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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, General History of Africa Volume II: Ancient Civilizations of Africa: Paris, 1990. 41-42. Print.
"The Egyptians as they saw themselves
It is no waste of time to get the views of those principally concerned. How did the Ancient Egyptians see themselves? Into which ethnic category did they place themselves? What did they call themselves? The language and literature left to us by the Egyptians of the Pharaonic epoch supply explicit answers to these questions, which Eurocentric scholars can't refrain from twisting or 'interpreting'.
The Ancient Egyptians had only one term to designate themselves:
𓆎 𓀀 𓁐
𓏏 𓏦
= kmt = the black people (literally). This is the strongest term existing in the Pharaonic tongue to indicate blackness. It is accordingly written with a hieroglyph representing a length of wood charred at the end..."
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The origin of Chemistry:
Doctors in ancient Kmt (Egypt) studied the chemical properties of plants and minerals, documenting their effects on the human body. Their medicinal formulas are the oldest on record and remain relevant today. This shirt honors Kmt’s pioneering contributions to chemistry.
The Origin of the Atom:
All material creation stems from conscious, intelligent action. However, consciousness itself is immaterial — it has no shape, cannot be measured, touched, or divided. In ancient Kmt (Egypt), this formless source of creation was called Atm.
The word atom comes to us through the Greeks, who studied in Kmt, adapting Atm into their own language. While modern chemistry focuses on the study of the material atom, the scholars of Kmt explored Atm, the immaterial essence. In Kmt, the study of material forms was known as the study of Ra — energy.
This shirt features the original Mdw Ntr (hieroglyphic) script for Kmt alongside a modern symbol of the atom.
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The Origin of Nature:
In ancient Kmt (Egypt), Ntr (often pronounced Neter) referred to the Creator — not as a single force, but as all things that create, both individually and together. This includes people, animals, plants, minerals, and the cosmic forces that shape stars and planets. The Creator is the unity of all creative forces. From Ntr comes the Latin natura and the English word nature.
This shirt highlights three essential realities: oneness, duality, and cycles — the patterns that shape the natural world.
At the center is a symbol that shows energy’s eternal nature: infinite, uncreated, and indestructible. The image is formed from the edge of a single circle, with alternating sections expanded into spheres and others contracted into invisibility. As two opposite sides of the circle’s edge rise while the adjacent sides lower, the shape appears as an infinity sign — a visual expression of endless balance and flow.
The text inside the symbol is literal, naming the core universal qualities. Surrounding it, the words along the border are metaphoric, each representing the combination of the two nearest literal qualities inside — showing how nature’s balance emerges from the union of opposites.
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The Origin of Yin and Yang:
This shirt highlights three core realities: oneness, duality, and cycles — the patterns that bring order to life. In ancient Kmt (Egypt), duality was known as Sh (often pronounced Shu) and Tfnt (often pronounced Tefnut).
Sh, the expanding force, became known as Yang. Tfnt, the contracting and receptive force, became Yin. Their interaction powers the cycles of nature’s energy.
At the center is a symbol that represents energy’s eternal nature: infinite, uncreated, and indestructible. The image is formed from the edge of a single circle, with alternating sections expanded into spheres and others contracted into invisibility. As two opposite sides of the circle’s edge rise while the adjacent sides lower, the shape appears as an infinity sign — a visual expression of endless balance and flow.
The text inside the symbol is literal, naming the core universal qualities. Around it, the surrounding words are metaphoric, each representing the fusion of the two closest literal qualities inside — showing how balance in nature emerges from the union of opposites.