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What if death was never the end — but a return home?
Long before Halloween and Western ideas of ghosts, Africa already understood the sacred cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
This episode of Ebony Ancestry explores how Ancient Kemet (Egypt) viewed death as a divine journey through the Duat, guided by Ma’at and the promise of eternal life — and how those same beliefs echo today in Bantu ancestral traditions, where music, dance, and offerings keep the bond between the living and the departed alive.

Discover how both worlds — the pyramids of Kemet and the villages of the Bantu — celebrate remembrance, not fear.
Because in African philosophy, death is not the end... it’s the beginning of remembrance.
🕯️ Watch now to see how Africa’s ancient wisdom about life after death still speaks today.
📜 Narration & visuals by Ebony Ancestry
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