I am a South African citizen, I have written books and reports previously, including a book on Graca Machel wife of Nelson Mandela. Some of my work has been listed in the Reader's Digest and the New York Times Sunday Book Review. A large part of this book you are holding has been written in my pilgrimage at the foothills of Mount Kenya in Kenya and also at the foothills of Kilimanjaro Mountain in Tanzania. Both Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro are the highest mountains in Africa. Actually Kilimanjaro is one of the top three highest mountains in the world. As you climb high up at the highest peak of Kilimanjaro, it seems as if you can see all nations of Africa and all the tribes or ethnicities constituting Africa in a constellation. It seemed like you could just open your arms wide and embrace all the African tribes. Amidst all their varieties and peculiarities they are at the bottom of it one people. One strikingly notable thing happened while I was around the foothills of Mouth Kenya that kept me thinking. This incident happened when I was writing the first chapter of this book, called The Oldest Africans, Ageless Wisdom - Timeless Mind. I was there in Mount Kenya and a big snake flashed across. That shocked me because it is commonly believed that, that area I was at there are no snakes. Africa has some of the most dangerous and venomous snakes in the world. This one was the red spitting cobra. The red spitting cobra is the most dangerous snake after the black mamba. As the name says, the spitting cobra "spits" its neurotoxic venom up to 8 feet away with pinpoint accuracy. If it manages to spray you on the face it causes permanent blindness. But with the help of my local Kenyan brother we managed to outflank it and outwit it and we finally cut off its head with machete. My fellow Kenyan brother laughingly joked and said "this is the snake that bites all Africans all over the world." It was a joke but a deep talk. I wrote a large part of this book there to get myself deeply anchored in deep reflections and vibrate in oneness with the tenacity of these mountains that signify the greatness of Africa. Know yourself deeply. Vibrate with your greatness. You have been lied to. This book is a call to you to rise above the convoluted lies and embrace your true greatness. One of the most biggest lies in the world are about Africans. The myth of these lies has endured so long that they have even become the culture of some nations in the world, and Africans tend to believe them. This book is a lone voice of truth that you can use to embrace the truth about the wisdom of the oldest Africans, a treasure of history which you are a part of. True wisdom eliminates lies. Wisdom creates a dimension that anchors your life. Receiving this wisdom means you respect yourself as you learn about essence. Receiving this wisdom means you are no longer going to be tossed to and from by all lying philosophies about yourself that have flooded the world. The world is awash with these lies. It is time to flex your muscles and brush aside these lies and claim your true inheritance. The book is not rigidly structured. Though academically I possess a master's degree from one of the top private business colleges in South Africa, in this book I have tried to remain free from all the restrictions of rigid rules of prose and composition. The purpose is to present to you pure raw materials of wisdom that should drive you. That wisdom that is necessary for your wellbeing and is part of you but it has been cut off from you by the lies. Cut the head of these lies like we cut the head of that snake with machete. This book is an opportunity to once and for all eliminate the convoluted lies of the world about you, and know your true self.