#hoetep

[homeschoolpdx]

Tabita Rezaire MerKaba for the Hoeteps 30 Nov 2017, 6-8p UNA Gallery (625 NW Everett #117)

Join home school at UNA for the last artist engagement of the 2017 curriculum! We're ecstatic to host Tabita Rezaire, who will be in town from South Africa to lead a yoga session, MerKaBa For The Hoeteps.

She says: "Join in a meditative journey into Kemetic wisdom to awaken your light beings and reclaim your hoetep powers. In our times of ultra disconnection, ancient African teachings offer guidance to raise our vibrational frequency and tune into our energy source. The spiritual technology of Kemetic Yoga enable us to reconnect, remember and nurture our divine juice. Come turn your MerKaBa on."

Instructions for optimum experience: wear a comfortable power outfit, bring a yoga mat (if you have one) and water to stay hydrated.

There is space for 12-15 people, and we will have mats for those who cannot bring their own. Black people prioritized -- message hmoe school to RSVP if you'd like to secure a spot. Sliding scale entry fee for nonblacks.

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Tabita Rezaire (b.1989, Paris) is a French - of Guyanese and Danish descent - video artist, health-tech-politics practitioner and Kemetic/ Kundalini Yoga teacher based in Johannesburg. She holds a Bachelor in Economics (Paris) and a Master in Artist Moving Image from Central Saint Martins College (London). Rezaire’s practices unearth the possibilities of decolonial healing through the politics of technology. Navigating architectures of power - online and offline - her work tackles the pervasive matrix of coloniality and its affects on identity, technology, sexuality, health and spirituality. Through screen interfaces, her digital healing activism offers substitute readings to dominant narratives decentering occidental authority, while her energy streams remind us to resist, (re)connect, and remember. Rezaire is a founding member of the artist group NTU, half of the duo Malaxa, and mother of the energy house SENEB.

[darkartsgallery]

Tabita Rezaire's latest exhibition is a space for healing, history and hoeteps

[annimovsisyan]

I made a post with a similar point and content a while back but it’s time of that year so i’ll reiterate, this time with the addition of a post made on the Suppressed Histories Archive Facebook page.

Thank heavens for another person on the internet busting this silly meme that comes round every year, which even fooled me when i first saw it. 2017, pls stop the "hooey", supposedly "radical" histories that are actually being made to fit a "decolonial" agenda which turn out to be far from having decolonial criticality to them!!! like my good friend Noa has said, not everything that we see as mainstream'd has some "original brown" narrative behind it. Yes there are a lot of black and brown, African, Asian, and Indigenous narratives to uncover/remember/tell as they are, but let's remember that Europe colonised itself before it did the same to everyone else, and there are an awful lot of pre-capitalist and pre-christian narratives that Europeans ought to uncover for themselves and the rest of the world...like i say, it's not just poc that need to de-link from the west/modernity, (ethnic) europeans need to de-link from this too!

"I'm sharing this because every spring posts like this proliferate, making claims that are complete hooey. Ishtar has nothing to do with Easter, or with eggs and bunnies, etymologically or culturally. The word Easter is not attested until the 8th century when the English monk Bede lists the month Ēosturmōnaþ in his work on Time. Constantine had nothing to do with the name and in all probably never heard of it. It is very common for uninformed people to assume that words that sound alike (to them) are related, in spite of the fact that they come from different language families. This is bad linguistics. You have to consider where words originate, what they mean, and how they *might* have spread as loan words. Words that sound alike are very often not related, while words that look very different may have deep common roots but have phonologically shifted over time.

There is no historical trajectory that would explain how the name of Ishtar would have gotten up to Germany or England to be adopted as the name of a local goddess. Isis and Kybele did migrate this way, as we know from archaeology, but Ishtar never took hold in Roman culture or spread to the ends of its empire the way those goddesses did. There are no inscriptions, statues, or temples to her in Europe. In any case, our knowledge of Germanic goddesses in that ancient period is very slim indeed. There are no statues or inscriptions naming Ostara or Eostre.

Bede's comments occur in a calendrical context, and a spring association for Eostre (Anglo-Saxon female ending there) makes complete sense for a word that is etymologically related to "east" and to words for "dawn" in Indo-European languages. Actually, not just words, but goddess names: Eos in Greek, and Ushas in Sanskrit, for example. So a Germanic goddess Eostre, after who Eosturmonath would be named, is possible. But Eostre had nothing to do with Ishtar or the other Semitic goddess related to her (Canaanite / Hebrew 'Ashtart, Arabic At'thart, etc.) All of those were tied to the planet Venus. The association of east, dawn and spring is meaningful, comparing the day-cycle with the year-cycle, so i see no reason to be skeptical about that. The bunnies and eggs come into Easter because of the spring connection (new life, fertility and so on). I'll post an interesting piece in Comments that shows <oestrus> deriving from a different root than the east/dawn complex i just discusssed. So <egg> is not part of that etymological complex. But it does come into spring festival customs and symbolism, starting with Pesach itself, the egg on the Passover plate which Christians could easily have borrowed from. It also figures in Nowruz, the Persian New Year which occurs at the spring equinox.

The problem with these supposedly revelatory memes is that they play on people's justified skepticism about broad cultural narratives (especially by feminists, pagans and other rebels against the status quo). But because they ignore the need for evidence and make stuff up that seems true to them, they wind up discrediting authentic knowledge about the survival of pagan goddesses in the minds of many people."

Related Reading:

https://bellejar.ca/2013/03/28/easter-is-not-named-after-ishtar-and-other-truths-i-have-to-tell-you/amp/

[bitterartregret]

The real reason Charlie-Hoetep made the Sam clones.

[mythiccheroacademia]

you can’t go to any of his games in february bc after every jump serve, he’ll flash a ✊🏻 to you 😐

oikawa looks like he calls black girls chocolate drops gn

[tyote]

oh man, oh jeez. i got tagged for the lock screen thing. courtesy of the affable @ketanime​ link to original post thread: [link]

yeah, deep, i know. mostly just use my phone as a phone. 

I usually just say “whoever wants to do this do it” but I’m going to be an annoyance this time and tag a shit ton of people. tagging: @pearlfiction​ @declanmacmanus​ @chewgazellechew​ @dreamseeker-masa​ @wueno​ @gatogirasol​ @mabelsguidetolife​ @porksweats​ @dahermitblr​ @sunp0isoned​ @napalmtrust​ @treedogs​ @hoeteps​ @butchlesbianfozziebear​ @arborescent-shadows​ @ottogoon​ @desertedvault​ @white-trash-balling​ @dani-pants​ @boringwizard​ @meedsz​ @starlightnebulaic​ @muhammadgiovanni​

if you don’t want to do it just give me a mental “fuck off” and enjoy the rest of your day, no worries

[mothermass]

i was tagged by @souredsyrup to post my on repeat playlist :)

thank you for tagging me, and i tag @hoeteps @arthistorylesbian @stlamb and anybody that wanna do it really <3

[ballplayersxo]

Kyrie really a HOEtep

what he do now 💀

[thecrownbaltimore]

Distortion Sequence 006 is FREE TONIGHT in the RED Room at 10pm w/ Amnesia, Hoeteps, and Angelcum  👑 #distortion (at The Crown) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3w4ovkp0En/?igshid=18239ji1p9clx

[answer4w325032000]

Hey hoeteps

[tamaraneanlives]

Not to sound like a Hoetep but for the most part idc about yalls books set in Egypt unless theres niggas

[vyvanse-user378]

It would have been better

if you dropped off your baggage before trying to carry on with me. Point blank period. So this guy will be just like the last ‘AL’. Just e is 6 feet, 185 lbs and doesn’t pay your bills, but met your parents, kids, got to sleep over, didn’t have to go get you guys breakfast, etc. All you have to do is get past is hoetep like insecurities about to flirting with others, because in truth you do. Everyone else in the company sees it.

[pharoahshine]

Note to self: Love begins with self. An understanding that true contentment begins with inner work. There is nothing to seek that is not already within you. You are the divine source. You understand that things aren’t shown as they appear to be, but instead how YOU appear to be. Reflective manifestations exist all around you. Pay attention. Protect your energy. For yourself. For your loved ones. For your ancestors. Everything happens for a divine purpose; so a shifted perspective is a learned lesson. It is okay to not know what you’re doing. The universe gotchu; trust it. Photo by Markele Cullins (@hoeteps) • Also, check out my beat tape I released via bandcamp. Link in bio (at Planet Earth)

[showspace]

September 4-10

Monday:

Tuesday:

The Miami Dolphins, Mock Identity, The Poise, and Invincible Summer. 9 pm @ Downsquares

Portals. 7 pm @ The Crown

Screening of The Illinois Parables. 7:30 pm, $10, $9 students, $8 members @ The Parkway

Wednesday:

'Temple of Din', a sound installation by Lucas Abela, with performances by Abela, Andrew Bernstein + Max Eilbacher, and Leprechaun Catering. Opening at 7, performances at 9pm @ EMP Collective

Thursday:

The Outskirts, Flavoured Water, and Z Plan @ Le Mondo

Hey You, Come Back! September reading. 8 pm @ The Crown

Searching 4 Something with Kesey Dandy, Sovthpaw, Av8, and Sad Eyes. 10 pm @ The Crown

Friday:

Scroll Downers, Outer Spaces, :3LON, and Pardalince Bird. 7 pm @ Current Gallery (Outside)

Bollymore with DJs Beti, Nikilad, and Jacob Marley. 8 pm, $5-7 @ Metro Gallery

Press Press: Library Vol. 3 with music by Hoeteps. 7 pm @ Press Press

Pump with DJ Amsies and Joy Postell. 10:30 pm @ The Crown (Red)

Saturday:

Little Beards TX, Curse, Elagabalus and SnackMaster. 9 pm @ NUspace

Odwalla1221, Sadaf, and TRNSGNDR / VHS. 7 pm, $5-$10 sliding scale @ Springsteen Gallery

Hampdenfest. 11 am @ The  Avenue

Native American Lifelines of Baltimore Benefit Show with Marca Cassity, Diane Patterson, Nina Gala and Jamie Grace Alexander. 7 pm, suggested donation $5-10. @ 601 E. 31st Street

Version with Trillnatured and Shiva Sounds. 10 pm, free @ The Crown

Crunchy Drums with DJ Es. 9 pm @ The Depot

Opening reception for "A Woven Thread" featuring works of Alex Dukes and Liora Ostroff. 7 pm @ Terrault Gallery

Sunday:

Dear Nora, Nicholas Krgovich, Hello Shark, and Nina Gala. 8pm, $8 @ EMP Collective

Shook: a celebration of Baltimore fashion. 2 pm @ Motor House

[thecrownbaltimore]

Black Gold is TONIGHT in the BLUE Room featuring Tromac Pineapple, Caddeem Lamar, MFUNDISHI, Hoeteps, and Shido - Plus Special Guests: Fonlon, Odd Mojo, and Yana - Free until 11pm, $5 After (includes entry to both RED and BLUE Rooms ALL NIGHT) 👑 #blackgold https://www.instagram.com/p/B81VLdlpQp0/?igshid=25nm5dnsc2li

[jeffreyparrott]

Bubba Hoetep. . . . . #kingbetta #betta #bettafish #bettacommunity #aquascape #wildbettas #bettahobby #bettafishtank #alienbetta #bettaadict #fancybetta #bettafishcommunity #bettaimbellis #bettalovers #bettafishtank #halfmoonbetta #bettakoi #plantedtanks #aquarium https://www.instagram.com/p/BzzQKzEgzRv/?igshid=1rqf9vi1u6528