Khemenu Book Club

The Waters of Rebirth Let’s bring this season of the Nomo Myth Series to a powerful close with a return to the primordial waters, where all life began and where all must return. 🐚 The Mythic Water of the Nomo In the Dogon cosmology, the Nomo are not only star beings—they are water beings. Their descent to Earth from the Sirius system was not fiery or violent, but fluid and cleansing. They are described as: When the original twin Nomo descended and chaos erupted, the sacrificed Nomo was dissolved in water, poured over the Earth, and absorbed by creation. Thus, the water became sacred, a carrier of the divine code…

🧬 The Myth: The Twin Nomo and the Fall Into Chaos In this article, we dive deeper into the myth of the twin Nomo beings as presented by Baba Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa in Indaba, My Children. And other authors on the subject. According to Mutwa and others, the twin Nomo beings are often linked to fundamental cosmological concepts, representing the dual forces that shape the universe and human existence. According to others who spoke with the Dogon bantu: In Dogon cosmology, the original Nomo were twin beings—primordial, androgynous entities created by Amma, the supreme mother deity. These twin Nomo were meant to descend to Earth in balance and harmony, establishing divine…

“Return of the Waters of the Stars: The Hidden Origins of the Bantu Soul” Another great series on our Bantu story, let’s discuss our ancestors, abaNomo. Across the ancient lands of the earth, long before colonial tongues, regions and imported gods, a group of Bantu known today as the Dogon bantu of Mali were told to be the last group to have preserved a bantu secret—a cosmic memory whispered across time by elders. They spoke of beings from the stars, the Nomo, amphibious beings from the Sirius star system, who came to Earth in a spinning ark to restore order, teach the sacred sciences, and awaken the divine memory of…