The Sacred Teachings

This verse from the Egyptian Texts of the Bronze Book, Book of Manuscripts: Chapter 33 is in regards to the symbolic "brother and sister" relationship of the Divine Male and Divine Female often narrated in the mythologies. The well studied student understands that in the Lower Ages this divine spiritual bond known as ἀδελφότης (adelphotes) between these two Divine Souls has been corrupted by mistranslations. They are not siblings in the way Mortal Humans have come to understand the meaning of the word.

33:7: About the days of Nun, we have no knowledge. Before creation commenced there was the One Father/Mother Being and from this Divinity came the heavenly Twins. From these were born three, and the three became many. Thus, even in the beginning it was divinely ordained that brother and sister might be wed. From the first Heavenly Twins were born those whose destiny it was to be…

The Ancient Egyptians revered the cat as a superior animal because they believed cats shared the same divine spiritual characteristics as the divine soul ie: the gods/goddesses.

Pharaohs believed their cats were divinely connected to their bloodlines and they had the ability to reincarnate with their Royal human family hence the saying "Cats have 9 lives". While the Egyptians didn't explicitly coin the modern phrase, they heavily linked cats to the number nine. Interestingly, the Smithsonian Institute even had a "Divine Felines" exhibition in 2017.

The link of the cat to the number 9 is also present in Celtic mythology. Legends told of the Cat Sìth, a fairy creature that took the form of a black cat. It was said the Druid Priestesses could transform into a cat and back again exactly eight times. However, if she chose to transform a ninth time, the spell would permanently lock, and she…

The Ancient Egyptians had a name for the personal Soul of a human too, they called this the Sahu. Ka is the generalized term for the Soul and is actually specifically speaking to the substance of the Soul. This substance is the part of the Soul that can never be destroyed as it is directly attached to the Creator. The Ancient Egyptians believed that at the end of the Great Year when all Souls were weighed against the Feather of Truth, if a Soul failed their test then the Ba (Soul's identity/consciousness) would be destroyed and removed but the Ka would merge back with the Creator, to be seeded with a brand new Ba Consciousness and Sahu.

The Sahu is the Ka but in it's personalised form, it is directly related to you. It is the aethereal part of you that will traverse both planes of existence, from the time…

An Akh/Akhu represents the absolute pinnacle of a soul reaching enlightenment, it translates to "the effective one," "the shining one," or "the transfigured spirit."

The Egyptians divided the soul into multiple parts, the Ka is the spirit of the soul residing in the solar plexis, while the Ba is the consciousness or identity of the soul positioned at the third eye.

The Akh was a soul that had attained enlightenment from years of study, and the strict adherence to the Universal Laws, it is the Ancient Egyptian equivalent to the Mystical Eastern Buddha. It is the supreme spiritual state of a soul who has reached a full understanding of themselves who have mentally and spiritually detached themselves from the physical world. When the Ka and the Ba are aligned in truth and in full understanding of their mortal incarnation the soul becomes an Akh and is therefore immortal, though souls…