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Historical Restoration

J.A. Rogers

Joel Augustus Rogers: A Pioneer in African and African American History Joel Augustus Rogers (1880–1966) was a Jamaican-American author, journalist, and self-taught historian whose groundbreaking work focused on African and African American history. Born in

History

Anthony Browder

Anthony T. Browder: A Lifelong Journey Through History, Culture, and Discovery Anthony T. Browder is a Renaissance man of our time—an author, publisher, cultural historian, artist, and educational consultant whose work has left an indelible

Symbology

Symbology, also known as ‘semiotics’ is the study of signs and symbols, their origins, and definitions. During this investigation you may learn how to recognize and decode the symbols in religion and mass media. By

Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts – Free Your Mind

The lost curriculum of human development. The Liberal Arts which are the sum total of the study of grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy. Although ancient, having been in use for centuries, the

Etymology

What is Etymology? Etymology is the Study of Words, it is also the Search for the true meanings of words. More specifically etymology is the study of the origin of words and the way in

Metaphysics

Numerology

In this investigation we will explore the science and symbology of numbers. Numerology (known before the 20th century as arithmancy) is the belief in an occult, divine or mystical relationship between a number and one

Metaphysics

Decoding the Bible

Decoding the symbols, metaphors, parables and allegories contained within the Bible. The Bible stories are fantastic and well known by the masses. Many of whom where taught to interpret the stories and scriptures of the

Book Review

The Mis-Education of the Negro

The MisEducation of the Negro by Carter G Woodson belongs among the list of “must-reads” for every African American household. First published in 1933, the information in this book (sadly) is just as relevant today

Book Review

First Americans Were Africans

Everyone has heard the story of how Africans were brutally transported against their will’s from the shores of Africa, and brought to America and enslaved. For as long as I can remember the only story

Book Review

Of Water & Spirit

Sooner or later, every serious student of African History discovers that Africans have avery unique form of spiritualism and relating to their god(s), their environment and their own spiritual natures, which is different from any