Names
- Khem
- Gain-Ebedis (Atlantis time)
- Tul-sud
Characteristics
- Use of papyrus
- Creation of the pyramids (Sirian people)
- Mahat Kai – Doors of the universe
- Ater Tumti -> Bringing heaven on earth
- Different levels of
- mhs shm -> 7 laws
- Ammanenumotyni
- Nile -> Spine of the world
- The New Atlantis (second mother civilization)
- Singing, words, vibrations
- Agriculture people, builders of our towns, politicians, priests(ess)
- Switching power through temples
- Many priests ruled at the same time, but each one in different time periods.
- Speak with the water of the sea, the blood inside & the moon
- Everything with a mind has water within
- Djed – energy fields
- Savana – See Elephants, lions, birds
Emerald Tablet I: The History of Thoth the Atlantean
Fast we fled toward the sun of the morning, until beneath us lay the land of the children of Khem. Raging, they came with cudgels and spears lifted in anger seeking to slay and utterly destroy the Sons of Atlantis. Then raised I my staff and directed a ray of vibration, striking them still in their tracks as fragments of stone of the mountain.
Then spoke I to them in words calm and peaceful, telling them of the might of Atlantis, saying we were children of the Sun and its messengers.
Cowed I them by my display of magic-science, until at my feet they groveled, when I released them.
Long dwelt we in the land of Khem, long and yet long again. Until obeying the commands of the Master, who while sleeping yet lives eternally, I sent from me the Sons of Atlantis, sent them in many directions, that from the womb of time wisdom might rise again in her children.
Long time dwelt I in the land of Khem, doing great works by the wisdom within me. Upward grew into the light of knowledge the children of Khem, watered by the rains of my wisdom. Blasted I then a path to Amenti so that I might retain my powers, living from age to age a Sun of Atlantis, keeping the wisdom, preserving the records.
Great grew the sons of Khem, conquering the people around them, growing slowly upwards in Soul force. Now for a time I go from among them into the dark halls of Amenti, deep in the halls of the Earth, before the Lords of the Powers, face to face once again with the Dweller.
…
Built I the Great Pyramid, patterned after the pyramid of earth force, burning eternally so that it, too, might remain through the ages.
Ptelintur
Geology
The Nile entered into the Atlantic Ocean. What is now the Sahara was an inhabited land and very fertile. What is now the central portion of this country, or the Mississippi basin, was then all in the ocean; only the plateau was existent, or the regions that are now portions of Nevada, Utah and Arizona formed the greater part of what we know as the United States…
Edgar Cayce reading 364-13
“Such is the state of Egypt. Deprived twenty-three centuries ago (2,300 years) of her natural properties, she has seen her fertile fields successively a prey to the Persians, the Macedonians, the Romans, the Greeks, the Arabs, the Georgians and at length the race of Tartars distinguished by the name of Ottoman Turks. The Mamelukes purchased as slaves, and introduced as soldiers, soon usurped the power and selected a leader. If their first establishment was a singular event, their continuance is no less extraordinary; they are replaced by slaves, brought from their original country.”.
Volney’s Travels, Vol. I, page 74 – 1787
Man Whence How And Whither
As we know, in due time the prophecy was fulfilled, and in the year 9564 B. C. the island of Poseidonis sank beneath the Atlantic. The effect of the cataclysm on the rest of the world was of the most serious character, and for the land of Egypt it was specially ruinous. Up to this point Egypt had had an extensive western seaboard, and although the Sahara Sea was shallow, it was sufficient for the great fleets of comparatively small ships which carried the traffic to Atlantis and the Algerian Islands.
Man Whence How And Whither – Leadbeater, C. W, p481
Event: Reunification of Egypt under MANU
- Date: Circa 5510 B.C.
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved: MANU
Event: Aryan Migration to Egypt
- Date: Circa 13,500 B.C.
- Locations:
- South India (starting point)
- Ceylon (route)
- Egypt (destination)
- People Involved:
- VIRAJ
- BRHASPATI
- MARS
- MANU (astral appearance)
- Ajax, Betelgueuse, Deneb, Leo, Perseus, Theodoros (Aryan men)
- Arcturus, Canopus, Olympia, VULCAN, Pallas, OSIRIS (Aryan women)
- JUPITER (Pharaoh)
- SATURN (daughter of JUPITER)
- SURYA (High-Priest)
- MAHAGURU (visionary)
VIRAJ obeyed, and MARS departed upon his long journey, taking with him ( according to the instructions received) a band of young men and women, of whom twelve are recognisable : Ajax, Betelgueuse, Deneb, Leo, Perseus and Theodoros among the men, and Arcturus, Canopus, 0 lympia, VULCAN, Pallas and OSIRIS among the ladies.
P 479
Event: Emigration of the White Sub-Race
- Immediate Cause: Impending subdual by the Dark Euler and the wish of the Manu to withdraw His people from that influence.
- Date: 79,797 B.C.
- Location:
- Embarkation: Coast (unspecified)
- Route: Sahara Sea, south of Egypt to Arabia
- Destination: High plateau of Arabia
- People Involved:
- MANU
- Other great Officials (unnamed)
- Approximately 9,000 men, women, and children
Details of the Emigration Process:
- Fleet: 30 ships (largest about 500 tons, three cutter-like vessels for provisions)
- Voyages: Performed three times to carry about 2,900 people per voyage
- Travel: On foot eastwards from the eastern end of the Sahara Sea to Arabia
- Animals: Cross between a buffalo and an elephant with something of the pig, used for food when necessary
Event: Atlantean Conquest and Rule of Egypt
- Period: Before 77,000 years ago
- Locations:
- Egypt (ruled by Atlanteans)
- Pyramids built by Atlanteans
- People Involved:
- Atlanteans
- Egyptian population (unspecified)
Event: Flood in Egypt and Subsequent Domination
- Date: Approximately 77,000 years ago
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved:
- Atlanteans
- Egyptian population (unspecified)
Event: Toltec Civilisation in Egypt
- Period: Around the time of the emigration (79,797 B.C.)
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved:
- Egyptian Ruler (following Toltec tradition)
- Toltecs
- Emigrants (some of whom were bribed to stay in Lower Egypt and later became slaves)
Event: Aryan Civilisation
- Date: 13,500 B.C.
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved:
- Aryans
- Existing Toltec population
Event: Marriage of MARS and SATURN
- Date: Shortly after 13,500 B.C.
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved:
- MARS
- SATURN
- JUPITER
- SURYA
- Aryan men and women listed above
Event: Cataclysm and Sinking of Poseidonis
- Date: 9564 B.C.
- Location: Poseidonis, Egypt (affected area)
- People Involved: Various unnamed inhabitants of Poseidonis and Egypt
Event: Return of the Exiled Clan to Egypt
- Date: Approximately 15,000 years after Aryanisation
- Location: Arabian mountains (refuge) to Egypt
- People Involved: The conservative clan (unnamed members)
Event: Rise of Five Earlier Races in Egypt
- Date: Post-Poseidonis sinking
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved:
- Libyo-Amorite type (aquiline race)
- Hittite race (curly hair, plaited beards)
- Pointed noses, long pigtails (mountaineers)
- Short, tilted noses
- Longer noses, projecting beards (marshland dwellers)
- Savage negroid race from interior Africa
Event: Establishment of Capital in Abydos by the Clan
- Date: After their return from Arabia
- Location: Abydos, Egypt
- People Involved: The conservative clan (unnamed members)
Event: Reign of MARS
- Date: Circa 21st life of Alcyone
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved: MARS
Event: Unification of Egypt under MANIT (Menes)
- Date: Founding of the first dynasty and Memphis (around 1400 years after MARS’ reign)
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved:
- MANIT (Menes)
- Clio
- Markab
- Adrona (Clio’s wife)
- Avelledo (Markab’s wife)
- Cancer (Adrona’s sister)
Event: Opposition to Aryan Immigration and Subsequent Exile
- Date: During the time of Aryanisation
- Location: Egypt
- People Involved:
- Clio
- Markab
- Adrona (Clio’s wife)
- Avelledo (Markab’s wife)
- Cancer (Adrona’s sister)
Rulers of the Old Egypt
before the split in the north and South
Osiris
Osiris, Ancient Egypt’s God of the Underworld, symbolized death and resurrection. He played a key role in the Nile’s annual flooding, vital for Egyptian agriculture. Osiris was murdered by his brother Set, scattered across Egypt, and resurrected by his wife Isis, resulting in the birth of their son Horus.
Isis
Isis, Goddess of the Moon, protector of women and children, resurrected her husband Osiris and aided her son Horus in avenging his murder. She remained a central figure in Ancient Egyptian mythology, with the Temple of Philae dedicated to her.
Horus
Horus, the God of the Sky and War, avenged his father Osiris against his uncle Set, becoming the king of Egypt. There are multiple variations of Horus in Egyptian mythology, including the merging with Ra to form Ra-Horakhty.
Set
Set, the antagonist in the Osiris myth, was the God of Chaos, Violence, Deserts, and Storms. He murdered Osiris out of jealousy and attempted to destroy his nephew, Horus.
Sobek
Sobek, depicted as a crocodile-headed god, was honored alongside Horus at the Nile-side temple of Kom Ombo. He played a role in creating the Nile and was associated with fierceness.
Ra
Ra, Ancient Egypt’s Creator God, shaped Earth, Heaven, and the Underworld, along with all living creatures. Pharaohs often claimed to be the personification of Ra on Earth, constructing sun temples like the one in Heliopolis.
Ptah
Ptah, part of the Triad of Memphis, was worshipped as a God of Craftsmen and Builders. During the Abu Simbel Sun Festival, his statue remained in darkness as the sun illuminated the temple.
Hathor
Hathor, the Goddess of Motherhood and Fertility, often depicted as a cow, was passionately worshipped by women. The temple complex of Dendera houses the most famous Temple of Hathor.
Anubis
Anubis, recognizable for his jackal head, was associated with death and the afterlife. Tombs and mastabas were considered his places of worship.
Amon
Amon rose to prominence in the New Kingdom and merged with the Sun God Re after a military victory. One of the largest temple complexes at Karnak is dedicated to Amon-Re.
Geb
Geb, the God of the Earth and Father of Snakes, was also the father of Osiris, Isis, and Set. He was depicted with a goose on his head.
Nut
Nut, the Goddess of the Sky and wife to Geb, was the mother of Osiris, Isis, and Set. She is often portrayed as a woman with a body of stars, protecting Geb from the night sky.
Parallels with Sumerian Gods
Osiris (Egyptian) – Tammuz (Sumerian):
Both Osiris and Tammuz are associated with fertility, life, and death. They share similarities in their roles as vegetation deities and their connection to agricultural cycles.
Isis (Egyptian) – Inanna/Ishtar (Sumerian):
Isis and Inanna/Ishtar are both goddesses associated with love, fertility, and, in some aspects, war. They share roles as powerful and compassionate female deities.
Horus (Egyptian) – Ninurta (Sumerian):
Horus and Ninurta are both associated with war and victory. They are warrior deities who played roles in protecting their respective pantheons.
Set (Egyptian) – Enlil (Sumerian):
Set and Enlil both have associations with storms and chaos. While Set is more directly associated with chaos and violence, Enlil, as the god of wind and storms, can be seen as a parallel.
Sobek (Egyptian) – Enki (Sumerian):
Sobek and Enki are both associated with water. Sobek is a crocodile god, often linked to the Nile, while Enki is associated with freshwater, wisdom, and creation.
Ra (Egyptian) – Utu/Shamash (Sumerian):
Ra and Utu/Shamash are both solar deities associated with the sun. They play roles in bringing light and order to the world.
Anubis (Egyptian) – Nergal (Sumerian):
Anubis, associated with death and the afterlife, shares some similarities with Nergal, who is also linked to the underworld and considered a god of war and death.
Parallels with Nordic Gods
Osiris (Egyptian) – Balder (Norse):
Both Osiris and Balder are associated with life, fertility, and light. Balder, the god of beauty and light in Norse mythology, shares some thematic similarities with Osiris.
Isis (Egyptian) – Frigg (Norse):
Isis and Frigg are both powerful maternal figures in their respective pantheons. They are associated with fertility, motherhood, and have connections to the fate of their family members.
Horus (Egyptian) – Tyr (Norse):
Horus, as a god associated with war and protection, shares some similarities with Tyr, the Norse god of war and justice.
Set (Egyptian) – Loki (Norse):
Set and Loki both have associations with chaos and mischief. While their characteristics are not identical, there are some thematic parallels in their roles as disruptors.
Ra (Egyptian) – Sol (Norse):
Ra and Sol are both associated with the sun. Ra is a creator sun god, while Sol is a personification of the sun in Norse mythology.
Anubis (Egyptian) – Hel (Norse):
Anubis, with his association with death and the afterlife, can be loosely compared to Hel, the Norse goddess of the underworld.
