On a hill that rose above Murias, the Atlanteans and the Pleiadeans worked together to build an exquisite healing temple dedicated to the god Min and the Bennu bird, both representative of rejuvenation.
The Bennu bird was an ancient Egyptian deity.
In Egyptian myth, Bennu created itself and played a key part in creating the world.
Bennu was seen as the ba (soul component) of the sun god Ra.
Bennu flew over Nun, the first waters.
Bennu stood for rebirth and was linked with Osiris.
Bennu carried titles such as "He Who Came Into Being by Himself" and "Lord of Jubilees." These reflect the belief that he renewed himself again and again, like the sun.