Deceased king, Tehutymes praised the Source, saying...
[Preserve me behind you, O Atum, from decay, like the fate which you have
ordained for all masculine and feminine laws of nature, for all the animals and for
all creeping things. For each, his soul goes forth after his death and he ascends after passing away.154]
The ancient Egyptians believed that the source of all things manifested through the
creations, it's light via the sun disc, Aten. This light, which gives life to all forms of
existence in nature is called Raa The divine light of the right eye of the Source
(the sun) and the Holy Spirit...
The right eye of Horus, a representation of the sun with the left eye being that of the
moon. So the deity called El or Al is the Ra of the the Egyptian.
Muslims pray in accord to the regulation of the sun, Allah was likely a solar deity
so unwittingly they are praying to Ra.
The left eye of Horus was the dark eye of the deity representing the moon and
in Egyptian it was Ah Iah or Yah the second syllable in Elah (Alah)
So what we have is the Hebrew Deity Elah and the Arabic deity Allah who are
nothing more than the Egyptian reference to the two eyes of Horus, sun and
moon together.....
All forms of existence were made manifest by the power of the Netru (Natural Laws).
There are forty-two natural laws, nine of which are principal laws, called Paut Netru
sometime known as Paut Aat, or the great nine laws..
On the night when the individual soul dies he or she stands within the judgement hall before the
forty-two natural laws or judges and givesw an account of his or her life...
The deceased carries with him or her the book of deeds which is recorded during there lives
and is weighted against the book of truth written by Tehuty......HETEP
(HETEP CIRCLE)
[Preserve me behind you, O Atum, from decay, like the fate which you have
ordained for all masculine and feminine laws of nature, for all the animals and for
all creeping things. For each, his soul goes forth after his death and he ascends after passing away.154]
The ancient Egyptians believed that the source of all things manifested through the
creations, it's light via the sun disc, Aten. This light, which gives life to all forms of
existence in nature is called Raa The divine light of the right eye of the Source
(the sun) and the Holy Spirit...
The right eye of Horus, a representation of the sun with the left eye being that of the
moon. So the deity called El or Al is the Ra of the the Egyptian.
Muslims pray in accord to the regulation of the sun, Allah was likely a solar deity
so unwittingly they are praying to Ra.
The left eye of Horus was the dark eye of the deity representing the moon and
in Egyptian it was Ah Iah or Yah the second syllable in Elah (Alah)
So what we have is the Hebrew Deity Elah and the Arabic deity Allah who are
nothing more than the Egyptian reference to the two eyes of Horus, sun and
moon together.....
All forms of existence were made manifest by the power of the Netru (Natural Laws).
There are forty-two natural laws, nine of which are principal laws, called Paut Netru
sometime known as Paut Aat, or the great nine laws..
On the night when the individual soul dies he or she stands within the judgement hall before the
forty-two natural laws or judges and givesw an account of his or her life...
The deceased carries with him or her the book of deeds which is recorded during there lives
and is weighted against the book of truth written by Tehuty......HETEP
(HETEP CIRCLE)
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