Podcast appearances and mentions of queen mother imakhu

Happy Spring! This season offers incredible opportunities for new beginnings, including new prosperity! We are joined by Queen Mother Imakhu who helps us explore money Magick. We also explore the power of retrogrades, the importance of Ancestor work in Witchcraft…and how not all of your Ancestors belong on your altar. Kanani reviews The Good Witch and reflects on the Ostara myth. Other digressions include Leap Year babies and weddings, the irritating bygone age of pagers, and banishing remote evil spirits from the storage closet of a Baskin Robbins. Do you love us? Don’t forget to rate and review us on your podcast platform of choice! Audio Transcript:DownloadOur Guest TodayRev. Dr. Queen Mother Imakhu Mu Neferet is a cultural educator, scholar, motivational speaker, Khametic elder high priestess and queen mother, initiated water priestess, water priestess, storyteller, poet, writer, vocalist, musician, dancer, yogini, artist, arts administrator, filmmaker, and multimedia producer. Dedicated to cultural preservation, cultural reclamation, and creating uplifting, truthful media for Black & Brown people, she is founder/director of AKERU MultiMedia, and UHEMU Black & Brown Storytellers. Former columnist for FIRST WORLD NEWS African American Newspaper Newspaper. Host/producer of ASHE! radio and TV shows. Founder/director of The Zawadi Collective performance ensemble. Founder of AKERU NuAfrakan Network. She is also co-founder of Newark Latino Film Festival and Newark Latino Artist Collective. Queen Mother Imakhu is founder/director and chief instructor of SHENU Art & Yoga Sanctuary (Khametic Temple). Creator of the Drums of Compassion drumming and dance program, which she has taught throughout the U.S. to children and adults since the late 90’s. Queen Mother Imakhu has taught African Arts Education for Philadelphia’s Point Breeze Performing Arts Center, Boys & Girls Club of Trenton, The Garvey Charter School of Trenton, City of Trenton, NYC Department of Juvenile Justice on behalf of Afrikan Poetry Theatre of Queens, Newark’s Ironbound Community Corporation, Montclair State University, and Orange, NJ Board of Education. Queen Mother was recently Yoga instructor for City of Newark Recreation Department; executive director and co-founder of the Newark Latino Film Festival. Queen Mother’s most recent film project, “I’ve Got a Vision,” produced for fellow filmmaker Nancy Vazquez, was highlighted by director Ava DuVernay on February 2019’s special online edition of TIME Magazine. A respected poet and writer, Queen Mother Imakhu has emceed spoken word events in Philadelphia, PA and Newark, NJ. Queen Mother is founder of AKERU MultiMedia, and Uhemu Black & Brown Storytellers of NJ. Queen Mother Imakhu’s newest compilation downloadable music/spoken word CD,“The Very Best So Far,” was released on December 19, 2019. Her new documentary series, “The Wisdom Keepers,” begins production in 2020. Her new one woman stage show, “The Water Brought Me Here,” begins touring in 2020, and is booking for schools, theaters, and events. Spiritually, Queen Mother Imakhu was initiated as an ankh carrying high priestess and queen mother through the Shrine of Khpra in Brooklyn, NY. She is an ordained interfaith minister, and is a member of the Newark Interfaith Clergy Alliance. She was also active in NYC Auburn Seminary. She is immortalized as Queen of Cups in the Tarot of the Boroughs contemporary photographic deck. As a Khametic scholar, her research connecting European Elder Futhark Runes to Nile Valley origins, has been considered ground breaking. Her newest book, KHESU DUAU MENI: Khametic Daily Prayers & Rituals, was released in late November 2019. While teaching the importance of maintaining cultural traditions, Queen Mother Imakhu is constantly breaking new ground by redefining practical new applications for today’s world. Queen Mother Imakhu’s proud family lineage includes her maternal ancestor, Billy Artis, who fought in the Nat Turner Uprising, her father, the late Tommie J. Lloyd, first African American American accepted into the New Jersey Tool & Die Association, former South Carolinian Congressman George Washington Murray, former enslaved African who was the only African American Congressman serving during the 53rd and 54th congresses. Queen Mother Imakhu has been celebrating Kwanzaa since 1989. The Nguzo Saba helped to deepen the Black Consciousness she was raised in, and provided a strong framework to raise her children with. She stands by the foundations that have shaped her, and that she proudly shares with community. She has also recently formed the SHENU Harmonious Living Institute.****”Queen Mother Imakhu wrote a chapter in her book, UNDERSTANDING KHAMETIC MYSTICISM titled ‘African Origins of the Word Witch.’ Based on her research, the ancient Egyptian word Wadjet, the holistic community healing woman, is and was a term of respect, and one she claims for herself instead of “witch.” Queen Mother Imakhu also educates people about how the patriarchy vilified our indigenous healing mother’s, and demonized all terms associated with our natural mystic mother’s, including “witch.” While her personal preference is to reclaim the term Wadjet because it is in the vocabulary of her ancient tradition, she teaches the significance of empowerment of cultural and matriarchal reclamation.”Resource ListThat Witch Life Etsy StoreKhesu Duau Meni: Shenu Khametic Daily Prayer Rituals by Queen Mother ImakuMac Mead Hall (McMinnville, OR)Wild Witches of the WillametteOdin’s RavensPaganicon (Minneapolis, MN) ***Canceled since this recording***The Enchanted Forest (Salem, OR)The Green Witch by Arin Murphy-HiscockThe Good Witch (Hallmark channel show)“What To Do With Old Magick Supplies?” blog by CourtneyColumbia-Willamette Pagan Pride (Portland, OR)

ASHE! is back! Topic: "Should Columbus Day Be Observed?" Rev. Dr. Queen Mother Imakhu welcomes Sis. Karen Hatter, social commentator for AKERU MultiMedia, who reveals who the REAL Christopher Columbus was. Contact Sis. Karen at amothercares@aol.com. Read her archived featured articles at NowPublic.com/karen_hatter . Visit Queen Mother Imakhu at www.queenmotherimakhu.info . 646-228-1185 "YOU Have the Power to Change Your LIFE."

ASHE! is back! Topic: "Should Columbus Day Be Observed?" Rev. Dr. Queen Mother Imakhu welcomes Sis. Karen Hatter, social commentator for AKERU MultiMedia, who reveals who the REAL Christopher Columbus was. Contact Sis. Karen at amothercares@aol.com. Read her archived featured articles at NowPublic.com/karen_hatter . Visit Queen Mother Imakhu at www.queenmotherimakhu.info . 646-228-1185 "YOU Have the Power to Change Your LIFE."

Part 2 of Queen Mother Imakhu's lecture about the Kemetic view on death, the act of personal sacrifice, and the reward of abundance (Asar, Amsu, TaUrt). Also discussed: Queen Mother's colorful trip to the renown Green-wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, NY, where she searched for Leonard Bernstein's and Fred Ebb's grave, finding many tekhenu (obelisks), pyramid tombs, and Kemetic images as grave markers and mausoleums; friend Rev. Richard Ravish's funeral, Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango's funeral; accepting life transitions; Ishi and Mata Hari's death. Ends in guided meditation. This episode is dedicated to Rev. Richard Ravish. Blessings upon your journey. To learn more about Kemetic culture, visit www.akeruministries.com , www.queenmotherimakhu.com. Check out the AKERU Temple blog for this episode. http://akerutempleofthetruelivingwaters.blogspot.com/2012/11/ghedes-asar-richard-leonard-and-fred_4343.html This took forever to post. But, here it is.

Dying to be rich? Queen Mother Imakhu explains how dying to self, along with self-sacrifice, lead to an abundant life. The Kemetic guardians Sepdet, Ankhet, Set, Hru Ur, Ausar, Amsu, and Ta Urt are discussed, the importance of being ready to receive abundance, and the discipline necessary to attain it. A special message to the Millennials (Gen Y), and Kemetic hekau (Words of Power) to attract abundance. Learn how the Hapi (Nile) is a key to abundance. Sponsored by AKERU MultiMedia. www.akerumultimedia.com Visit www.queenmotherimakhu.com, and check out the new classes at AKERU Temple of the True Living Waters. www.akeruministries.com

Queen Mother Imakhu shares African spiritual tips to help you accomplish your dreams. Plus, special motivational messages for Boomers raising grandchildren, for hopeful Millenials and Gen-Xrs, folks with depressive disorders, and for spiritual Elder teachers facing difficulties with students. Also includes Queen Mother Imakhu's version of the "Joseph the Dreamer" story. Prayers for present world disasters and THE SHIFT; ends in meditation for achieving personal dreams and Ascension Consciousness world peace. Pt. 3 of 3. Music by Pilgrim Celtic Harp Trio. www.capesidemusic.com / Show sponsored by AKERU Nu Afrakan Ministries. www.akeruministries.com. For bookings call 646-713-8650. For Imakhu's ebooks, music, and art, visit www.imakhu.com/Emporium.html.

Part 2 of Queen Mother Imakhu's previous podcast. Are you happy? Are you following your own dreams? Have you let someone else define your life? Get your life back! In this episode, Queen Mother Imakhu shares how she learned to hold on to her dreams and not give them away, the importance of partnering with others who share, appreciate, and will equally work toward the same dream, why partnering with people who don't have the same drive and experience ends in loss, how to identify why you are falling short in your goals, and the Kemetic Guardians and Yoruba Orisha who will help build your confidence to achieve your destiny. Part 2 of 3. www.akeruministries.com. Also, visit her online emporium for her ebooks, music, stories, lectures, art, and more at www.imakhu.com. Music in this episode by Shirley Cason. www.shirleycason.com

Are you following your own dreams? Are you caught up in someone else's dream...or nightmare? Wake up! Queen Mother Imakhu shares how to stay inspired to follow YOUR OWN dreams, how to remove as a bit player in someone else's dream, the metaphysical science behind thought forms, and the Kemetic Guardians and Yoruba Orisha who will help build your confidence to achieve your destiny. It's not too late to fulfill your mission, but it all begins with an inspiring dream. Part 1 of 3. Visit Mama Imakhu's new ministry website (following her own dream and destiny)! www.akeruministries.com. Also, visit her online emporium for her ebooks, music, stories, lectures, art, and more at www.imakhu.com. Music in this episode by Shirley Cason. www.shirleycason.com