.O.W.W. stands for Gaining Resilience, Opportunities, Wealth and Wellness)

We teach Girls how to gain Resilience and perservierance through finding your Purpose, Strengths, in Destiny, Health, Career and Relationships. Each student will chart and journal their journey, through Meditation, Positive Affirmations, Exercise, Self-Help Book Club

Opportunities to travel, and gain scholarships, in our Choir and Dance Clubs, 

Wealth in Financial Literacy, and entreprenuralship

and Applyed or Project Base Learning in Urban Agriculture and Green Sustainable initiatives.

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I am available for Lectures, Libations, Griot Spoken Word Presentations, KMT Wedding, Birth and Ascension officiant, Salutations and Blessings for new beginnings, Home and Businesses, Afrikan Storytelling, Conferences and Workshops Contact: amen.parankh@gmail.com or amen.ankh@live.com Phone: 816-281-7704



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Matriarchal Society, POLYGYNY | POLYGAMY

POLYGYNY | POLYGAMY - In Africa
Polygamy/Polygyny expert Esther Stanford gives a sharp and profound scholastic food for thought on polygamy and African people.

African Marriage Customs from Halaqah Films

"Polygamy became taboo with Colonialism due to the conflict with inheritance in large families, the social-economic threat caused by increased African populations and the Eurocentric Christian/puritanical values.
However today polygamy is still a reality and is becoming an option in the African Diaspora in response to social dilemmas. Polygamy within the framework of law and balance is a viable aspect of African family systems which is existed from Kemet to Sokoto.

Perception of African self has been so given to us by the “other” that it is hard to distinguish what is indigenous intelligence and what is a product of mental conditioning because of the European dynamic.

There is a great confusion around modernity with progress and development and too often Westernization or more specific Europeanization is collapses into modernity.

African people must objectively re-examine structures that were the backbone of their historical development in an attempt to successfully engage in modernity. "

CHOICE IS THE OPERATIVE WORD! In the Matriarchal society, the WOMEN made the Choice to take on another wife!

I reflect on The Biblical prose of  The Virtuous Woman... "

The Virtuous Woman is a married wife to her husband, and queen of her household. She owns land and provides resources to her community. She is in charge of making selective choices on the provision of her household. This proverb speaks of Children, her Husband, Maidens, Elders, Land, a Vineyard, Handwoven tapestry, clothing, merchandise, Selling, distribution, and vending and Philanthropy. The Caretakers of her children, Educators, Agriculturalist, Water, food, and sanitation are Present. Industries such as Wood Carving, Animal Husbandry, Woven fibers from Flax, Silk, and Cotton, as well as Leather, Wool, organic dyes, Wax collecting, Candle making, grinding wheat, Bakeries, Food preparation and processing etc., were mentioned in her household.

Our Afrikan Women dwelled in successful matriarchal communities. Our early Matriarchal societies were a society of hermaphrodites, in that they were able to procreate their own girls. Women were Rulers, Queens, and Mothers; which were roles that maintained harmony and prosperity in the gnome society. Our ancient societies Venerated the Black Pregnant Mother as Goddesses! So, the whole of society worked to the prosperity of new life and the pregnant Mother.

Auset was the first Queen Mother to give birth in immaculate conception a male Sun named Heru!

Much later, Marriage began to be a very significant achievement. It was the merger of Gnome families, This provided an abundance of wealth and resources. Of course, she couldn't do this all alone! Often, in the matriarchal society, the new bride would either be negotiated with a bride price from the groom's family. This bride price may be cattle, gold or other precious minerals, game. or many other produced or manufactured materials. The bride price paid for the loss of her valuable role in the economics of their family Gnome. The Bride may also bring her own inheritance of resources, Land and a staff of workers from her family through marriage endowment. The Matriarch would also have her Mothers, from both sides of her family, Her Sisters, Aunts, and cousins would be involved and accompany her own gnome of resources. So, the choice of a wife taking on another wife from her sisters, or even concubine from her staff, to add children, wealth and resources to her family was a major accomplishment for her household. The Matriarchy was more often the Mother passing her inheritance to her Daughter's relationship., yet in later times, the Mother-Son. Mary is the Afrakan manifestation of Ma/Re. Ma/Re, Ma/Sun Ma/n was established, The Queen/Kandaki sat in power with her Son/Nsbity.

 Our ancient societies venerated the Universe of the night stars as the Great Mother Nut/Net. She was constantly giving birth to new Stars. "Evening and the morning is the first day,.."  Every day at dusk, Queen Mother Nut would swallow the Sun Ra and give birth to a new Daystar every morning, Our ancient queen mothers would present themselves to the sun, and like any plant or tree, she would ask the sun for new life. So, our ancient Ancestors thought of all Mothers as Madonnas and virgins who immaculately conceived their children from the Sun.

Auset was the sister/wife of the benevolent Ruler Ausar. Ausar was murdered by his jealous possessed brother Set. In her grief over the loss of her husband, Auset immaculately conceived a sun and named him Heru. The paradigm of Mother and Sun is prolific within the Ancient Afrikan diaspora.

MARY and KRST were the foundations of Christianity. Yet the Presence of Mary diminished to no representation in the patriarchal trinity who covered her with a sheet, then embalmed her into a Holyghost in the Aryan Abrahamic, Jew, Christian, and Islamic religions and cultures.

Until we return to the Matriarchal structure, the Melanin people will continue to suffer, economically and in our families
We must return to the trinity of the Father, Mother, and Child reunion.