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Category: Ethiopia
Book Review : Saints of Africa – Rediscovering the Hidden Roots of Early Christianity
Saints of Africa reveals the powerful and often overlooked legacy of early African Christian saints. This inspiring book blends history and spirituality, offering timeless lessons of faith, resilience, and divine connection.
Feast of the Magi – January 6 / 7 : Epiphany – Theophany – Ganna (Ethiopian Christmas)
The Feast of the Magi, celebrated on January 6 as Epiphany or Theophany, marks the moment Christ is revealed to the nations. Honored across Eastern and Ethiopian Christianity, this sacred day remembers the Magi as seekers from beyond the covenant — astrologer-priests who followed the stars and knelt before divine humility. Epiphany is not the end of Christmas, but its universal unveiling: God made visible to the world.
Haile Selassie & the Lion of Judah
Haile Selassie I’s legacy is eternally linked to the Lion of Judah, symbol of divine lineage, courage, and the ancient Solomonic Throne. As King of Kings of Ethiopia, Selassie embodied prophecy, scripture, and sacred kingship. His spiritual and historical influence continues to inspire Ethiopia, Rastafari, and the world through the enduring power of this ancient symbol.
Haile Selassie I — Defender of the Faith
In the Ethiopian Orthodox tradition, Haile Selassie I was more than a monarch — he was the Defender of the Faith, rooted in the Solomonic line of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. He prayed in Ge’ez, fasted through Lent, and bowed before the Holy Tabot. His rule united prophecy, scripture, and divine service.
Food of the Faithful: Ancient Recipes of Ethiopian Monks
Discover the ancient vegan traditions of Ethiopian monks, where food is a form of prayer and simplicity becomes sacred. These centuries-old plant-based recipes—rich in lentils, chickpeas, teff, and healing spices—reflect a deep spiritual discipline rooted in mindfulness, fasting, and compassion for all living beings.
Faith Can Move Mountains (Medley Cover) by Sakshi Zion (The Twinkle Brothers, Peter Broggs & Jah Levi)
Faith Can Move Mountains” is a powerful cover medley performed by Sakshi Zion, seamlessly blending the reggae classics of Twinkle Brothers, Peter Broggs, and Jah Levi into a soulful and uplifting tribute to the strength of faith. The medley begins with the spiritual resonance of Twinkle Brothers’ harmonies, bringing a deep, rooted sound of hope. … Continue reading Faith Can Move Mountains (Medley Cover) by Sakshi Zion (The Twinkle Brothers, Peter Broggs & Jah Levi) →
Caesarion in Ethiopia or India?
The historicity of the legends related to the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar, known commonly as Caesarion or Ptolemy XV Caesar, has been debated for centuries. Legends from various sources, from as early as the first century BC, claim that Caesarion fled to India or Ethiopia to escape the fate of his mother and … Continue reading Caesarion in Ethiopia or India? →
Difference between the Nazoreans/Nazarenes and Nazirites/Nazarites
The terms “Nazarites” and “Nazoreans” can be confusing because they sound similar but refer to different concepts and groups. In summary, the Nazarites were individuals who took a specific religious vow in ancient Israel, while the Nazoreans were a Jewish Christian sect that emerged in the early Christian church, with James and Jesus being associated … Continue reading Difference between the Nazoreans/Nazarenes and Nazirites/Nazarites →
Nazorean Wisdom Unveiled
Once upon a time, in a quaint village nestled amidst rolling hills, there lived a community known as the Nazoreans. They were a group of individuals who were revered by the villagers for their profound wisdom and unwavering commitment to the pursuit of truth and knowledge. The Nazoreans were believed to be the branches of … Continue reading Nazorean Wisdom Unveiled →
Serpent in the Sky (book) The High Wisdom of Ancient Egypt
Serpent in the Sky is a non-fiction book by John Anthony West that presents an alternative take on the history of ancient Egypt. Drawing on an impressive range of disciplines and sources, West argues that the civilization of ancient Egypt was not the work of humans alone, but of a much more highly advanced and … Continue reading Serpent in the Sky (book) The High Wisdom of Ancient Egypt →
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Category: Ethiopia
Book Review : Saints of Africa – Rediscovering the Hidden Roots of Early Christianity
Feast of the Magi – January 6 / 7 : Epiphany – Theophany – Ganna (Ethiopian Christmas)
Haile Selassie & the Lion of Judah
Haile Selassie I — Defender of the Faith
Food of the Faithful: Ancient Recipes of Ethiopian Monks
Faith Can Move Mountains (Medley Cover) by Sakshi Zion (The Twinkle Brothers, Peter Broggs & Jah Levi)
Caesarion in Ethiopia or India?
Difference between the Nazoreans/Nazarenes and Nazirites/Nazarites
Nazorean Wisdom Unveiled
Serpent in the Sky (book) The High Wisdom of Ancient Egypt
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