Your interest in
ancient history, culture, and sacred knowledge is not something that you are taught.
It’s something you came to the planet with based on your own pre-incarnational memories.
Kemet has ALWAYS had a hold on me, and this was long before I started reading
books or was told by my mom about this mysterious text that she called “The
Egyptian Book of the Dead.”
As a child, around six
or seven years old, I remember seeing a commercial for the movie “The Ten
Commandments” which was supposed to air on ABC (Channel 7) on Easter Sunday.
The commercial featured a quick shot of the actor Yule Brynner with an ancient
Kemetic pharaonic headdress on. I had already seen countless paintings from ancient Kemet
even at that tender age. Nevertheless, the commercial was probably my earliest recollection
of a moving image depicting something dealing with ancient Kemet. Seeing the
commercial gave me a chill that I felt all over my face. I still remember the
feeling today as a grown man.
Although the historical
rulers of ancient Kemet looked more like Idris Elba than Yule Brynner, the
imagery, specifically the pharaonic headdress, felt TOO familiar to me. I
remember turning to my dad while we were watching TV and telling him “I want to see that movie.” I did
see that movie more times than I can count.
Yule Brynner as Rameses in the Ten Commandments
Yule Brynner as Rameses in the Ten Commandments
Another powerful experience I had was
when I saw an episode from the G.I. Joe cartoon entitled “The Gods Below.” The
episode was the inspiration behind a story that I wrote and partially shared on
this website entitled “The God Down Below.” I watched the cartoon episode this
morning and it became clearer to me why “The Gods Below” was one of my favorite
G.I. Joe episodes as child. It is a reminder of who I was, where I came from,
and where I’m going.
On some level, I was able to tap into
this truth as a child because the past, present, and future are all occurring right
now. You can project your mind into the future and/or the past IF your mind is
sensitive/receptive enough to make the trip. As Tehuti says in in the so-called Emerald “Tablets” of Thoth (which is not to be confused with the Emerald “Tablet,” an alchemical document
from the Middle Ages):
“Time changes not, but all things change
in time. For time is the force that holds events separate, each in its own
proper place. Time is not in motion, but ye move through time as your
consciousness moves from one event to another.”
Please be advised that The Emerald Tablets is more
than likely a new age forgery attributed to the god Tehuti to give it prestige an credibility. There doesn’t seem to be any historical mention of the text before the new age guru M. Doreal referenced it after starting his Brotherhood of the White Temple in the 1920s. Still the Tablets convey a profound
truth concerning the nature of time. It is an artificial construct of the mind that has no basis in absolute reality.
Believe it or not, you can find universal truths buried within fabrications like the Emerald Tablets, or even cartoons. Checkout this classic episode of G.I. Joe. If you’re old enough to remember the episode from your childhood, you’ll probably appreciate it more now than you did back then. Find out what happens when Cobra Commander discovers “The Tomb of Osiris.” The video of the episode is right below. Enjoy!
In ancient
times, the Nesut Bity (so-called pharaoh) would celebrate his RE-birthbay in the acknowledgment of
the position of the planets at the time of his reintegration into our world. This event served as both
a celebration of his present life on Earth AND a reminder of his incarnational
objective based on his astrological chart. It was not so much a formal
celebration of his age, because the Nesut and his royal court saw themselves as
immortals with no beginning or ending.
Why would
an immortal celebrate his advancement in age if he knows for certain that he
cannot die? After all, everything with a beginning has an ending. You sentence
yourself to death whenever you chart
your absolute origin within an artificial timeline. Celebrate your RE-birthday.
Leave the birthday celebrations for the mortals.
Believe it or not, you can find universal truths buried within fabrications like the Emerald Tablets, or even cartoons. Checkout this classic episode of G.I. Joe. If you’re old enough to remember the episode from your childhood, you’ll probably appreciate it more now than you did back then. Find out what happens when Cobra Commander discovers “The Tomb of Osiris.” The video of the episode is right below. Enjoy!