• Life Cycle in African Thought
• African Concept of Man to God
• The Ways to  Spiritual Connection 
  

Life Cycle in African Thought



African Concept of Man to God   




The Ways to  Spiritual Connection

Since mists of time, of human creation, humans had the same lifestyles exactly as the animals, the same supreme intelligence as the animals, the same way of being as the other creatures. They had a knowledge of themselves and of the other, could communicate without the wet word. They had the instinct, the intuition and the dry word, that one which did not germinate yet and which can make it possible to communicate with the human, with the animals or more exactly with the other creatures.

This word is the primary word, the word which today is hidden in the subsoil of the human, in the unconscious of the Human.

But with what is called evolution, this dry word germinated and became a wet word and saw the birth of articulated words, of articulated speeches.

This articulated word strangled this dry word gradually, and made it possible to the men to communicate but at the same time to make himself singular compared to the other human groups from where appeared human competitions. The Man needed to make himself singular but also to be capable of unkindness without reason.

From the moment when the Man lost his intrinsic values, his methods of communication with the transcendence, the Man created and generated in him, this capacity of unkindness which evolved with the time. The more the man advances in his aptitude to be unkind without reason, more that makes us think to the wise ones.
The wise of all times made it possible to create what we call today the religions, or to be at the base of many revealed religions. In all the religions, there are always the same interdicts: one should not steal, one should not kill, one should not make adultery, one should not lye, etc.