THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN MAAT AND ISFET (FIVE)

We Must Strive to Overcome Evil by Doing Good.

In the realm of Metaphysics, there is a mighty struggle between the world of EKUMEKU and the world of Ekwensu. This eternal struggle forms part of the cycle of nature and affects how the human spirit interprets the purpose of the human life in the universe. To the extent that the world of Ekwensu helps the human spirit to understand the inner workings of the human mind, it is to the same extent that the world of EKUMEKU helps the human being to understand the inner workings of the universe.

These differences have been part of the divine ordinance of the One Creator of the universe Who created the human being to be a co-Creator of the human reality. It can then be said that the One Creator of the universe ordained these differences at the foundation of the universe. Thus, the struggle between the world of EKUMEKU and the world of Ekwensu as embedded in the mighty struggle between MAAT and ISFET must be understood as a part of the Divine Plan of creation, which shows that everything manifests in the universe in duality.

Although the world of EKUMEKU is the complimentary opposite of the world of Ekwensu, there are fundamental differences between the Ekwueme People of Truth and the Ekwensu people of Faith. These differences affect the nature of their relationship in time and space. Just as the world of EKUMEKU is rooted in the application of Pure Thought, the world of Ekwensu should be understood basically as the world of physical senses. But the fundamental difference between the world of EKUMEKU and the world of Ekwensu can be found in their different ontology of the universe.

There are two fundamental ontologies in the universe which function as the basic precipitate in the evolution of both the world of EKUMEKU and the world of Ekwensu. The two fundamental ontologies in the universe have been those who conceive the nature of Being to be as a result of the Oneness of Being and those who conceive the nature of Being to be the result of a Separateness of Being. The notion of interdependence has been the basic principle in the world of EKUMEKU; while the notion of independence or separation from nature is an underlying principle in the world of Ekwensu. Without the understanding of these two ontologies, the worldview of EKUMEKU would be incomplete and incomprehensible.

The universal principles of spirit and matter can also be used to further elaborate on how the two ontologies affect human power relationship. When we talk about spirit and matter, we must understand that neither matter nor spirit can exist on its own without the constant interaction of each other. However, the foremost principle of eternal life is spirit and not matter.

Now, the followers of the religions of Faith claimed that they worship only one God. But wait a minute! Let us take this claim very seriously. Let it be known that the followers of the religions of ISFET do not worship one God even though that we do not believe in any God or any Devil. As the Ekwueme People of Truth, we know what a God is and the People of KEMET should come to know why it is a created image of the human mind.

Let us take it one step at a time. We know that there is only One Creator of the universe as the Ekwueme People of Truth. Now, these followers of the religions of Faith claimed that there is only One God, right? If we accept that there is only One God, we are doing so for the sake of the argument so that we can Judge them on their own beliefs and claims. We want to be open minded with them since we know that every God is the created image of the human mind.

Let us first accept that there is only One Creator of the universe. And then despite our position on the notion of one God, let us accept that the God of the Hebrews is One. Let us accept that the God of the Christians is only one God. Again, let us accept that the God of the Muslims is only one God. Right? All of these are Gods for the God of the Hebrews is for the Hebrews. The God of the Christians is for the Christians and the God of the Muslims is for the Muslims. How many are they? You see, why we the Ekwueme People of Truth had rejected the universality of the concept of one God as an invalid principle. We the Ekwueme People of Truth only worship the One Creator of the universe and we see anyone who worships any God as an unbeliever.

We know that every God is the created image of those who worship it. That is why, the Jews, the Christians and the Muslims will never agree in one God for they all worship different Gods. The God of the Hebrews is not the same God with the God of the Christians and it is not the same God with the God of the Muslims. The Gods of the followers of the religions of ISFET are not the same God because each God is different from the other Gods, created in the image of its followers. Each of the Gods is very different and it is not the same with the other Gods. Since they claim that there is only one God, which one of these Gods is the one God? Is it the God of the Hebrews? Or, is it the God of the Christians? Or, is it the God of the Muslims? In fact, there is nothing like one God. Each of them created their own God in their own self-image and self-interest.

In other words, in the world of EKUMEKU, there is only One Creator of the universe. This One Creator of the universe is the Hidden One because the One Creator of the universe as PURE SPIRIT is both manifest and unmanifest. As Pure Spirit, we can only worship the One Creator of the universe in our Devotion to Pure Thought. Thus, it is only through the Devotion of Purpose to the supreme principle of EKUMEKU (PURE THOUGHT) can we worship the One Creator of the universe.

Therefore, the world of EKUMEKU is the House of MAAT, while the world of Ekwensu is the House of ISFET. The House of ISFET is a House divided against itself for it is the House of War, warring against each other, claiming to worship one God but in truth it is a house that worships many Gods. On the contrary, the House of MAAT is the House of Peace, Truth and Justice. The House of MAAT exists in the wholeness of eternity for the worship of the One Creator of the universe.

Wherefore, we must strive to overcome evil by doing good. We must overcome the world of Ekwensu that we may enter into the world of EKUMEKU. We must.subordinate and displace ISFET that we may restore MAAT as the dominant consciousness in the universe. We must build the House of MAAT on the top of the House of ISFET. We must strive to renounce ISFET that we may be elevated to live MAAT.

THE CREATOR IS ONE. THE ONE IS AMUN AND THE DIVINE PLAN IS EKUMEKU. THERE IS NO OTHER CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE BUT AMUN IN WHOM WE TRUST.

In the spirit of MAAT, I am

YOUR HUMBLE SERVANT.