Recognized throughout the world as the foremost authority on the ageless wisdom of the ancient Black civilization, Ra Un Nefer Amen is the Shekhem Ur Shekhem (King of Kings) and founder of the Ausar Auset Society.  He has authored more than 40 books and meditation CDs in addition to providing sagely  guidance through weekly lectures and ceremonies continuously since 1973.  

By reintegrating Kamitic spirituality, Kundalini Yoga and Taoism Shekhem ur Shekhem has developed a new online course that delivers the great benefits of an effective meditation practice.  The program will teach you how to observe this year's Winter Solstice so that you may  receive the healing and spiritual growth it offers.

Founded in 1964 by Mr. Robert and Mrs. Wanda Dickerson, The Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble are known for their phenomenal West African presentations of Guinea, Sengal, Mali, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria and more. The Universal African  Dance & Drum Ensemble brings a sensational and electrifying show filled with amazing stilt walkers, dancers, drummers, ground masquerades and acrobatics to its audience.

Dr. Molefi Asante is a Professor and the Chair of the Department of African American Studies at Temple University.  He is the published author of seventy-seven books. 

Ausarian initiate, priest and author, Enensa A M Amen produced one of the most compelling works to prove the African origin of the greatest civilization the world has known.. Ancient Egypt.

Malidelphia is a folkloric performance-art concert that serves to create a bridge between African immigrant and African-American communities through traditional and contemporary song, dance, music, masquerade and folklore. Malidelphia is an ensemble of African and African American professional artists, singers, dancers, and folklorists.  Our work is inspired by Ira Bond and his multiple experiences in Mali, West Africa while growing up in Philadelphia. 

The name “Malidelphia” refers to the connection between Malian and Philadelphian cultural art forms such as Jazz, Blues, Afropop, Hip-Hop and traditional and contemporary percussion. 

Recognized throughout the world as the foremost authority on the ageless wisdom of the ancient Black civilization, Ra Un Nefer Amen is the Shekhem Ur Shekhem (King of Kings) and founder of the Ausar Auset Society.  He has authored more than 40 books and meditation CDs in addition to providing sagely  guidance through weekly lectures and ceremonies continuously since 1973.  

By reintegrating Kamitic spirituality, Kundalini Yoga and Taoism Shekhem ur Shekhem has developed a new online course that delivers the great benefits of an effective meditation practice.  The program will teach you how to observe this year's Winter Solstice so that you may  receive the healing and spiritual growth it offers.

Founded in 1964 by Mr. Robert and Mrs. Wanda Dickerson, The Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble are known for their phenomenal West African presentations of Guinea, Sengal, Mali, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria and more. The Universal African  Dance & Drum Ensemble brings a sensational and electrifying show filled with amazing stilt walkers, dancers, drummers, ground masquerades and acrobatics to its audience.

Dr. Molefi Asante is a Professor and the Chair of the Department of African American Studies at Temple University.  He is the published author of seventy-seven books. 

Ausarian initiate, priest and author, Enensa A M Amen produced one of the most compelling works to prove the African origin of the greatest civilization the world has known.. Ancient Egypt.

Malidelphia is a folkloric performance-art concert that serves to create a bridge between African immigrant and African-American communities through traditional and contemporary song, dance, music, masquerade and folklore. Malidelphia is an ensemble of African and African American professional artists, singers, dancers, and folklorists.  Our work is inspired by Ira Bond and his multiple experiences in Mali, West Africa while growing up in Philadelphia. 

The name “Malidelphia” refers to the connection between Malian and Philadelphian cultural art forms such as Jazz, Blues, Afropop, Hip-Hop and traditional and contemporary percussion.