"In light of knowledge attained, the happy achievement seems almost a matter of course, and any intelligent student can grasp it without too much trouble. But the years of anxious searching in the dark, with their intense longing, their alterations of confidence and exhaustion and the final emergence into the light -- only those who have experienced it can understand it."~Einstein
Showing posts with label Rabbi Kohain Halevi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rabbi Kohain Halevi. Show all posts
The Central Region African Ascendants Association of Ghana, in honor of Black History month, presents African History lectures with our Host/Chair- Prof. DeValera Botchway.
The lectures will be held at 2:30pm, in the Faculty of Arts Conference Room, University of Cape Coast in Ghana.
FEB. 12 - Tuesday
CRAAAG - Nana Kwabena Prempeh
Africa for the Africans, at home and abroad
FEB. 19 - Tuesday
CRAAAG -IMAHKÜS Njinga Okofu Ababio
Returning home ain't easy, but it sure is a blessing.
FEB. 26 - Wednesday
CRAAAG - Rabbi Kohain HaLevi
Beyond 400 years; Reaching Across Continents Into the Future
Your chance to hear history at its best from Ghanaian Diasporas.
Someone in one of my groups asked the question and wrote the following in response to Ghana's Year Of Return campaign:
"So what are the plans of the diaspora community here in Ghana in welcoming your brethren. Most importantly making them acclimatize to life here FROM A UNIFIED FRONT?
Honestly I would be personally thrilled to see more Diasporas in Ghana.
You have more compassion, fire and zeal to see this continent rise than most indigenous I know.
Perhaps it's because you have felt the impart of slavery more.
Presently helping one of your get settled in Kumasi, he's adapting real quick. We should meet sometime."
My response:
Well, yawll ought to know by now that what I say to one I say to all. What Spirit gives me for another, others will find something helpful for them from that same message. This is because we are all ONE in and from the same Source. However, some of us has been awakened and selected with Mandate of Restoration for Africa and concerning the return of those of Diaspora to Africa.
"Sorry, O, however your question sounds as if you, as with most Ghanaians think that we of Diaspora are sitting on our hands, twittering our thumbs waiting for handouts from the Ghana Government or US Embassy.
Believe, we have contributed more than any of you think or perhaps many will ever know.
We pay for everything we get just as those before us who died not realizing their dreams of being accepted as African neither freely received home by Ghana Government or Ghanaians or other African countries
Even now, it is inconceivable that their agenda is altruistic for the Diaspora Community as a whole and nothing certainly has not been achieved without wanting something from us. We will just have to wait and see the outcome.
It has taken some of us 30 years to be recognized as citizens then perhaps not even 10% of us were scrutinized, having to jump through hoops and how much money later to process our claim of birthright, inheritance and rights as an African citizen.
Let's make it perfectly clear. Diasporas work our butts off and are met with much opposition and contempt. We have become targets for the average Ghanaian who sees us as their 'cash cow' only wanting what they can get from us anyway they can get it.
We are grateful for those powerful leaders of the Diaspora Communities such as Kohain Nathanya Halevi who has paved the way, set a precedent for others and stood as a pillar of integrity in the faith for us all.
I cannot answer for all or others, however, there is no acclimating any Diaspora for me at this point because first, after nearly 3 years I have not acclimated. Secondly, I must tell and will tell others truth that will influence their decisions and how they will return if they chose to return.
Therefore, our efforts in supporting and taking part in this agenda presented by His Excellency Addo has been done and the groundwork has been done and is a work in progress. As far as I Am concerned, with exception of additional planning and including educational programs and community events that are not widely supported by Ghanaians; various Elders work quietly behind the scenes, meetings etc to ensure the success of this great undertaking. Ultimately, the implementation and positive results for the Repatriation of Diasporas rest with the Ghanaian/African Governments and their Immigration policies and laws.
Know that we live and work for the Right to Return or the Right(s) of Abode every day.
Sorry, however I have no confidence or faith in neither Ghana Government entities nor the Embassy's participation when they cannot assist, aid or support those of us who are already here. How can they possibly receive and support those who are to come?
Without The Diaspora communities collaborative efforts of organizations such as PANAFEST, CRAAAG, AAAG, the Pan African Diaspora Coalition and a few others having pushed for this, it would not be. Believe, we have and are doing our part and more.
Yes beloved. Many of us cannot deny that energy of the Ancestors ever wooing us home. That is our zeal. Many are the Called, few have been Chosen as Channels to help Restore Africa and our brothers and sisters back to their greatness.
Not necessarily the effects of slavery and being raised in a raciest environment where we were never received as equals, free or accepted as citizens that we exemplify great zeal; but because of the love of the Creator that is within; our royal DNA of our Ancestors that have drawn us home on mandate that creates the zeal, love, compassion and light needed to overcome the biases face even here, that is what we cannot deny.
I would be honored to meet with you sometimes.
O, thank you beloved for the help in settling not "one of your" in Kumasi but ONE OF OURS...We are one beloved. We are African.
Hotep Light One Love Priestess El Ahora Yah Asantewaa, aka
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The 20th year celebration launch of Emancipation Day in Ghana is off to a great start! Stay tuned for updates and a schedule of events.
Other than the
Panafest celebrations, Emancipation Day is also a festival, organized in Ghana,
to celebrate the emancipation of slaves. Emancipation Day is an annual event in
Ghana, the Black Star of Africa and the gateway to the Homeland of people of
African descent in the Diaspora.
Emancipation was originally celebrated in the Caribbean
to commemorate the final abolition of Chatel Slavery in the British colonies on
1st August 1834. Emancipation Day celebration will be attended by Diasporas and Africans from around the world. It will climax with a
grand durbar of the chiefs.
Hotep Light One Love Priestess El Ahora Yah Asantewaa, aka
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