Introduction to Kemetic Yoga: The Fundamental Teachings of Mystic Integration that were Established by the Shemsu Nebedjer by 5,000-10,000 BCE

The philosophy and teachings of Yoga were espoused at a very remote time in human history. Scientific and archeological evidence has already proven that ancient Egypt was a highly developed and thriving civilization and substantiates the research that Yoga was practiced in Africa prior to its emergence in other parts of the world. Much of the evidence that is gathered to show the sophistication and refinement of the ancient culture comes from the study of the remarkable monuments and writings that have been left behind by the olden peoples. Yet the question beckons, how was all of that done? What was the technology that was used? What did the people believe in that drove them to such heights? This book answers those questions and outlines the basic teachings and philosophy of Yoga of ancient Egypt that was the impetus for their power. Mystic Integration refers to the harmonizing of the personality so that a balance can be struck with the cosmos, the person and with the Supreme Being. This occurrence on a great scale was the fuel that the olden people of ancient Egypt used to develop themselves and their fellow beings to such a degree that has not been equaled since, but is available now.