UKS also offers special family packages.

Give your children the precious gift of knowing their true ancestral legacy—a glimpse into a history not tainted by the elaborate fabrications of Western scholarship.

Now your children ages 5 through 17 can learn Mdw Ntr, and the whole family can begin to read it in the museums, write it to each other, and speak it at home!

Classes are on-going...

See Tuition page for the special discount packages

ALL CLASSES ARE LIVE, ONLINE

AND IN REAL TIME

During class sessions, students are given access to the conference call and Power Point presentation lessons.

Metaphysical Psychology: Meta-Psychology-Certification upon successful completion of levels I-III (MPSY1-3, CNHS1-3 and MDU 1 & 2)

MPSY 101-106

In this course, students study the Science of Thought, its origins in Cosmic Intelligence, and their relationship to health and dis-ease.

MPSY101 offers an introduction to  bio-spiritual alchemic formulas and techniques practiced by the doctor/scientist priests of ancient Khem (Egypt), who approached healing through their inner-standing of Cosmic Mind and Its expression as human thought.

Fundamentals of Classical (Ancient Ancestral) Naturopathy and the Hygienic Sciences - Progressive certification, levels I through V

CNHS 101-106

Hygienic Science, also known as "The Life Sciences", is the study of the oldest and purest form of the Nature Healing Sciences.  It incorporates the dietary and healing philosophies inherited from our ancestral masters of Kemet.

Studying the Hygienic approach to health, healing and wellness, students learn that present day systems promoting the practice and principles of "holistic health" (i.e." Alternative Healing," Herbology and "Integrative Medicine") follow the same philosophy and protocols of treatment based therapies used by orthodox medicine, which is a system of heroic treatment we call "the practice of Poisonopathy".  Instead of using pharmaceutical drugs, "alternative" methods utilize herbal remedies, tonics and vitamins to medicate the body and mask symptoms.

 Entry level students learn the fundamental principles of Classical Naturopathy. They also learn how to recognize, respond to and assist in the healing processes initiated by the universal intelligence of the cell, addressing the true causes of dis-ease, removing the obstacles to healing, and imparting knowledge to empower the client to take personal responsibility for his or her health.

A minimum amount of anatomy is introduced.

 CNHS 201-206

The second level series of Classical Naturopathy classes includes

• an in-depth comparison study of the conditions for Health
• the relationship between the human organism and the environment
• the effects of Fasting
• Carnivorism, Vegetarianism, Veganism, Fruitarianism and their implications
• uses of supplementations
• relevant anatomy
• an in-depth study of vaccines, vaccinations and their legal implications
• a history of Naturopathy in America with a Comparative analysis of "Alternative Medicine", Contemporary Naturopathy, Traditional Naturopathy, Natural Hygiene and Medical History.

This course and the successive courses, give considerable attention to the human body in the wellness state, and require the student to incorporate an extensive amount of research, reading and analysis.

Duration: 12 Weeks

Sessions: twice a month on Sunday, two and a half to three hours

CNHS 301-312

Mandatory prerequisites - successful completion of all 200 series courses of CNHS

Students learn the fundamentals of "Traditional Naturopathy" which include the following introductory courses:

• Intro to Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Anatomy and Physiology II
• Biology 
• Introduction to Essential Oils
• Nutrition and Supplementation
• Introduction to Homeopathy
• Introduction to Herbology/Botanical First Aid
• Fundamental 5 Element Chinese Theory
• Introduction to Ayurveda
• Fundamentals of Therapeutic Massage
• internship with a licensed practitioner

Duration: 26 weeks (approx.6 months)

Sessions: Twice a week, 2 1/2 hours, week-day evenings; some Saturdays or Sundays

CNHS 401-412

Mandatory prerequisites - successful completion of all 300 series courses of CHNS

Lessons continue in "Traditional Naturopathy", and include the following:

• Anatomy and Physiology 3 and 4
• Intermediate and Advanced Essential Oils
• Advanced Nutrition and Supplementation
• Homeopathy II
• Herbology II 
• Herb/Drug/Vitamin interaction
• Intermediate 5 Element Chinese Theory
• Intermediate Ayurveda
• Intermediate/Advanced Therapeutic Massage
• Extended Internship with a licensed practitioner

Duration: 26 weeks 

Sessions: twice a week, two and a half hours, week-day evenings, some Saturdays and/or Sundays

Students receive full certification as a Classical Naturopath upon successful completion of 4 years of study and 2 years of internship with a licensed practitioner 

MDU 101

Mdw Ntr (Medu Netcher)

Defining the Kemetic Cultural  Renaissance

The ancient land that many know as "Egypt" today was actually called "Kemet" by its early inhabitants. The Kemetians (Kemites) spoke and wrote in Mdw Ntr, which can be translated "Divine words", "words of God" or "words of Nature"

As Dr Rkhty explains, "Ancient, classical Mdw Ntr is the oldest African Language for which there is a large body of written text." In that text, the Kemetians left an abundance of detailed data which, until recent decades, was only available to archeologists, anthropologists, museums and a select few scholars and collectors. Now, any serious student can know how and what the Kemites wrote in their homes, and on the pyramid walls.

Today there is a plethora of books, tapes and paraphernalia—and as many "customs", "practices" and "historical finds" that are supposed to be from Kemet. Much of what is being taught and promoted about Kemet is fabricated, erroneous, and simply not supported by the actual Mdw Ntr texts.

We are honored and proud to collaborate with The Institute of Kemetic Philology, using the new teaching system of Dr. Rkhty Amen Jones, renowned Egyptologist, linguist and professor of language. 

Our focus is on exact translation and strict adherence to Kemetic grammar, cultural concepts and ideology, and we are committed to the thorough study, mastery, and advancement of Mdw Ntr for posterity.

Students begin the process of recognizing, remembering and de-coding the unique aspects and fundamental components of Mdw Ntr, in preparation for levels ll thru lV.

This course introduces:

The historic philology of Kemetic Language

Dialects of Mdw Ntr: recognition of linguistic stages - Hieroglyphic, Hieratic, Demotic and Coptic script

Classic Kemetic Culture

Genetic Relationship between Mdw Ntr and other

African Languages

The Writing System: Sunken and Relief Carving Techniques, Mdw Ntr Calligraphy, Demotic, Coptic, Painted Gyphs

Direction of Writing: confrontation, concordance

The Square Principle: symmetry

Phonetics: sound signs - alphabetic, syllabic biliterals, triliterals

Cuneiform: picture signs, picture words 

Ideograms: determinatives (sense signs)

Entry Level Vocabulary, Syntax, Grammar and Dialogue

Duration: 12 weeks

Sessions: twice a week, two and a half hours, week-day evenings

MDU 201

In level II of Mdu Ntr, students review and build on their foundation of vocabulary and all the basic components learned in the introduction level. With an increased emphasis on syntax and Kemetic grammar, lessons include:

• Basic Conversation
• Existential Sentences
• Intro to Kemetian Literature
• Negation
• Original Kemetic Texts
• Sentence Construction
• Transliteration

Assignments of museum trips
 Duration: 12 weeks

Sessions: twice a week, two and a half hours, week-day evenings

ASL 101

American Sign Language*

The Language of the Deaf Community

We use the very popular and effective system of Mary Joseph Bacheller and the prestigious Seymour Joseph Institute of ASL, through which our students receive a solid foundation in the fundamentals of ASL.

They include:

• ASL history
• Dispelling myths about Deafness
• Deaf culture
• The ASL alphabet
• Sign continuum
• Fingerspelling
• Name signs
• For­mational parameters of signs
• Charting system
• Non-manual sign components
• Spatial patterning
• Time line-reference for past and future signs
• ASL syntax and grammatical organization
  

Certification Requirements

INITIATE:
 
MPSY 1
CNHS 1
 
ASCENSION:
 
MPSY 1 & 2
CNHS 1 & 2
MDW NTR 1 &2
 
PERFECTION:
 
MPSY 1,2 ,3
CNHS 1,2,3
MDW NTR 1,2,3
CNHS 4 or MDW NTR 4
 
Future Courses will Include
 
Arabic

Chinese (Mandarin)

English for Speaking

Kiswahili

Spanish

Yuroba