Born on the slopes of the sacred shadow of Mount Kenya, Dr. Mumbi Mugambi grew up hearing whispered stories of a forgotten past—of ancient homes in Israel and Abyssinia, of a people who once walked with prophets and interacted with God and spiritual entities. These tales, passed down through generations, ignited a burning curiosity about her true identity.
As she chases a dream to America, she collides with the harsh realities of racism and cultural erasure—forcing her to ask: Who am I really? And why does the world so often hate those who look like me?
Rejecting colonial myths that claimed her Kikuyu people came from Congo, she turns to DNA genealogy, oral traditions, and the unwavering testimony of her father. What she discovers is profound: a direct ancestral link from the current day Middle East, through Northeast Africa, to the highlands of Mount Kenya—a mountain whispered to be holy, perhaps even the resting place of the Ark of the Covenant.
Through research, interviews, and an unfolding spiritual awakening, she unearths the lost voices of Kikuyu prophets, the hidden truths of the Mau Mau resistance, and a global chorus of Africans reclaiming their origin stories.
From Israel to Mount Kenya to America is more than a memoir—it is a revelatory journey through history, identity, and the healing power of truth. It is a daughter's tribute to her father, a reclamation of dignity, and a beacon for a generation rising to remember who they truly are.