Trained originally as a concert pianist, composer, and music theoretician, Ra Un Nefer Amen passed on opportunities in the music industry to devote time to the spiritual education and uplift of African people. To accomplish this goal, he has written and published several books on the subject of ancient Egyptian philosophy and spiritual culture, most notably Metu Neter (Vols. 1­-7) and the Metu Neter Oracle.

One of Ra Un Nefer Amen's early works, Meditation Techniques of the Kabalists, Vedantins and Taoists provides specific instruction for student initiates. Instructions are provided for "moral laws" or body­ mind laws required for returning to a correct way of living, i.e., a way of living not deviated or based upon unnatural conditionings. Adherence to these laws will produce in the practitioner an understanding of the Soul, Will and Consciousness (the three principles that constitute an exact knowledge of the Self).

Returning to a proper way of living is a prerequisite bridge to be crossed through methods which include maintaining a proper diet. Emphasis is placed upon the ability to control these states of consciousness. He has also authored The I Ching Praxis, which also includes an introduction to the Chinese I Ching Oracle­­ a method of Divination for providing answers to questions about one's path. The book warns practitioners not to use the I Ching improperly, and only ask questions which the student has made every effort to answer before submitting them to the I Ching.

Ra Un Nefer Amen currently leads The Ausar Auset Society International as the "Shekhem Ur Shekhem", "Chief Priest and King" headquartered in Brooklyn, New York.