Woman were mining – Credo Mutwa
Woman were mining - Credo Mutwa
Below is a deeper analysis of specific Sangoma stories related to Atlantis-like lost civilizations, with a focus on the claims of Credo Mutwa, a prominent and controversial Zulu sangoma (traditional healer) from South Africa.
Nature of Society: Sangoma visions, as relayed through oral traditions and documented by ethnographers like Credo Mutwa (a controversial Zulu sangoma) and contemporary healers, often describe a “place of the ancestors” or “first people”—a prehistorical society of profound spiritual and ecological harmony.
Credo Mutwa’s Influence: Mutwa’s writings (e.g., Indaba, My Children) blend traditional lore with speculative history—claiming ancient Africans knew of a sunken realm and extraterrestrial visitors.
Star People: Credo Mutwa discusses the presence and influence of "star people" who descended to Earth and interacted with ancient African civilizations.
Mentions in African Mythology: Credo Mutwa claims that the name and concept of Inanna appear repeatedly in the myths and fables of various African tribes, particularly in East and South Africa.
Credo Mutwa claims that the Egyptian civilization, including its gods and cultural practices, originated in Africa.
These points highlight the rich and multifaceted history of Africa as described by Credo Mutwa, focusing on the key areas of races, gold, mining, and religion.
Adam's Calendar: Credo Mutwa refers to Adam's Calendar, which some believe to be about 60,000 to 70,000 years old, but he suggests it is "much, much older." This indicates that sophisticated activities like mining could date back well beyond this period.
Credo Mutwa suggests it is "much, much older" than the estimated 60,000 to 70,000 years.
Tsodilo Hills: Credo Mutwa refers to this area on the border of Botswana as a significant site for ancient human settlement and the starting point of humanity as we know it.
Credo Mutwa's discussion about Enlil includes several important points, particularly regarding the linguistic and cultural connections between ancient African and Sumerian civilizations.
Nakai, Orungai (African) - Credo Mutwa
Credo Mutwa mentioned the term "Abzu" in the context of ancient African mining and its connection to Sumerian mythology.
Credo Mutwa mentioned that the Sumerian tablets referred to the ancient people of the Abzu, or southern Africa, as having mined various minerals many thousands of years ago.