About Your College

COLLEGE OF MYSTERIES &
UNDERSTANDING

ABOUT:

What is College? College is no more than people getting together discussing issues, sharing
information and cross-referencing data that will make us all stronger and better people for
ourselves and each other and most importantly our posterity. We have college by various
mechanisms including phones, in person or even through chat and emails.
Here, at the College of Mysteries & Understanding, we began about two years ago (July
2009) with a few friends with very little structure. More structure has been added since then and
we have become more formal as the groups began to grow.
The way classes work is by professional phone conference services. We give you a
telephone number to call with conference access codes and you are then plugged into the
conference where we all discuss the subject matter. This structure is better than any
correspondence course, and in some respects, a superior option to physical in-class venues
because all students get to speak with one another and share their great insights live in the
comfort of their own dwelling.

MISSION:

The mission of the College of Mysteries & Understanding is to stimulate a deeper and
extensive cultural awareness amongst class members. With delight, CMU welcomes all Black
people. However, class members should be mindful that our primary research, investigations,
archives, database--as well as our core curriculum--revolve exclusively around the global Black
woman and her correlatives including her intelligence, beauty and sophistication.

COURSES and SCHEDULES:
Each of our courses extend for approximately three months (a semester). Some classes are
conducted twice a week, an hour each day and others one day for two hours. If any class
member should have a super busy life we offer flexible weekend, morning and evening
schedules.
We discuss all subjects in this college. As we are all students, we have an obligation to know
truth, speak truth and learn truth regardless to where it takes us. Because all courses are
different and may well become more complex with the achievement of each degree, it is highly
recommended that class members sign up for no more than two courses at any one semester.

CLASS SIZE and DEMOGRAPHICS:
Because we are a virtual college, we can accompany class members in full classes of up to 100
or more. However, because we know the importance of conveying data in the unique way of our
ancestors, we choose to maintain very small class sizes with no more than 10 class members
studying in each course.
Age group range from about 22 through 60s with more Black female class members than Black
males.
ATTENDANCE:
We all have unforeseen circumstances that may visit us. Outside the realm of those
circumstances, class members are expected to attend each class in order to be successful in
this venue.
Respectful disagreements do and will emerge; but at all times, with all class members in all
situations, on any subject, on any day, or, at any time, we always respect our Sistahs and
Brothas. Our academic disagreements are settled by discussion and is never confrontational.
That is why we can boast of having the very rare pleasure of being able to host a distinctive
student body whose break-through, intellectual achievements parallel the summit of their Old
World ancestors.

DEGREE ACHIEVEMENTS:

The College of Mysteries & Understanding awards degrees to its class members after the
successful completion of each course. Your degree will reflect the number of successful levels
you have mastered. There are 7 levels to complete your unique and distinctive status of a M7.
We project that the complete line of courses can be completed within 1 year and a half.

WHAT IS M7 AND WHAT IS ITS WORTH IN THE WORLD?

Conventional education is something to be proud of. However, beyond generalities, the
traditional liberal arts educational institutions are not designed to teach one the cultural
specifics, oriented details and modalities of one's ethnic group. CMU responds to that need by
teaching the beauties and refinements of Black people in general and of Black women in
particular. This is how we do it. M7 is the highest level a class member can accomplish. The
value of "M" shows you are the Masters. The number 7 indicates the numerical level of subject
difficulty you have met, challenged and successfully overcome. Upon the completion of M7 you
are qualified--at least-- to instruct, with proficiency, those subjects you have learned in the
college. One of the primary benefits you will gain is the mastery of data concerning ancient
Kemet. In addition, besides the personal satisfaction you will possess with your specialized
knowledge, you also have the ability to understand many subjects outside the circumference of
Kemet adding to the powers of reasoning not normally taught in traditional colleges and
university settings. Even more beneficial is you will have acquired a better appreciation of the
unspoken legacy of Black women which is a shining intellectual gem in and of itself. For all those
reasons, as a M7 Graduate, you will not only learn, you will see while being able to apply most of
what you acquire to your experiences even before you get to M7. Your life changes at M1.

ADMISSIONS:
Besides this college catering to Black class members, the only other requirement is that one be
prepared to take their intellects and powers of research to advanced stages. Commitment is a
must.

VIRTUAL OFFICE HOURS:
If the need arises that class members need to discuss course materials outside the classroom,
please set up appointment at: office@blackwomanisgod.com

PRIVACY POLICY:
We do not require or ask any personal information about class members.

COSTS:
Due to materials, phone equipment, extensive preparations for quality courses etc., there is
requested a small fee (donation) for the classes. Each 3 month course is only $85.00. ALL
FEES DUE BY MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 2011. PLEASE KNOW THAT SEATS ARE LIMITED AND
FOR THAT REASON THE LATER PAYMENT IS RECEIVED THE HIGHER CHANCE YOU MAY
NOT GET IN THIS SEMESTER.

INSTRUCTORS:

There will be many times guest speakers and lecturers will be invited to join some classes. At
this time we have Naj Kamau as our primary instructor.

His background:

Naj Kamau, affectionately known as Brotha Naj, is a research specialist, political scientist and
herstorian. He has been fortunate to have earned several degrees including his Associates in
Criminal Justice which he received from a local St. Louis community college. Brotha Naj then
transferred to the University of Missouri-St. Louis where he was awarded his Bachelor's Degree
in Criminology/Criminial Justice with a minor in Sociology. While at the university he served as
one of the leading mentors for incoming Black students.

In addition to his 17 years of committed study and research, he has experience as a legal
researcher, campaign manager and working a short time as a Probation and Parole Officer.

Later, at Webster University in St. Louis, Brotha Naj was granted his Masters' Degree in
International Relations where he wrote his published master-thesis on the intersection between
global conflict and metaphysics.

Having traveled to countries like Ghana and Kemet (ancient Egypt), he is more convinced in his
research that the core of any curriculum for Black people must be the Black woman.

Bro Naj has written for a number of progressive on-line sites. Additionally, this year in 2011, one
of the prestigious on-line fashion magazines BrownSista.com recently invited him to be a regular
contributor.

He is the author of two published books and a soon to be released novella in 2011. His first
book is an in-depth study entitled Orhemah: A Cosmic Study in her Seduction her Mysteries her
Resurrection. (2009; self-published). In this study it is demonstrated in 751 pages, and over
several hundred sources and references including original never before seen photos, that the
original landscape of ancient Kemet consisted of only Black women.

In his second book, 5 Arguments Why Black Women Should be Worshipped: A Short Study in
Beauty & Grace (2010) it is shown through 5 reasonable arguments why Black women should be
worshipped and proof that she is the ultimate survivor.

His third book is a novella. It is set to be released in the fall of 2011 and will chronicle an
interesting journey to alternative dimensions in which the mission is made possible by the
majestic structure of the Black woman's body. The title of the novella is Black Women: Ma'Stars
of the Universe.

LOCATION:
Naj and his wife Maisha were both born, raised and currently live in St. Louis, Missouri.

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