Life and Career
During the 90s and early 2000s, Brother C. Freeman El was a prominent lecturer, historian, and community educator, widely recognized for his profound understanding of Moorish history, spirituality, and culture. He was particularly known for his broad depth of metaphysical knowledge and his calm, easy educational style. C Freeman El’s ability to present complex ideas in an engaging and accessible manner made him a respected and influential figure of the metaphysical “conscious” community.
Decoding the Bible
C Freeman El hosted lectures in and around the Atlanta area. Some of his lecture topics included Moorish science, numerology, astrology, metaphysics, and using the “Codex Inscriptus” to decode the scriptures of the Bible, the Koran, and the Torah.
“The Bible is a codebook. It is not a history book, it is not talking about a people, it is talking about nature, human nature, and divine nature; but its written in story form.”
Many Christians are taught to take the Bible literally at face value, and to read it as if everything in it were completely true and divinely inspired by God himself – notions which C Freeman El boldly contradicted in his “Astrological Bible Codes” lecture when he stated that, “The Bible is a codebook. It is not a history book, it is not talking about a people, it is talking about nature, human nature, and divine nature; but its written in story form.” During the same lecture, Bro C. Freeman El claimed that the Bible had been encoded by cabalistic writers, using something that he referred to as the Codex Inscriptus.
The Codex Inscriptus
The Codex Inscriptus is a form of esoteric code writing. It is a collection of numerology, symbology, astro-theology, hermetic principles, myth, legend, allegory, fables, fairy tales, as well as cabalistic and gnostic spiritual philosophies, symbols, and sacred writing techniques used by religious scribes to conceal the natural, spiritual, and metaphysical “source code” from which the pseudo-historical Biblical narratives were composed.
Starman Codex Inscriptus Correspondence Chart by C Freeman EL
Legacy
While specific details about C Freeman El’s early life and formal education are not widely publicized, Brother Freeman El has earned a strong reputation in the Afrocentric “conscious” community through his insightful lectures, workshops, and online presence. His contributions as an instructor of profound metaphysical knowledge and information have solidified his standing as a trusted authority in discussions on Moorish heritage and identity.
As a dedicated educator, Brother Freeman El focused on reclaiming Moorish history and spirituality. His work the keys which are necessary for successful mental, physical and spiritual development, which are; self-knowledge, self identity, self revelation, cultural heritage, and the restoration of Moorish identity. C Freeman Els work offers his students deeply transformative insights that encourage profound connections to our ancestral roots.
Through his lectures and teachings, Brother Freeman El has left a lasting legacy, inspiring countless individuals to reconnect with their Moorish heritage and challenge Eurocentric historical narratives. His influence continues to empower people to embrace their cultural identity with pride and awareness.
Key Lectures by Brother C. Freeman El
Astrological Bible Code
The Science of Self
M-A-N: Master-Able-Noble
Legacy and Impact
Brother C. Freeman El’s lectures and teachings have had a profound impact on the Afrocentric “conscious” community. His ability to present complex ideas in an accessible and engaging manner has inspired countless individuals to reconnect with their Moorish heritage and challenge the Eurocentric narratives of history and spirituality. His lectures on Moorish science, the Codex Inscriptus, (Decoding the Bible), ancient Kemet, and metaphysical spiritual science are essential resources for anyone seeking to understand the indigenous American, the African experience, and the global struggle for justice and equality. Brother Freeman El’s legacy is one of spiritual empowerment, education, and a deep commitment to the well-being and liberation of Moorish people.
