Sunday, June 12, 2022

The nation has been brainwashed

 

The nation has been brainwashed

In popular culture, culture refers to the traditional beliefs, social forms, and material attributes of a racial, religious, or social group, as well as the distinctive features of everyday life (such as diversions or a way of life) shared by individuals in a particular area or period. Every race, nation, tribe, or clan has its own culture.

We didn't know how to read or write in our society, so we based most of our predictions on human nature and how the human body changes. When a woman begins to have periods, the law of nature considers her mature in terms of giving birth.

There were no schools where a woman might wait until she was 18 or 24 years old to marry. In our tradition, a woman must change her hairdo, which involves braiding hair, by weaving the strands of hair together: this is also known as plaiting, lacing, and interlacing, from (okutatwa to okusetwa) around the age of 15, after which she can find a fiance or husband. Older men can go get the initiated ladies and add them to their three wives (polygamy), as Abraham and Jacob did in the Bible.

In our society, a woman is expected to abandon her mother and father and become a member of her husband's family. In our culture, however, we rarely marry from other tribes. We used to marry our cousins, however, according to English culture and terminology, those cousins are the cousins you. When we say cousin (omuramwee/otjiramwe) in our culture, we don't mean your mother's sister child or your father's brother child. The child of your father's sister or your mother's brother is the omuramwee or otjiramwe.

Our mother's sisters' children are brothers and sisters to us Otjiherero speaking, ovahimba people, and our father's brother's children are brothers and sisters. Therefore being affluent, in my opinion as a Himbacracy Philosopher, means not just having enough cattle, goats, sheep, crops, or money to meet your requirements, but also being able to afford not to work if you don't have to. It's all about accumulating assets and putting your animals or money to good use. To put it another way, it's possessing a sizable net worth.  As a result, it was important for us to marry our father's sister's daughters/sons and our mother's brother's daughter/sons (vice versa) in order to keep the affluent inside the two families on the father's and mother's sides.

To put this scenario of someone marrying his or her cousin (omuramwe/tjiramwe) in perspective, if my father is from the Ovakweyuva clan or matrimonial and married to my mother from the Ovakwenambura clan or matrimonial, they have two children, a daughter, and a son, and my father's sister Ovakweyuva clan or matrimonial, who is my aunt in English, has two children, those children are real cousins (ovaramwe/ootjiramwe) according to our tradition, and they are allowed to marry each other because their parents are from the Ovakweyuva and Ovakwenambura clans. Omukwenambura and omukweyuva will marry each other in this fashion.

Someone would argue that these people are close family and shouldn't marry, and while that is true, they do share the same blood, which is similar to what Eve and Adam did in the Bible. People of the same blood married each other even from Adam's rib, and it was not considered a sin. How did we all become grandchildren and sons of Abrahams today if we are not of the same blood? In truth, not everything in our society was okay, and not everything in western civilization is excellent.  However, we were attempting to prevent a number of things from occurring, such as males killing women and women abandoning children. In our society, girls were given to men in their community to be their future wives as they grew up, and this was not done for every man, but it was done according to the conventions and how they were linked to avoiding children not having their dads. In our culture, it didn't matter whether the children had fathers or not because if my daughter has a child, the child will not be my child because the mother is my child, and in our culture, what makes the child yours isn't only if you've slept with the mother; it can also happen automatically if you're married to the mother and have applied blessed oil called (okuhuwa omaze) of that clan or patrimonial.

People will constantly wonder if something they don't like is done by Africans, but they accept all Western culture, no matter how bad it is. In western society, a guy should abandon his parents and cling to his bride or her family, so Paul the apostle worded it that way since it is his culture that a woman should abandon her father and mother. People must not accept what they want and ignore what they do not want, as I read the bible, it may be the western beliefs will come to correct me one day, but Paul or the bible did not oppose polygamy by that, it was just Paul's opinion based on the tradition he grew up in, but it was not God's idea for people to only have one wife that was their tradition and law. The idea that "what God joins together, God will not separate" implies that marriage is natural because God made women for men but it does not imply that you are bound together by God.

Paul was implying that no one should fight what God has naturally permitted, as some Catholic priests do in opposing the marriage. We have a strong culture in terms of Himbacracy philosophy; most western ideas attack our culture, but they rarely perform research on how and why we do things. If you sit down and think about it, you can see that they have their own agent, that they can preach the bible while still being against the bible they are preaching. Leviticus says in the bible, "A man must not lie with a man as with a woman." It's a heinous crime. Both of them should be executed."  Westerners, on the other hand, allow women to marry other women and men to marry other men. To them, what we are is wrong, but they accept that they must do what they are doing, even if it is wrong.

The original script was interpreted incorrectly. Similarly, commandment number six has been exaggerated. Adultery is a term for a married couple cheating on one other, but not for everyone. Now, some pastors of churches would knock individuals down (single) for becoming pregnant by a single man and use commandment 6 to condemn and seemingly pardon them for breaking commandment 6. We have an issue with seeing one race's culture pushed on other races or nations where it does not belong. Read it again: polygamy is not a sin. Today's weddings are not inspired by God, but rather by western culture. You have a formal wedding and find spouses, which is the proper way to do things in your culture.

Our culture valued livestock as a source of wealth. Marriage has become a motif in today's society; without money, you won't obtain the woman you desire, and culture will lose value as women seek wealthy men. Western civilization was responsible for all of this. During the period we were practicing our culture, we never killed women or abandoned children. Deny their children in the name of civilized men because they don't know if the children are theirs or not; it was not part of the culture.

Himbacracy Philosopher

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