So so sad

It saddened me to see things like this.  I don't really know the circumstances of how this item came live on ebay.  But that is why it's so important to set instructions regarding your sacred documents, such document as this, an authentic AMOM (Ancient Mystic Order of Melchizedek) certificate, on any event that you can no longer able to take care of such matter.

the name on the certificate sounds familiar.  I hope it's no the very individual responsible for the making of an exquisite video documentary about Dr. Malachi Z. York.  

Tone Ceremony, Are you attending?

Just wanted to know if anyone are planning to attend the tone ceremony.  See the flyer below for more info.

For the love of Egypt, Rihanna

Rihanna honored her late grandmother with this chest tattoo of the Egyptian goddess Isis. "Goddess Isis – Complete Woman – Model for future generations – #GRANGRANDOLLY – always in and on my heart," she wrote.

Rihanna posted this photo on June 16, 2012, to show off her Egyptian falcon tattoo, which covered up a musical note that once decorated her ankle. "Back in the day, they would carve into the walls and they would carve a falcon," explained RiRi, "because they didn't have another way of saying a king in the sky."

Rihanna went Arabic for the tat on her left ribcage. It reportedly translates to "freedom in God."

Rihanna reveals her Nefertiti design in a photo shot by Terry Richardson.

Nuwaubian Greeting Cards

Found these old Greeting Cards in my old chest.  I think these were back in the Holy Tabernacle days.

Nuwaubian Greeting Cards

back of the greeting cards

Murdoq, on the face of Nuwaubian Greeting cards.

inside the card the famous phrase of Dr. York

"Peace in the Lamb, It's Truly Wonderful..."

Nuwaubian Postcards

I'm trying to make for all the time I missed blogging this year.  So here is another post and I hope you guys enjoy it.  and if you have any to share please do so and email me at aeoebookstore@gmail.com

There were several postcards design by Nuwaubians and these are just three of many.  

I tried to preserved them as much as I can and I've put them up for display in this 3 tier frame.  

 

back of the postcard. (you can even click on the image to view a larger size)

These are 4x6 postcards (designed by Atiyah)