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The Life of a Kem

The Kem is the term used for the individual who chooses to live in accordance with the knowledge of the universe. The individual who after gaining an awareness of her/his position in harmony with the greater universe and its spiritual dimensions has taken on the challenge and vow to fit in that position and elevate towards the divine world, humbly and honestly.

The Kem people are dedicated to the true evolution of human kind. As a Kem person you will be responsible for the one human that you can have the most effect upon, yourself. The only way to truly affect change in this world is to start with yourself and thus lead by example.

A Kem person has taken the decision to rise above the natural tendencies of human behavior. It is a difficult struggle and a thankless task in the midst of the Diaspora of Kemetic civilization. You will be tested by your elders and strengthened by the adversity of your own personal experiences. It is you who will succeed or fail as an individual, but every success contributes to creating a world that represents the best that humanity can achieve.

On this path there are those who will assist you. These are your fellow Kem. The Men, Women, Children, Elders and Priests who have dedicated their lives to going towards the divine world just as you have. As you make your commitment to the principles and philosophies of Kemetic Spiritual Life, so also do they.

If you are prepared to take the solemn vow of becoming a Kem, read the ten requirements below, study them and make them a part of your life. Seek the assistance of the Kem at The Earth Center facilities in the USA, Merita (Africa) and around the world as we grow to become a world-wide organization and movement for the Preservation of Life.

The Ten Requirements
For Being A Kem

  1. Acknowledge, honor, and validate the Divine world
  2. Acknowledge, honor, and validate the world of the dead
  3. Maintain the purity of our body, mind, and spirit
  4. Apply the seventy-seven commandments
  5. Perform the daily spiritual activities
  6. Listen, accept, and follow the word of the Gods
  7. All Kem people protect, honor and respect each other
  8. It is an absolute obligation for a Kem to perform charitable acts toward Kem people
  9. Provide an annual offering to the temple
  10. Go on an annual Pilgrimage to Merita
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