Kemet was the New York City of Anchient Africa. People from all over the world would come to study at her Universities, pray in her Temples, and find work in her marketplaces. It was the original melting pot. Kemetic symbolism is held in high honor because the Royalty of Kemetic possed sacred knowledge passed down from their ancestors. From sacred geometry to astrology, from architecture to medicine. This knowledge comes from the ancestors who were blessed with such bountiful farm land and abundance of natural resources that little time had to be spent toiling in the sun. As such they spent time looking at the stars, solving geographical difficulties and learning how to be immortal. What the Freemasons lost (in traslation) was that immortality comes fro the continuance of the bloodline. As the knowledge of the ancestors was passed down to the new generation they became the living gods and godesses. This is why the pharoh was concidered to be a god, because his ancestors were gods. Ast and Asar (Osirus and Isis) were not fictional characters who were gods, they were real people who were born, died and became immortal. The Freemasons took the knowledge and left the meaning, the science without the emotion. They lost the understanding the the gods are our grandmothers and grandfathers, not dieties that are seperate from us and made up of different substance than humanity. Africans praise a living God, seperate from the Great Creator who is too large to be offended and too great to be comprehended. Europeans praise an etherial God who must be appeased, who is not flesh and blood and who does not value flesh, who is demanding rather than understanding and benevolent. Europe is under the jurisdiction of a cruel, jealous, vengefull God who must be praised above all others and will not tolerate the worship of any other God. A God who dislikes women and all things feminine, emotional and of course sexuality of any kind. Africans love and worship the female, the Divine Mother the Great Goddess.
I'm afraid, that's the best I can do as an answer to "was kemet eypt a holy land ?", I hope it helps.
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