Kemetic Sacred Science: Interviews with Dr. Faheem Judah-El

INTRODUCTION Dr. Faheem Judah-El's teaching on **Amen**: in his Kemetic framework, Amen is the hidden, undefinable source behind all manifestation, associated with inner peace, pure potential, consciousness, and the deepest level of the self. In that view, the Tree of Life is the path of returning from outer life to that hidden source, while Ra represents the creative, manifesting force rather than the hidden absolute. Amen in the Kemetic view >Amen and human consciousness Within this teaching, Amen is not just a deity-name but a mode of consciousness: the hidden ground from which thought, will, and perception arise. The search results describe consciousness here as a movement between inner stillness and outward expression, with spiritual growth involving raising one's vibration and reducing negative thought. A separate scientific article on human consciousness gives a very different, academic account, emphasizing communication, play, and tool use as major components of consciousness, so the Kemetic and scientific frameworks are not using the term in the same way. Tree of Life and return >Amen, Ra, and the ALL In Faheem Judah-El's framing, Amen is the hidden one, while Ra is the creative or expressive force; together they form Amen-Ra, often interpreted as hidden source plus manifest power. The contrast is basically between latent potential and active creation, or between the unseen and the seen. The sources also connect Amen to the ALL, meaning the totality or absolute source from which all differentiation emerges. Religious meaning >Final Thought If you want the interview's core message in one line: **Amen is the hidden source of being, Ra is its creative outward expression, and spiritual practice is the tool used to return from surface life to the Source, through inner stillness and transformation**. Outside of the Kemetic system, mainstream Jewish, Christian, and Islamic usage of "Amen" is primarily an affirmation of truth and trust: "Amen" contains a much more ancient and deeper meaning which can-not be expressed by Lesser Mysteries.

Pages: 100, Paperback, Independently published