The Legend of Lule
by Bhuka B.M. Bijumiro-Jjumiro
In the Legend of Lule, Bhuka B.M. Bijumiro-Jjumiro brings to light the divine spiritual content of an ancient Oral Tradition from East Africa's Kagera-Basin/Lake Nnalubaale (Victoria) civilization - the cradle of the human race. It is an example of the concealed spiritual legacy passed down and hidden in the ancient Oral Tradition that pre-dates written history on this planet. The legend tells the story of the initiation of a young boy and demonstrates one of the ways contemporary Divine Guardians of that time practiced spiritual initiation. Lule's life gives the reader an interesting view of the spiritual wealth that was intentionally concealed in simple folktale songs, rhymes and legends.
About the Author
Dr. Bhuka B.M. Bijumiro-Jjumiro has written many books on esoteric cultural anthropology, esoteric psychology, mystic philosophy and poetry. In 1981, he began his studies in ancient mysticism after settling at the sacrosanct ineffable and inviolable feet of a contemporary Spiritual Guardian. Since 1986, he has lectured on all of the above mentioned subjects in universities and other public forums around the world. He has appeared on public radio and television stations in Uganda, Geneva Switzerland, England, Canada and America. His most recent publications include a seven book series of spiritual books for youth based upon ancient legends preserved through generations as part of Africa's Oral Tradition.
(2007, paperback, 81 pages)
In the Legend of Lule, Bhuka B.M. Bijumiro-Jjumiro brings to light the divine spiritual content of an ancient Oral Tradition from East Africa's Kagera-Basin/Lake Nnalubaale (Victoria) civilization - the cradle of the human race. It is an example of the concealed spiritual legacy passed down and hidden in the ancient Oral Tradition that pre-dates written history on this planet. The legend tells the story of the initiation of a young boy and demonstrates one of the ways contemporary Divine Guardians of that time practiced spiritual initiation. Lule's life gives the reader an interesting view of the spiritual wealth that was intentionally concealed in simple folktale songs, rhymes and legends.
About the Author
Dr. Bhuka B.M. Bijumiro-Jjumiro has written many books on esoteric cultural anthropology, esoteric psychology, mystic philosophy and poetry. In 1981, he began his studies in ancient mysticism after settling at the sacrosanct ineffable and inviolable feet of a contemporary Spiritual Guardian. Since 1986, he has lectured on all of the above mentioned subjects in universities and other public forums around the world. He has appeared on public radio and television stations in Uganda, Geneva Switzerland, England, Canada and America. His most recent publications include a seven book series of spiritual books for youth based upon ancient legends preserved through generations as part of Africa's Oral Tradition.
(2007, paperback, 81 pages)
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