MAA AANKH: Finding God the Afro-American Spiritual Way, by Honoring the Ancestors and Guardian Spirits

Are you made in the image of God? According to Genesis 1:26 -and other holy books- we all are but when crack cocaine first hit the streets of North America in the mid 1980s. Black and Latino communities throughout the country were devastated as the death toll for young males between the ages of 14 and 21 sharply climbed due to crack related crimes. In this extraordinary memoir of self-discovery, Derric Moore shares how he lost his faith in God due to religious dogma, politics and lack of spiritual training, during those times. It was only after receiving startling instructions to study the Ancient Egyptians, in order to learn how they built their society using the Power of God. Followed by spiritual insecurities, financial problems, homelessness, heartbreaking relationships and a debilitating illness. He discovered a spiritual blueprint inspired by the Bantu Kongo Cross but based upon the Ancient Egyptian concepts and principles, called the maa aankh that helped him to re-connect to God by realizing his divinity. Through the maa aankh, which roughly means -To Swear an Oath to God to Live Truth - Derric was able to tap into the power of God in order to overcome personal trials and tribulations - generational curses, financial woes and health issues. If you re tired of searching for answers, tired of feeling disenchanted, powerless, and you are not afraid of learning about the past in order to bring about positive change. This book is for you. Based upon the author's personal experience and quest to better understand God, MAA AANKH provides the layperson and expert with simple advice to navigate through the sea of life.