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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.
Osiris had a huge Orion connection. The precursor to the Egyptian gods—(the Sumerians)—had huge Orion, Sirius and Lyra connections as well.
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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.
A group of them came, of an energetic force, onto the Earth. And they were what people thought was the god, Horus. They came as a shape. And then when they got here, they had to find bodies. And they did. They went off and found bodies. That was in the beginning. And she came back in the year 2000, because she needed to bring back that pioneering energy onto the planet. The Earth needed to have an injection of that same energy that came all that long, long time ago. And that’s what Yanie brought in.
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The Osirian mystery
As the Osirian mystery goes, in the enactment of the raising of Osiris by his beloved Isis from spiritual death (the ignorance that is separation/duality consciousness) into life (spiritual awakening/Oneness), someone must play the role of the ‘villain’, Set. (Set is Osiris’ jealous brother who betrays and kills him. Isis, the Divine Feminine – Wisdom and Love – raises/awakens Osiris’ awareness of who he truly is.) Set personifies separation consciousness: selfishness, greed, avarice, resentment, jealousy, lust, betrayal and so forth. Set is the inner ‘enemy’ – the betrayer of life and the inner Christ. Set is the part of us, as unrealized sentient beings, that obscures our true nature – the Christ Light.
Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes
Brotherhood of Tat
Eventually, I joined the very ancient Brotherhood of Tat, which gathered its members on the nights of every full and new moon. Also during the solar cycles and galactic portal days, we came together from many lands throughout the world.
Some of us were immortal, having lived upon the Earth for thousands of years. Some were as I, freshly returned, growing in the remembrance of our Way, which illustrates Osiris’ resurrection, Isis’ immaculate conception, and Horus’ archetypal journey into full enlightenment.
We shared our wisdom with those of earthly flesh who desired to awaken and who prove by their progress that they could withstand the rigours of sustained discipline.
Anna, Grandmother of Jesus
Sirius consciousness
At times, Sirius consciousness may choose to densify its frequency to become visible to third-density humans.
During many of the Egyptian dynasties it was quite common to have a visitation from a Sirian in the disguise of one of their gods (such as Isis, Osiris, and Anubis).
These “costumes” made it easier for the Egyptians to honor their presence, and often the visitations triggered memories of the very early days when the “gods” walked openly upon Earth.
These Sirians gave the Egyptians (as well as other Earth cultures) much advanced astronomical and medical information. Even today, scholars are still questioning the origin of this information.
Halfway across the globe, the Mayan culture had its own unique relationship with Sirius. Advanced medical practices and galactic astronomical information were imparted to them that presently have not been unraveled by modern scholars. Theirs was a much more personal relationship with Sirius.
These Mayans were, in a sense, tourists from the Sirius realm (incarnate here on Earth) who wanted to experience physicality from a closer vantage point.
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Set
(Also spelled as: Seth, Setekh, Setesh, Suty, or Sutekh.) Generally speaking, in Egyptian mythology Set is seen as the god of chaotic forces and violence. There has been considerable controversy over his actual role in ancient Egypt. The temples and priesthoods of Set are mentioned to the worship of dark forces.
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.
Nu
Nu (also spelled Nun) was the ancient Egyptian god representing the primordial waters of chaos before creation.
Distinctive marks
The Egyptian Deities may always be recognized by the following distinctive marks:
- Phthas, Ptah, by the close-fitting Robe, Four Steps, Baboon, Cynocephalus.
- Ammon, Amn, by a Ram’s Head, Double Plume, Vase, Canopus.
- The Sun-God (Phre or Ra) has a Hawk’s Head, Disc, Serpent, Uræus.
- Thoth, or Thoyt, is Ibis-headed (means a scribe or priest).
- Sochos, or Suches, has a Hawk. Hermes Trismegistus (Tat) displays a Winged Disc.
The Egyptians, however, never committed their greater knowledge to marks or figures, or to writing of any kind.
Shared ancient roots
Most of the Egyptian gods and most of the Egyptian myths — for instance the story of Osiris and Isis — are actually Egyptian versions of the memories of an older culture. What you know of Egyptian mythology is actually close to Mesopotamia — Babylon, Sumeria, and even earlier cultures. That is where these myths were created. They were passed through the generations, through different civilizations, and each civilization adapted them as their own. So this idea of Osiris being chopped up is a metaphor but has its roots in an older culture.
Even the being Kwan Yin has parallels with Inanna, Isis, and so on. You have been carrying the same myths and repackaging them, depending on the culture. This has kept your memory alive.
A lot of these memories come from even more ancient times, those of Atlantis and Lemuria. There are much more ancient times, those of Atlantis and Lemuria. There are much more ancient cultures that are the source or root of many of these myths. And for the ancient civilizations that are the source or root of many of these myths.
And for the newer civilizations —like ancient Greece — that have their own myths, many of their dramas adhere to the archetypes played out in earlier civilizations.
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The conception and resurrection rites of Isis, Osiris and Horus
After we have had our feast and more dancing, Myriam will be brought out of a dark room and led to a special place that has been prepared. There is a platform under a red silk canopy that is tied in such a way as to reveal a bed of richly upholstered cushions covered with cloths, sheepskins and even a leopard skin. It is used by Egyptian priests who officiate in the conception and resurrection rites of Isis, Osiris and Horus. When night draws nigh the canopy veils will be untied and the heavy red silks will be unfurled. The wedding bed will then be hidden from our view.
Anna, grandmother of Jesus
