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Yahweh have a Wife?
Asherah is an goddess and cultic object well, though mysteriously, attested in the Hebrew Bible - but what do we really know about Asherah? Let's explore the the history of this goddess: divine matriarch, consort and power behind the throne. From ancient Babylon, the Hittite Empire, the Canaanites, the Hebrew Bible and South Arabian texts let's see what we can learn about this goddess. Do recently discovered inscriptions even indicate that she was the lost or even suppressed Wife of Yahweh? And, how does the Kabbalah restore Asherah as the Divine Feminine? Let's explore the history and mythology of Asherah.Consider Supporting Esoterica!Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/esotericachannelOne Time Donation Support - Paypal Donation - https://www.paypal.me/esotericachannelMerch - https://www.youtube.com/channe....l/UCoydhtfFSk1fZXNRn to Studying Esotericism? Check out my Reading Guide here - https://docs.google.com/docume....nt/d/1caKNlW7sogEF7l Occult Books - https://www.esotericaoccultbooks.com/Recommended Readings:Did God Have a Wife? - https://amzn.to/4oweMOeA Reassessment of Asherah - https://amzn.to/3Lpy3CbThe Cult of Asherah in Ancient Israel and Judah - https://amzn.to/47rcM3G
How did a relatively unknown military captain become one of the most discussed political figures in modern Africa?In this cinematic documentary, we examines the rise of Ibrahim Traoré, the history of Burkina Faso, and the struggle over sovereignty, security, economic independence, and Africa’s right to determine its own future.Born in the small town of Bondokuy, Traoré began not as a politician or member of a powerful dynasty, but as a geology student and soldier serving during one of the most dangerous periods in Burkina Faso’s modern history. His journey from the front lines to national leadership would eventually place him at the center of an international debate about military governance, Pan-Africanism, foreign influence, institutional strength, and national self-reliance.This documentary explores:* Burkina Faso’s history under French colonial rule* The revolutionary legacy of Thomas Sankara* The security crisis that destabilized the Sahel* Ibrahim Traoré’s childhood, education, and military service* The political upheaval of 2022* His rise from army captain to head of state* Burkina Faso’s changing relationship with France* The Alliance of Sahel States* Gold, agriculture, infrastructure, and economic sovereignty* The difference between revolutionary promises and lasting results* Why millions across Africa and the diaspora are watching his leadershipTo his supporters, Ibrahim Traoré represents a new generation determined to reclaim African sovereignty and build stronger, more independent nations. To his critics, his leadership raises serious questions about military rule, democratic institutions, transparency, and whether bold rhetoric can produce durable national progress.Marquett Burton approaches the story through the lens of history, leadership, civilization, and institution building—asking not merely what Traoré intends, but what must ultimately change for Burkina Faso’s transformation to endure.Because history does not judge leaders by applause alone.It asks:Did the people become safer?Did institutions become stronger?Did opportunity expand?Did the nation become more resilient?The final chapter of Ibrahim Traoré’s story has not yet been written.Continue the ConversationThis documentary connects to the principles explored in The Black Code, Marquett Burton’s educational framework examining leadership, economics, discipline, institution building, civilization, and Pan-African thought.Explore The Black Code Classroom at:SKOOL.COM/Marquett/ClassroomGreat civilizations are not built by spectators. They are built by disciplined students of history, principled leaders, and communities prepared to transform ideas into action.Do you believe Ibrahim Traoré can create lasting transformation in Burkina Faso, or will history judge his leadership differently? Share your perspective in the comments.⸻🌍 Support the MissionMarquett Burton is building a world-class Training Center dedicated to developing leaders, advancing education, and creating lasting impact for future generations.🏗️ Support the Training Centerhttps://www.gofundme.com/f/sup....port-marquett-burton Support the Work💵 Cash App: $Marquettism💸 Venmo: @MarquettDavon💳 Credit/Debit: https://donate.stripe.com/4gM9ATgXFcRx5Tf4rw0x200₿ Bitcoin3NtpN3eGwcmAgq1AYJsp7aV7QzQDeE9uwd⸻🏛️ Join the SaintsBecome a member and support the mission:https://peacetothesaints.com⸻📚 Books & Education📖 The Black Box:https://www.amazon.com/Black-B....ox-Marquett-Burton/d The Black Code:https://skool.com/marquett/classroom📅 Book a Consultation:https://peacetothesaints.com/c....onsultation⸻#Marquet #ibrahimtraoré #burkinafaso #thomassankara #africanhistory #panafricanism #africanleadership #africa #sahel #documentary #blackhistory #sovereignty #theblackcode #leadership #geopolitics
Video shared on social media on Friday (February 14) showed armed men walking down a street in Kavumu, with gunshots heard in the background.
Rwandan-backed M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo took control of the strategic Kavumu airport that serves Bukavu, the region's second biggest city, the rebel alliance and a civil security source said on Friday.
Reuters was able to confirm the location as Kavumu from the buildings, trees and road layout, seen in the video which matched file and satellite imagery of the area. The date when the video was filmed and the identity of the armed men in the video could not be independently verified. However, three sources told Reuters that M23 rebels reached Kavumu on February 14.
The rebels have been trying to push south towards Bukavu since they seized Goma, the largest city in eastern Congo, at the end of last month.
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As Europeans explored the interior of the African continent in the mid-19th century, the societies they encountered were often characterized as technologically underdeveloped.
Deep in the jungles of what is present-day Ghana, however, paved roads guided these explorers to large cities with multi-story buildings that rose above the tree line.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:43 - Part I: Because of War
03:38 - Treasury, Medicine, Politics
05:37 - The Great Roads
07:50 - Part II: Cormantine and Saturday
11:13 - Agriculture
13:42 - Anglo-Asante Wars
17:00 - Part III: Days of Torment
19:15 - Joint Ventures
23:00 - Rebellion, But Not the Last
Audio:
Lucid Haze - YouTube Audio Library
Origins - EU4 OST
The Dark Continent - YouTube Audio Library
I Saved Your Life - Beasts of No Nation
Surrender - Beasts of No Nation
Helicopters - Beasts of No Nation
Sources:
- Ivor Wilks. Asante in the Nineteenth Century: The Structure and Evolution of a Political Order. (African Studies Series, number 13.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1975.
- Africa's 100 years' war at the dawn of colonialism: The Anglo-Asante wars (1807-1900) by Isaac Samuel
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