Author: Nioussérê Kalala Omotunde
 ISBN number: 979-10-95097-05-1
 Number of pages: 152
 Price: $30 CAD
 Size: 22 x 14.5 cm

 In volume 1 of Kamite Cosmogenesis, we explored the cosmo-theological nature of the spiritual reflection initiated by our ancient African ancestors, including those of imperial Africa. Refusing to invent a God conforming to their geopolitical projects (as others have done), they reasoned that if the earth teems with such biodiversity, there must be a reason.
 For they thought, " there has never been anything that has, in truth, happened without a reason ." It was therefore at the end of a scientific quest on the metaphysical origin of life that they deduced that " the origin of all things and the Creator of all things is the one Ptah (Creator God) ," nearly 3000 years before the Bible.
 In volume 2, Nioussérê Kalala Omotunde invites you to explore the nature of the relationship between the Infinite and the finite —that is, between the Universe and humankind, but also between the Creator and His creatures. Those who have not explored the particularities of solar cycles (zodiacal constellations, precession of the equinoxes, etc.) within the immensity of the macrocosm cannot understand the metaphysical reality of the microcosm.
 And whoever lacks access to the key that unlocks the political and cultural specificities of Kemet cannot grasp the immensity of our ancestors' astronomical knowledge. For it is no longer a question of Believing, but of Knowing, at last!