Drafts by Chol Monyror Dau
Philosophy of education
A personal views and philosophy of education will take us to analyzing the type of education need... more A personal views and philosophy of education will take us to analyzing the type of education needed for holistic and transformation.
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Politics, 2024
This paper analyzes the state dynamics considering the situation of South Sudan. South Sudan is a... more This paper analyzes the state dynamics considering the situation of South Sudan. South Sudan is a country engulfed in traumatic wars before its independent up to date. The war is fueled by ethnic nationalism and scramble for resources.
On the other hand, South Sudan is facing economic crisis which left millions of people at the lower ladder of poverty.
we shall venture into how the state of South Sudan can shake off these problems it faces.
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Books by Chol Monyror Dau
KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRUBNER & CO., LTD. PATERNOSTER HOUSE, CHARING CROSS ROAD, 1898
This book "THE EGYPTIAN BOOK OF THE DEAD" describes how the ancient Egyptian prepare, preserve, h... more This book "THE EGYPTIAN BOOK OF THE DEAD" describes how the ancient Egyptian prepare, preserve, honor and place the dead believing in the afterlife. It is not only the preservation - Mummification, that makes this book a nice piece, but also that the Blacks have a belief system higher and older than the current Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. It dates back to 5,000 years ago.
Long ago, in the earliest period of Egyptian civilization, the dwellers on the Nile were in the habit of preserving the dead bodies of their relatives and
friends by means of salt, soda, resin, bitumen, and other substances of like nature, and, although the art of mummifying and swathing the body in linen bandages did not attain to its highest pitch of perfection until several hundreds of years later, the simple means which were employed in the earliest days were effectual in keeping bones, sinews, and skin in existence upon earth. The Egyptians embalmed their dead either because they wished to keep their material bodies with them upon earth, or because they believed that the future welfare of the departed depended in some way upon the preservation of the bodies which they had left behind them upon earth . Whatever the motive, it is quite certain that it must have been a very powerful one, for the custom of embalming the dead lasted in Egypt without a break for at least five thousand years.
I am not the author of this scholarly work but sharing it with the researchers.
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Drafts by Chol Monyror Dau
On the other hand, South Sudan is facing economic crisis which left millions of people at the lower ladder of poverty.
we shall venture into how the state of South Sudan can shake off these problems it faces.
Books by Chol Monyror Dau
Long ago, in the earliest period of Egyptian civilization, the dwellers on the Nile were in the habit of preserving the dead bodies of their relatives and
friends by means of salt, soda, resin, bitumen, and other substances of like nature, and, although the art of mummifying and swathing the body in linen bandages did not attain to its highest pitch of perfection until several hundreds of years later, the simple means which were employed in the earliest days were effectual in keeping bones, sinews, and skin in existence upon earth. The Egyptians embalmed their dead either because they wished to keep their material bodies with them upon earth, or because they believed that the future welfare of the departed depended in some way upon the preservation of the bodies which they had left behind them upon earth . Whatever the motive, it is quite certain that it must have been a very powerful one, for the custom of embalming the dead lasted in Egypt without a break for at least five thousand years.
I am not the author of this scholarly work but sharing it with the researchers.
On the other hand, South Sudan is facing economic crisis which left millions of people at the lower ladder of poverty.
we shall venture into how the state of South Sudan can shake off these problems it faces.
Long ago, in the earliest period of Egyptian civilization, the dwellers on the Nile were in the habit of preserving the dead bodies of their relatives and
friends by means of salt, soda, resin, bitumen, and other substances of like nature, and, although the art of mummifying and swathing the body in linen bandages did not attain to its highest pitch of perfection until several hundreds of years later, the simple means which were employed in the earliest days were effectual in keeping bones, sinews, and skin in existence upon earth. The Egyptians embalmed their dead either because they wished to keep their material bodies with them upon earth, or because they believed that the future welfare of the departed depended in some way upon the preservation of the bodies which they had left behind them upon earth . Whatever the motive, it is quite certain that it must have been a very powerful one, for the custom of embalming the dead lasted in Egypt without a break for at least five thousand years.
I am not the author of this scholarly work but sharing it with the researchers.