You're All Going to Hell & Why You Should Look Forward to it

The world is Upside Down. Let's project a reality where it's Upside Up.

You’ve probably heard the phrase THE ROAD TO HELL IS PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS.

People often use it to convey the idea that what we think are  positive acts of care and kindness can lead to tumultuous and undesired outcomes.

Interestingly enough, the English word “Hell” has its roots in the proto-German word “Haljo” which means “concealed abode of the dead” or “The underworld.” Proto-German dates back to a time before Germans were forced to abandon their spiritual culture and convert to Catholicism. Among pre-Catholic indigenous people what we now call “Hell” was considered the ancestral realm.

Classical German literature after the introduction of Romanized Christianity conveys that the devil is a Black Man. Read Dialogue in Miracles by 13th century author Carsarius of Heisterbach for further reference.

While Ethiopians build churches underground Roman Christianity  tells us that the underworld, the concealed abode of the dead, is overseen by an Ethiopian who is the earthly embodiment of Satan.

In ancient Kemet this underworld was overseen by President Ausar. The political office of “President”was originally applied to the black god who “presided” over a nation of dead people in Amenta, the Underworld of ancient Kemet.

A series of “Good Intensions” can get your heart as light as a feather and grant you entry into the realm of legends. So yes, the road to Hell is paved with good intentions because only good intentions will grant you access to this sacred space of the immortals that has been demonized through word sorcery.

When we put things in their proper cultural, historical, and linguistic context, the road to the true hell may not be such a bad thing! Appreciating such a truth requires our understanding, not our overstanding.

The word “Overstand” is a creative innovation within the English language. However, it may be better to “Understand” something than it is to Overstand it. When you OVERstand a thing you are only dealing with it’s manifested expression above the top soil of awareness. To Understand it is to get to the UNSEEN CAUSE of a thing that is beyond the visible effect. You are getting to the  root, which extends underground. The underground is right where I stand as I perform this  rite of understanding that I wRITE.

The underground, as stated before, is the royal abode of Ausar, who is the personification of kingly wisdom and supreme masculine intelligence.

He is also the first recorded casualty of Cancel Culture, as he has been cancelled by Set and his 72 conspirators who resent his natural authority. From the underground Ausar The Cancelled One influences the thoughts of those who Understand.

To “Understand” is to figuratively STAND in solidarity and truth with Ausar in the UNDERworld where the comprehension of Cause takes precedence over the preoccupation with Effect.

Peace to the Lords of the Underground. Keep your heads to the sky and your feet on solid ground.