MUNGU (The Supreme CREATOR of all things))

In Kiswahili, the most spoken language in Africa, and a Bantu language, the word MUNGU (pronounced the way it is spelled) means the uncreated Creator, the Most High. It is the highest attribute for the supreme Creator in Kiswahili (Bantu) language, sometimes in line with the word Mbingu or Mbinguni which means spiritual heaven, not to be confused with sky (mawingu). You can find variations of the word in many southern Bantu languages such as mulungu, Mlungu, Muungu, Umungu, Umlungu, unkulunkulu, etc. The sameness in Bantu languages and culture is not coincidental, these tribes are one people. Bantu are generally known to be the only culturally monotheistic people in the world, their supreme Creator has different attributes in different Bantu (Habiru) tongues, and unlike other nations, they traditionally submit to only one Supreme Creator of everything, no wonder they were called “people of the holy book”.

In this awakening , our Bantu languages will play an important role in helping free our mind, so let us use this knowledge to understand what our ancestors encountered. If you’ve heard about the word Mungu then you probably also heard about the word Muzungu, these two words are nowhere near synonymous, contrary to the colonised belief, these two words are actually opposite of each other, you might already know that the word Muzungu is often used to refer to white people, what you don’t already know is the fact that the word in question does not even mean white, the Swahili word for white is Mweupe, now the question you probably asking is why then do we call them Muzungu and not Mweupe, the answer will shock you, this one word breaks down who Caucasians really are, and makes it obvious that the Baswahihili ancestors knew what they were dealing with, the word Muzungu is referred to not only Europeans but also Middle Easterners and Asians, sometimes even to the modern North Africans.

Now let us delve further into the root meaning of the word in question, the word Muzungu is singular of the old Kiswahili “Mizungu”, in old Kiswahili Mizungu means evil spirits, and therefore Muzungu means one single evil spirit. Other similar words include Zunguka which means to wonder, Kizunguzungu which means dizziness, and zuzu which means someone mentally unstable, clearly the word Mungu and Muzungu represent two opposite energies, the word Mungu representing good, and the word Muzungu representing evil, as Satan is the opposite of the Most High, which explains why the Caucasian man; while trying to play god, has destroyed both humanity and nature, everything he touches dies, he’s shed more blood in the last 400 years than all of human history put together, he’s modifying plants, animals and even attempting to modify humans, because clearly that’s who he is, the enemy of nature.

Something to ponder on, have you ever ask yourself why when black people intend to practice witchcraft (evil practices) they must paint their body or face white? What’s the connection between the muzungu and the white painting of the faces and body? Are they trying to tell us something? Do they intend to associate evil with whiteness? Also, in Lingala the word for white is pembe, but the bangala call Caucasians Mundele, ask them why? This is not hate speech, this is pure ancestral knowledge embedded in our beautiful Bantu languages and culture which they (Mundele) have invested so much money and time to demonise and undervalue. In the words of Ngugi Wathiong’o on how colonial languages were used to control our minds, “In colonial conquest, language did to the mind what the sword did to the bodies of the colonised”. Let us learn our Bantu languages, because in them we find answers to help break free from the mental bondage and live a full Muntu life.

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