Kamitic Stories for Children: The Living Legacy (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781515141259)

Seshat Sat'Heru is a Wab(Purification) Priestess, founder of Ab-Seshat Language Services, creator of the WadjetAnkh Yoga System, a natural healer, and mother of two. She has written a series of books that center around ancient Kamitic language and culture, and add to the available media that tell OUR story as a people. Seshat, the Divine Principle for whom she is named, is the ancient Kamitic Ntorot of writing and mathematics. She gave this gift to African people so that we could become masters of our earthly reality. Our people were the first to have language, the first to have mathematics, and the first to describe and record the world around us by using these divine tools. Seshat has also written MasHeru, Birth of an Ancient King, the story of the birth of Heru on December 25th after the raising of the Djed for Ausar at the Winter Solstice on December 21st. Three more books are due for release this year: the first is a children's language book of 100 commonly used words and images to go with them. This full color book also comes with a language cd so that the pronunciations are clear; parents will be able to use it with their children so that as a family they will be able to speak it at home and with other families who study language as well. The fourth book details the WadjetAnkh system of yoga, which was designed to release the inner serpent power, raise the inner divine energy, to make the practitioner a more effective master of his or her own destiny. This will be followed by a workout book, as well as a video series so that people will be able to follow along and use this powerful system at home even if they are not able to attend classes. It is Seshat's goal to put her research not only into books outlining sacred language and its use as a tool of cultural revival, but also to develop a website and mobile app for the purpose of teaching sacred languages to individuals, families, home school collectives, and larger educational institutions devoted to the empowerment of people of African descent.