Asar Imhotep is an independent historian and researcher focusing on African culture,languages, philosophy and spiritual symbolism. His focus as of late has been a comparative study of ancient Nile Valley civilizations and their cultural connections to the Bantu of central and east Africa. This study has helped him to develop a comparative methodology he calls philosophical cognancy (the comparison of signs, symbols and ritual practices across African nations in a similar fashion to comparing cognates in linguistics). Asar’s background in computer programming and languages has given him a keen ability to recognize the meaning behind symbols, as programming computer languages operate by the same principles ancient priests employed to develop their spiritual systems (see “A Dialogue of Energy”pg. 141 in Esodus: Internal Reflections and Conversations with the SUN).