THE QUESTION
The question is not simply what you believe.
The question is: why do you believe it?
The School of Thought of Atlanta —
The Sacred Journey Statement
It is your choice. You and I decide what we choose to believe. Our mission does not separate anyone from the freedom of will or the sacred right to choose. Instead, it invites us to question what we are investing our childlike faith, gentle trust, and spiritual sight into.
This is not religion. This is not dogma. This is a heightened observation of the moral compass. This is The Return.
A return to what?
A return to nature. A return to the understanding that all life flows together, synchronizing as one. A return to the Primordial One, who has been revered and called by many names, yet remains the One. This is a return to the way of The Black Cosmic Mother, who has existed before the thought of religion. This is the return to Self—the understanding that I am who I have been looking for.
The Journey of the Spirit
Khat — The physical body.
Ka — The vital life force.
Ba — The personality or unique soul capable of movement.
Ib — The heart, regarded as the center of thought, memory, conscience, and emotion.
Ren — The true name or identity.
Sheut — The shadow, an inseparable aspect of the person.
Akh — The transfigured, effective spirit after successful transformation.
Sahu — The perfected or glorified spiritual body, often associated with the Akh after spiritual transformation.
The purposeful mission of The School of Thought of Atlanta Church is to awaken those who have ears to hear quietly from the Ruach-Spirit, eyes to see the world around them, and minds willing to critically think.
Our mission is to allow the soul to purge, journey inward, and breathe into the sacred agreement it carries with the Most High One, The Black Cosmic Mother, so that we may remember who we were, who we are, and who we are becoming now.
“Do this in remembrance of me” — yourself.
The mission of The School of Thought of Atlanta Church is to help all humanity connect deeply with healing—both inward and outward—so that the physical child, woman, and man may become more mindful, present, and whole.
Our mission is to cultivate inward freedom so that outward liberation may become possible in a docile world.
The deepest prayer of The School of Thought of Atlanta Church is the restoration of Oneness in this earthen world, where many have become spiritually docile and where the senses of many have been shaped by hypervigilance, trauma, and separation.
We seek to restore the scattered, the disenfranchised, and those wounded by self-loathing, internalized racism, and imposed identity. We seek restoration for the carbonated and all hues of children, women, and men—not according to a mandated color, but according to who they truly are.
The mission is The Return, and The Return is the mission.
The Vision of The School of Thought
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We envision a world where the greatest demonstration of salvation is universal love; where unity is lived, breathed, and expressed through compassion, inclusion, and our shared humanity; and where the Voice of the Ancestors continues to speak through us and all around us.
We envision freedom from the programs and conditioning that limit the human spirit—people who are free to think, courageous enough to question everything, and brave enough to awaken to the divine presence, the divine spark, and the sacred inner dialogue within themselves.
We envision communities where the wisdom of the ancestors is remembered; where the Divine Feminine is honored in both her nurturing and fierce expressions; where the Aggressive Feminine walks in wisdom, purpose, and balance; and where every soul is encouraged to seek truth without fear.
We envision humanity living in harmony, unity, sacred reciprocity, and reverence for all life, recognizing that we are not separate from one another but expressions of the same divine Source. In that remembrance, we become one nation, one family, and one consciousness.
the Theology of The Return
The study of the Primordial One through the wisdom of humanity, the remembrance of the ancestors, the journey of the soul, and the consciousness of oneness.
