Bobby Hemmitt was a self-proclaimed metaphysical teacher, occultist, and lecturer who gained popularity in the 1990s and 2000s for his unconventional and provocative views on topics such as ancient history, mythology, spirituality, conspiracy theories, and black culture. He was known for his charismatic and humorous style of delivery, as well as his extensive use of references and sources from various disciplines and traditions. He claimed to have access to hidden knowledge and secrets that he revealed to his audience, often challenging the mainstream narratives and orthodoxies.
Early Life and Background
According to one source, Bobby Hemmitt was born on November 28, 1955 in Macon, Georgia. He grew up in a religious family and attended a Baptist church. He was interested in reading and learning from a young age, and he claimed to have had mystical experiences and visions since childhood. He said that he was influenced by his grandmother, who was a spiritual healer and a practitioner of hoodoo, a form of African American folk magic.
He moved to Atlanta, Georgia in the late 1970s, where he became involved in the black consciousness movement and the study of African and Afrocentric history and culture. He also explored various esoteric and occult teachings, such as Freemasonry, Rosicrucianism, Theosophy, Gnosticism, Hermeticism, Kabbalah, and Egyptian mysticism. He said that he was initiated into several secret societies and orders, and that he received guidance from various spiritual entities and masters.
Lectures and Teachings
Bobby Hemmitt began giving lectures and seminars in the late 1980s, mainly in the Atlanta area, but later also in other cities and states. He also appeared on radio and television shows, and produced audio and video tapes of his presentations. He covered a wide range of topics, such as the origin and destiny of humanity, the nature and power of the soul, the role and influence of extraterrestrials and interdimensional beings, the symbolism and meaning of ancient myths and scriptures, the hidden agenda and manipulation of the elite and the government, the significance and potential of melanin and the pineal gland, the importance and activation of the kundalini energy and the chakras, the connection and difference between the black and the white races, the prophecy and fulfillment of the end times and the apocalypse, and the emergence and manifestation of the Christ consciousness and the new age.
He often used a syncretic and eclectic approach, drawing from various sources and traditions, and sometimes contradicting or revising his own statements. He claimed that his teachings were based on his own research and intuition, as well as on the information and inspiration he received from his spiritual guides and mentors. He said that his goal was to awaken and empower his audience, especially the black people, and to help them reclaim their true identity and heritage as the original and divine beings of the planet.
Reception and Criticism
Bobby Hemmitt had a loyal and enthusiastic following, who admired his knowledge and wisdom, and appreciated his humor and charisma. He was regarded by some as a master teacher, a visionary, and a prophet, who revealed the hidden truths and secrets of the universe and the human condition. He was also praised for his courage and honesty, and for his dedication and service to his community and his mission.
However, he also faced criticism and controversy, both from within and outside the black community. He was accused by some of being a fraud, a charlatan, a plagiarist, and a lunatic, who distorted and fabricated information, and who misled and exploited his audience. He was also challenged by some for his radical and controversial views, such as his endorsement of polygamy, his rejection of Christianity and Islam, his promotion of sexual magic and occult practices, his assertion of the superiority and divinity of the black race, and his anticipation and celebration of the destruction and downfall of the white race and the western civilization.
Later Life and Death
Bobby Hemmitt suffered a severe stroke in 2013, which left him partially paralyzed and unable to speak. He retired from public life and lived with his wife in South Carolina. He received support and donations from his fans and friends, who also organized events and tributes in his honor. He died on November 30, 2020, according to one source, although his death was not officially confirmed or announced. He was 65 years old.
Bobby Hemmitt remains a mysterious and controversial figure, whose legacy and influence are still debated and appreciated by his followers and critics. He left behind a vast and diverse body of work, which continues to inspire and challenge those who seek to explore the mysteries and secrets of the cosmos and the self.
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