King Khufu
CARTEL MAFIA GANG
The Dragon Shrine ~ Serpent Science
Published on Aug 9, 2015
Ophiolatreia, commonly known as Serpent Worship is probably the most ancient, natural, common and diverse form of spirituality in the world. The earliest evidence of this on hand is a cave temple, also called a Dracontium in Ngamiland, Botswana, which dates back 80 000 years or more. This would imply that the !Kung, also known as the San, 'Bushmen' or Khoisan people, who at first inhabited Southern Africa, are among the very first ancestral people who saw the serpent as representative of the divine currents of life energy flowing through the All. They shared this common pool of knowledge with West Africans and Egyptians; with the whole of the Ancient Near East, Asia, Australasia and the Americas. All over the planet, in every culture; there are certain ancestral things we all have inherited in common and this is evident in the symbolism of reality. Actually, if one searched as diligently for the common things instead of the superficial outer differences between others of the same human race, would the world not be a better place to live in? Oph is the Egyptian name for serpent; and the serpent is the power of the Great Goddess, which flows through and within and without of all things. Many refer to this energy as Kundalini, the Cosmic Serpent or Dragon's breath. This vital energy, which makes things to grow, may be the one and the same as any other form of energy. In our world of quantum reality, just because something tangible can't be seen with our relatively weak eyesight this does not imply that it 'doesn't exist'. This video will demonstrate the universal nature of Ophidian spirituality, which ALL of our ancestors embraced. There has been much said about the Dragon of the Goddess in fable; yet this is a video presentation made by an Ophidian priest of the Goddess which centers on the factual. Ophidian Goddess spirituality is a way of life lived in harmony with the seasons, cycles and elements of Nature and which recognizes divinity in all of creation. All life is sacred; and the Law of the Goddess is, Love Unto All Beings. Nothing is more equal than another, and this of course includes considerations of gender, species, class or skin color. In scientific terms, as science and nature spirituality are really one and the same thing, or inextricably interwoven as it were, the Dragon, or Great Serpent, represents many things. Among these is the geomagnetism which invisibly binds us together, and which maintains the balance in a cyclical fashion, encircling the planet as an Orobouros It can be said that to divorce science from spirituality would, like the split of the original androgynous human being, ensure a loss of their original powers; much as if we were to separate one hemisphere of the brain from the other. The delicate balance of Nature, or divine truth, must be maintained, by us. Otherwise, the imbalance will be corrected by Mother Nature, so that the cycles of existence may continue forever on. All religions, all forms of spirituality and belief systems, and none, are interconnected as One. Thus as the Buddha said, there is no right or wrong, only learning through our own experiences. What is good for one may not be as good for another. Yet we are all divine, as miniature reflections or copies of Divinity ourselves. The greatest mystery is the one which lies within and the knowing of oneself, as the teachers within can teach more in a few minutes than a lifetime of higher education ever could. Which is not to disrespect it, as Fortune favors those who work hard at achieving things and advancing through their own abilities. The ancestors knew about themselves, and left us visual reminders of how love and truth will always prevail. We are all as unique as every petal of every daisy flower in the world, or every star in the big sky for that matter. Yet, we are all from the same common root, and all have a Mother and a Father who are in all things, forever and a day
Oh, I thought you meant something called `the Sacred Black Family', like, an official thing. 
I was with my mother. We ended up with tickets to an event i was supposed to go to with an e-friend who couldn't make it. An energy workshop. This was the teacher. I had bought a book during intermission for her to sign. While we're we're waiting in line, her husband came up and just randomly engaged us in conversation. He stayed with us the whole time we waited, which was weird bc he had been mingling, chatting with everybody, until he got to us. 
Word to Azala.