Temple of Anu presents "Spiritual Arrogance"

Arrogance is about one's belief in their right to take or have; the unwritten "truth" of one's privileged position. Our spirituality, however, should teach us to humble ourselves in order to properly show respect to others, to our spiritual teachers and leaders, to priests, to the Neteru, Ancestors, and NTR. In this lecture, Hem NTR Naswt Ra Sankhu Kheper reminds us that one cannot be arrogant without first being disrespectful. Truly spiritual people understand the significance of balance in the universe and the need for respect in all that we do and give, as we choose to live our lives as offerings to the Legacy.


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[mrdeerkansas]

nice costume do you rent it

[Templepriest1]

@mrdeerkansas -- What you see is not a costume, but the noble regalia of our king, in the tradition of our Ancestors.

And no, not rented. :-)

[Templepriest1]

we have to support the family unit which means the babies have to be there with the children, teenagers, mothers, father, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. all coming to become one with the Creator. the child being raised in such an environment is bound to have an amazing and highly spiritual path ahead.

[QueenSankofaMaat]

Nefer answer Templepriest1. Well done.

[reghubert]

the baby was distracting, but since the teacher showed focus and was not distracted it helped me to focus. The teacher set the tone and the baby was rythm section.

[dewayne408]

this is a great post, but the baby is distracting.