Mission (E³ Path)

By Educating, Elevating, and Expropriating, Soul Sojourner Wisdom Teachings restores Ma'at by:

• Educating: Teaching Kemetic history, philosophy, divine sciences, and metaphysical practices.
• Elevating: Guiding individuals into higher consciousness through breath, ritual, and self-mastery.
• Expropriating: Reclaiming ancestral memory, cultural sovereignty, and rightful place in the world.

Strategy (G³ Guardianship)

To protect and maintain this mission, SSWT applies the triad of Guide, Gatekeeper, Guard:

• Guide (Djehuty): Teach, counsel, transmit divine wisdom and roadmap.
• Gatekeeper (Anpu): Safeguard thresholds of transformation and uphold order.
• Guard (Wadjet): Protect the teachings, community, and sacred sovereignty.

Goals

• Self-Mastery (Inner Work):
  • Self-awareness, self-exploration, self-discovery, self-understanding, self-love, self-transformation.
  • Cultivating emotional intelligence, character refinement, alignment with Ma'at.
• Selfless Service (Outer Work):
  • Applying spiritual maturity to uplift communities.
  • Building partnerships with state, local, and global organizations.
  • Engaging in multidimensional service — healing, teaching, protecting, and guiding across seen and unseen realms.

Educational Structure

Sesen Ma'at en Ba™ Program (Core Curriculum)

• The umbrella course of SSWT
• Structured into Three Pillars:
  • Mesut en Ankh (Birthing of Life): Birthings of life, breath practice, embodiment.
  • Udja en Ba (Vitality of the Soul): Fire, purification, ancestral healing, nervous system strength.
  • Seneb en Ma'at (Wholeness in Balance): Balance, priestly health, soul-body integration, service.

Identity & Scope

• SSWT = Public-facing educational wing. Accessible to seekers at all levels.
• It is the gateway for those who may later enter Ba Mesnu Temple for deeper initiatory work, but it also stands independently as a body of spiritual education and healing.
• Guided by Nebt-Het and Wadjet as spiritual patrons: Nebt-Het as the Lady of the House who holds the field, Wadjet as fierce defender of sovereignty.