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Ra Un Nefer Amen is the founder, chief priest, and Shekhem Ur Shekhem (King of Kings) of the Ausar Auset Society, a Pan-African spiritual organization established in 1973. Rooted in Kamitic (ancient Egyptian) philosophy, the society offers spiritual training, meditation practices, and cultural education to uplift and empower people of African descent and all seekers of higher consciousness.

Trained as a concert pianist, composer, and music theoretician, Ra Un Nefer Amen devoted his life to spiritual service, authoring more than 50 books and composing over 100 meditation pieces. His seminal works include the Metu Neter series, Tree of Life Meditation, and Maat: The 11 Laws of God. He also created the Metu Neter Oracle, a 70-card divination system rooted in Kamitic cosmology that has guided spiritual seekers worldwide since 1990.

Internationally recognized for his profound insights into African spirituality and the wisdom of ancient civilizations, Ra Un Nefer Amen continues to lead a global community through the Ausar Auset Society’s chapters across the U.S., U.K., Canada, Africa, and the Caribbean. His recent projects include Empower Your Manifestations, the Kamitic Guided Meditation Program, and the online course Maat: The 11 Laws of Health, Wealth, and Success.

Ashra Kwesi is a historian (griot) and lecturer on ancient African history and religion, known for revealing firsthand information from his field research at temples, tombs, and papyrus documents that demonstrate Africa’s role in teaching the world. With over four decades of study and tour experience in the Nile Valley, including 14 years assisting and conducting research with renowned Kemetologist Dr. Yosef Ben Jochannan in Egypt and Ethiopia, Kwesi delivers powerful, visually documented presentations that inspire and educate global audiences.

An internationally recognized speaker, Kwesi has lectured across Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and the United States. His multimedia presentations include topics such as “The African Origin of Civilization,” “African Sacred Knowledge Hidden in America,” and “The African Origin of Biblical Stories.” His research has also taken him to Uganda, Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria, Senegal, and Ghana, as well as major museums such as the Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Ashra Kwesi is a historian (griot) and lecturer on ancient African history and religion, known for revealing firsthand information from his field research at temples, tombs, and papyrus documents that demonstrate Africa’s role in teaching the world. With over four decades of study and tour experience in the Nile Valley, including 14 years assisting and conducting research with renowned Kemetologist Dr. Yosef Ben Jochannan in Egypt and Ethiopia, Kwesi delivers powerful, visually documented presentations that inspire and educate global audiences.

An internationally recognized speaker, Kwesi has lectured across Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and the United States. His multimedia presentations include topics such as “The African Origin of Civilization,” “African Sacred Knowledge Hidden in America,” and “The African Origin of Biblical Stories.” His research has also taken him to Uganda, Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria, Senegal, and Ghana, as well as major museums such as the Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Anthony T. Browder is the founder and director of IKG Cultural Resources and has devoted over 47 years to researching ancient Egyptian history, science, philosophy, and culture. Since 1980, he has traveled to Egypt 68 times and serves as director of the ASA Restoration Project, the only archaeological excavation in Egypt funded by African Americans. For 14 years, the project has excavated and restored 25th dynasty Kushite tombs on the West Bank of Luxor, producing findings with worldwide implications for understanding the relationship between ancient Egypt and Kush. His latest book, Finding Karakhamun, documents 15 years of these groundbreaking excavations and discoveries.

Browder has authored or co-authored 15 publications used in classrooms globally, shaping the way African history is studied and taught. His four decades of research affirm that ancient Africans were the architects of civilization, laying the foundations of science, religion, and philosophy that underpin humanity today. Recently appointed to Maryland Governor Wes Moore’s Commission on Middle Eastern American Affairs, Browder now has an expanded platform to share the ASA Project’s findings. Dedicated to the positive portrayal of the worldwide African experience, he also hosts The Browder File, a weekly radio show airing Wednesdays from 5–6 PM on www.wpfwfm.org.

Am Tehuti Khamau serves as the Ur Aua (chief priest and paramount king) of the Ausar Auset Society International for the Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Southern New Jersey region. For over 40 years, he has guided the operation of the Het Neter Temple in Philadelphia, overseeing spiritual ceremonies, classes, and initiations in Kamitic spirituality, Qi Gong, Kundalini Yoga, holistic health, and meditation. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, he also helped establish the Society’s cornerstone businesses, The Nile Café, Nu Waters, and The Nile Gardens.

To advance the growth of African spirituality, Ur Aua founded Kamitfest and the Atefu Conference, two major annual gatherings celebrating Kamitic wisdom, health, and culture. He is also the creator of the Kamitic Spiritual Journal, a planner and lunar calendar that integrates the ancient system of spiritual growth and goal realization. At Kamitfest 2025, he will share the vision of Kamitic Legacy, a new platform dedicated to spreading the great wisdom of Kamit to the world.

Ur Aua (paramount King) and Chief Priest of the Pa,DE,SNJ Region of the Ausar Auset Society.

This powerful one-hour workshop reconnects us to the ancestral wisdom of the breath through Buteyko breathing and the heart-opening Tong Yuan practice of the Five Xin. Participants will discover breath as medicine, spirit, and liberation, gaining practical tools to calm the body, center the mind, and awaken the heart.

Heru Tchaas Amen, is a certified Life Purpose Coach, Buteyko Breathing Specialist, and Certified Ren Xue - Yuan Ming/Yuan Qigong Instructor. His journey is a dedicated commitment to guiding individuals towards self-discovery and inner peace. Heru advocates for those within Black and marginalized communities, partnering with others on a transformative journey to realize their full potential. He offers healing support for individuals, families, small groups and businesses.

The cornerstone of Heru’s philosophy is the realization that genuine peace is the key to contentment in any circumstance and the very foundation upon which success is built. His background spans meditation, health and wellness life coaching, and nutrition, all integrated with transformative practices such as Qigong, Yuan Ming medicine, Qi-healing, Meditation, Sound Therapy, Buteyko Breathing Therapy, and numerous other disciplines to empower, inspire, and uplift.

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