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The Three Types Of Man
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According to our Kamitic ancestors, man or woman should not be judged by the
status of their job or material wealth or number of college degrees. Instead, they
should be measured according to their spiritual development. [1] Our ancestors saw
Spiritual development in terms of three types of women:
BA MAN
The fundamental ideas that inform this type of Man come directly From God. These
ideas deal predominantly with the laws and truths that govern the world and Man’s
life on all planes of existence. The Ba man’s consciousness resides in the Ba
subdivision of the Spirit with the Divine Faculties.
AB MAN
The fundamental ideas that inform this type of Man’s consciousness come from the
higher mind, which is responsible for abstract thinking. Abstract thinking is the
ability to discern the underlying principles that unite things that are outwardly
different but inwardly (abstractly) the same. The Ab man consciousness resides in
the Ab subdivision of the Spirit with the Moral Faculties.
SAHU MAN
This type of Man is primarily informed by the lower mind and the Lifeforce. She is
lacking in everything that is true of the other two higher men, as well as, other
detractions.
Life at this level is dominated by the Lifeforce. Given that the role of the
Lifeforce is to animate the physical body, it is also known as the animal spirit. It is
the source of the instincts and sensuality, and the energy counterpart of the
emotions that mislead the life of Man at this level. This is why people who are
dominated by self-destructive sensuality-indulgence in drugs, ignorant diets,
irresponsible sex, and addiction to pleasure of all types, and so on.
Those in the Sahu stage of development are limited to processing the external or
concrete aspects of reality. This is the source of his materialism and sin.
The Sahu man consciousness resides in the Sahu, Khabit, and Khab subdivisions of
the Spirit with the Mental, Emotional, and Physical Faculties.
[1] Amen, Nefer Un Ra, Metu Neter Vol. 1, 1994
