The Wake-Up Set (Print + eBook) — 24″×18″

What's Included in This Complete Bundle

(1) The Hue Man Chess Game Art Print – 24″×18″: Museum-quality matte fine-art print showing a light-skinned couple and dark-skinned couple playing chess with real people as pieces, while both couples sit on a much larger chessboard—revealing the manipulation we don't see. Includes symbolic hourglass (time running out), figures carrying a body (deadly cost of division), endless hallway (cycles repeating), doorway to pyramid and grass (path to higher consciousness), and ancestors watching from above (waiting for us to unite).

(2) Ancient Egypt & The Myth Of The White Pharaohs Ebook (Instant Download): Photographic evidence proving Ancient Egyptians were Black African people. Features museum images of pharaohs like Narmer, Sahure, Mentuhotep II, Amenhotep III, Senusret III, Tutankhamun, and countless others—challenging Hollywood's whitewashing with irrefutable proof carved in stone.

(3) The Hue Man Chess Game Explanation (PDF/MP3 Instant Download): Complete breakdown of every symbolic element in the artwork. Understand why the couples play each other, what the larger board represents, the meaning of the hourglass, sleeping figures, body being carried away, endless hallway, doorway to outside, pyramid and grass, and ancestors watching. Transforms surface appreciation into deep consciousness.

Why This Bundle Is Powerful

This isn't just three separate products—it's a complete consciousness transformation system. The artwork shows you the present-day manipulation (how we're divided and played against each other based on colorism, geography, origin). The ebook reclaims stolen history (photographic proof that African pharaohs built civilization). The explanation deepens understanding (unlocking the symbolism so you can't unsee the game). Together, they create complete awakening: awareness of present manipulation + reclamation of stolen identity + deep symbolic understanding = transformation.

The Central Message

Will we keep playing each other—or will we wake up and change the game? The artwork confronts you daily with this choice. Light-skinned vs. dark-skinned. "Good hair" vs. "bad hair." East Coast vs. West Coast. Islands vs. states. American-born vs. Motherland-born. We're so busy playing each other on the small chessboard that we don't see we're all pieces on someone else's much larger board. The hourglass warns time is running out. The body being carried away shows the cost. The endless hallway reveals cycles repeating forever. But the doorway shows there's a path out—to grass, pyramid, higher consciousness, unity, and reclaiming our legacy.

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