He stated that ancient civilizations, such as those in Egypt, did not perceive reality in the same way modern humans do.
Karim referenced historical sources, such as Herodotus and ancient king lists from Egypt and Sumeria, which suggested that Egyptian civilization may date back over 50,000 years.
Karim theorized that advanced beings, considered gods, once materialized in ancient Egypt through human perception.
He emphasized that ancient builders, including those in Egypt, adhered to rigorous spiritual preparations and rituals before participating in sacred construction.
The discussion concludes with reflections on the significance of Egypt, portrayed not just as a country but as a state of being that represents the heart of ancient wisdom.
The speaker invites individuals to explore Egypt as an internal journey of consciousness, suggesting that the essence of ancient Egypt exists within everyone, symbolizing a deep spiritual connection.
The video begins with Lee Carroll introducing Abydos, described as the place where Egypt began.
Abydos is historically significant as it is the only place in Egypt where the full lineage of the kings, including all the dynasties, has been found.
The main focus is the King’s List, the only known record in ancient Egypt detailing the lineage of the kings, inscribed on the temple walls.
According to Hesham, Abydos is considered the land of the ancestors, where the first pharaoh, Menes, who unified Upper and Lower Egypt, came from.
Skiba offers a list of historical figures who had "Antichrist-like" characteristics, such as Nimrod, the Pharaoh of Egypt during the Exodus, and Antiochus Epiphanes.
He gave Egypt as a kingdom to the god Taaut, who had invented the alphabet.
And in the delivery of their records to the foreigner Osiris, the god of Egypt, we have another evidence that Egypt derived her civilization from Atlantis.
Sanchoniathon claims that the learning of Egypt, Greece, and Judæa was derived from the Phœnicians.
This passed directly to their colony in Egypt.
Their empire extended to Egypt and Italy and the shores of Africa, precisely as stated by Plato.
The migration of the Canaanites, their establishment in Syria, and the Shepherd invasion of Egypt are, by many Arab writers, attributed to an expedition of Shedad." (Ibid., p.
We may therefore conclude that the skull-flattening, which we find to have been practised in both the Old and New Worlds, was an attempt of other races to imitate the form of skull of a people whose likenesses are found on the monuments of Egypt and of America.
Now there is room to suppose that if these Tokhari were energetic enough to measure their strength on the sea with one of the powerful kings of Egypt, they must, with stronger reason, have been in a condition to carry on a commerce along the coasts of the Mediterranean, and perhaps of the Atlantic.
It is at least interesting to have a portrait of one of the daring race who more than three thousand years ago left the west of Europe in their ships to attack the mighty power of Egypt.
Such vast works in so remote a land must have been inspired by the commercial necessities of some great civilization; and why not by that ancient and mighty people who covered Europe, Asia, and Africa with their manufactures of bronze--and who possessed, as Plato tells us, enormous fleets trading to all parts of the inhabited world--whose cities roared with the continual tumult of traffic, whose dominion extended to Italy and Egypt, and who held parts of "the great opposite continent" of America under their control?
The striking resemblance between the bronze implements found in the different portions of Europe is another proof that they were derived from one and the same source--from some great mercantile people who carried on their commerce at the same time with Denmark, Norway, Ireland, Spain, Greece, Italy, Egypt, Switzerland, and Hungary.
158) that the bronze implements found in Egypt, near Memphis, had been buried for six thousand years; and that at that time, as the Egyptians had a horror of the sea, some commercial nation must have brought the tin, of which the bronze was in part composed, from India, the Caucasus, or Spain, the nearest points to Egypt in which tin is found.
The summer solstice, coinciding with the heliacal rising of Sirius, marked the beginning of the annual Nile flood, crucial for Egypt's agriculture.
His people reside in Egypt, which belongs to an Elohim named "Ak."
In the Moses story, Yahweh's first task is to go to Egypt, which is under Ak's control, and free his people.
He mentions that the design was created by himself, later improved by a designer, and then handcrafted in Egypt.
A fascinating aspect of the conversation is the alignment of ancient structures with celestial bodies, particularly the pyramids of Teotihuacan in Mesoamerica and the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt.
"So great is the analogy between the first principles of the Science of writing, as it appears to have been pursued in Chaldea, and as we can actually trace its progress in Egypt, that we can hardly hesitate to assign the original invention to a period before the Hamitic race had broken up and divided."
"The nation that became mistress of the seas, established communication with every shore, and monopolized the commerce of the known world, must have substituted a phonetic alphabet for the hieroglyphics as it gradually grew to this eminence; while isolated Egypt, less affected by the practical wants and tendencies of commercial enterprise, retained the hieroglyphic system, and carried it to a marvellous height of perfection."
We find in the American hieroglyphs peculiar signs which take the place of pictures, and which probably, like the hieratic symbols mingled with the hieroglyphics of Egypt, represent alphabetical sounds.
It is even now, in its ruined condition, 160 feet high, 1400 feet square at the base, and covers forty-five acres; we have only to remember that the greatest pyramid of Egypt, Cheops, covers but twelve or thirteen acres, to form some conception of the magnitude of this American structure.
The rite of circumcision dates back to the first days of Phœnicia, Egypt, and the Cushites.
The girdle and cassock of the priests came from Persia; the veil and tonsure were from Egypt; the alb and chasuble were prescribed by Numa Pompilius; the stole was borrowed from the official who used to throw it on the back of the victim that was to be sacrificed; the white surplice was the same as described by Juvenal and Ovid."
463.) The Jews took up this great truth where the Egyptians dropped it, and over the heads and over the ruins of Egypt, Chaldea, Phœnicia, Greece, Rome, and India this handful of poor shepherds--ignorant, debased, and despised--have carried down to our own times a conception which could only have originated in the highest possible state of human society.
The present inhabitants of Egypt range from a yellow color in the north parts to a deep bronze.
Cyclop.," art. Egypt, p.
160): "The language of the ancient Egyptians, though it cannot be classed in the Semitic family with Hebrew, has important points of correspondence, whether due to the long intercourse between the two races in Egypt or to some deeper ancestral connection; and such analogies also appear in the Berber languages of North Africa."
We need not add that this art was found in Egypt and all the civilized countries of Europe, as well as in Peru, Mexico, and Central America.
The obelisks of Egypt, covered with hieroglyphics, are paralleled by the round columns of Central America, and both are supposed to have originated in Phallus-worship.
504.) The worship of Priapus was found in Asia, Egypt, along the European shore of the Mediterranean, and in the forests of Central America.
The pyramids of Egypt, Assyria, and Phœnicia had their duplicates in Mexico and Central America.
The paintings upon the walls of some of the temples of Central America reveal a state of the art as high as that of Egypt.
The American nations also had this art in common with Egypt, Phœnicia, and Assyria.
In Egypt the king put his hand to the plough at an annual festival, thus dignifying and consecrating the occupation of husbandry.
In both the plough was known; in Egypt it was drawn by oxen, and in Peru by men.
wares of Egypt; they manufactured glass; they engraved gems and precious stones.
The first religion of Egypt was pure and simple; its sacrifices were fruits and flowers; temples were erected to the sun, Ra, throughout Egypt.
The vocal statues and oracles of Egypt and Greece were duplicated in America.
Phœnicia, Egypt, Chaldea, India, Greece, and Rome passed the torch of civilization from one to the other; but in all that lapse of time they added nothing to the arts which existed at the earliest period of Egyptian history.
In architecture, sculpture, painting, engraving, mining, metallurgy, navigation, pottery, glass-ware, the construction of canals, roads, and aqueducts, the arts of Phœnicia and Egypt extended, without material change or improvement, to a period but two or three hundred years ago.
They introduced him into a spacious temple, and showed him the statues of 341 high-priests who had in turn succeeded each other; and yet the age of Columbus possessed no arts, except that of printing (which was ancient in China), which was not known to the Egyptians; and the civilization of Egypt at its first appearance was of a higher order than at any subsequent period of its history, thus testifying that it drew its greatness from a fountain higher than itself.
It was in its early days that Egypt worshipped one only God; in the later ages this simple and sublime belief was buried under the corruptions of polytheism.
120.) "In the time of Menes the Egyptians had long been architects, sculptors, painters, mythologists, and theologians." Professor Richard Owen says, "Egypt is recorded to have been a civilized and
But how far in advance of this stage is a nation administered by a kingly government, consisting of grades of society, with divisions of labor, of which one kind, assigned to the priesthood, was to record or chronicle the names and dynasties of the kings, the duration and chief events of their reigns!" Ernest Renan points out that "Egypt at the beginning appears mature, old, and entirely without mythical and heroic ages, as if the country had never known youth.
Their mission has been to kill, not to heal the people; yet here, at the very dawn of Mediterranean history, we find the son of the first king of Egypt recorded "as a physician, and as having left anatomical books."
When we have it before our eyes that for six thousand years mankind in Europe, Asia, and Africa, even when led by great nations, and illuminated by marvellous minds, did not advance one inch beyond the arts of Egypt, we may conceive what lapses, what aeons, of time it must have required to bring savage man to that condition of refinement and civilization possessed by Egypt when it first comes within the purview of history.
When we consider the resemblance of the civilizations of the Mediterranean nations to one another, no man is silly enough to pretend that Rome, Greece, Egypt, Assyria, Phœnicia, each spontaneously and separately invented the arts, sciences, habits, and opinions in which they agreed; but we proceed to trace out the thread of descent or connection from one to another.
Egypt does not contain a single allusion to the Flood.
"While the tradition of the Deluge holds so considerable a place in the legendary memories of all branches of the Aryan race, the monuments and original texts of Egypt, with their many cosmogonic speculations, have not afforded one, even distant, allusion to this cataclysm.
Erik mentions that remains of this civilization may also be found under the Sphinx in Egypt, alongside scrolls, pottery, and small tools.
The book by Lobsang Rampa states that time capsules were concealed beneath the sands of Egypt, under a pyramid in South America, and in a location in Siberia.
This explains why the landscape around the Sphinx in Egypt, once tropical, is now desert.
Some settled in Egypt, but Atlantean influence extended to various parts of the world, as though threads of the civilization were woven into different regions.
Atlanteans had the ability to generate power using their minds, a concept referred to as the "Mind Light Generator." This technology was also present in ancient Egypt and will likely be rediscovered in the future.
The pyramids built in Egypt and around the world were constructed for various purposes, and not all had the same function.
Atlantis was described as being ruled by a confederation of kings, with its influence extending over Libya to Egypt and Europe as far as Tuscany.
Ancient pyramids in Egypt and China are said to embody this concept, with their four-sided structure symbolizing the classical elements and their pointed top, or fifth element, representing quintessence.
Various ancient civilizations, including Egypt and Greece, believed in the need to conserve and harness these energies for spiritual growth.
Threatened exile to the one who contemplated building, but this one did carry into Egypt when the exodus of princes did proceed the water death.
He was of that band who did betake to boats in young Osiris’ reign, for reign did he in all the state his sire had kept when Egypt's shore was reached.
Those mighty builders methods used as they did who raised the pyramids in Egypt later and subject they to man's achievement—the poise of stone and currents of the air as I have written on an earlier page.
Nor yet the secret was to Egypt borne, for they who drank, as they who had distilled, were not of that small band which sought fair Egypt's shore.
They of Atlantis read by subtle thought cast out and seldom read amiss; and we of Egypt caught a glimmer here, a memory there, of what our sires did know; yet not all the knowledge which men of that sunk land did glean, for war and pillage cursed my land till fled the higher science.
None that secret took to Egypt, lost.
To other lands whose inhabitants were the rioters that strayed from higher shores, their beaten tract lay on to that land which ye call "Egypt," I, the loved and lost, but rising yet again though peopled with the alien.
Bismuth as a drug was best understood in Egypt when the old alchemists ruled the world of science.
The king who reigned in Egypt when the flood destroyed Atlantis was Osiris, son of him who reigned in that ripe age when law perfected brought to that doomed land all things of Earth.
Thrust from throne the son who thought to reign when he—the sire—had passed, but was driven into Egypt.
Egypt, land of sun, of sand, of mighty river which drank deep of blood of sacrifice!
Ask ye again how "lost Atlantis’" sons bent first their steps to Egypt?
Ah, Egypt!
Osiris reigned in Egypt first.
perchance the eye of god we follow," spake the all-appointed king, the banished prince—the father of a line so kingly that the world did speak with awe the names of sons and of descendants all adown the line of Egypt's monarchs.
Born a power who brought to Egypt battle lore, and caused the Nile to broaden at command and by the work of slaves full forty score.
Egypt already had become a power in war, for certain mighty tribes adhered to young Osiris’ rule ere sunk Atlantis.
This they in Egypt read through stress and flames which lit the sky.
In carven casket midst the mouldering specks of husk shall be revealed thy history ere this hand that pens is stilled, and Earth may read what once the sun hath witnessed; message old, dug from the earth, and written by the hand of him who held the scepter first to Egypt known, Osiris—king!
Aye, was Egypt peopled when prince Osiris sought her shore.
No history gives her name, yet shall it live on page of alien people side by side with his—Osiris, King of Egypt first.
Thus they digged a channel deep, made island of that spot where first their feet in Egypt rested.
Egypt's art to hold the husk was later yet employed, for in Atlantis ashes but remained of forms once loved.
Ah, man in husk of flesh, think not that Earth hath seen the all old Egypt's bosom holds, for thou shalt read in language of the past a history which doth make thee seem a child.
A cry, which, handed down the line gave foe in Egypt, centuries after, fear.
Aye, beauty of form as well, for died at birth the child who bore not the imprint of the higher model in perfect form, lacking naught that would please the eye of man, or god, they taught, for the people of that lost land worshipped as did we of Egypt.
Of the 1st sub-race of our Aryan Race who inhabited India and colonial Egypt in prehistoric times we know practically nothing, and the same may be said of the Chaldean, Babylonian, and Assyrian nations who composed the 2nd sub-race—for the fragments of knowledge obtained from the recently deciphered[2] hieroglyphs or cuneiform inscriptions on Egyptian tombs or Babylonian tablets can scarcely be said to constitute history.
The Spanish priests regarded this similarity as the work of the devil.[10] The worship of the cross by the natives, and its constant presence in all religious buildings and ceremonies, was the principal subject of their amazement; and indeed nowhere—not even in India and Egypt—was this symbol held in more profound veneration than amongst the primitive tribes of the American continents, while the meaning underlying its worship was identical.
In Babylon and Egypt the candidates for initiation into the Mysteries were first baptized.
These exactly resemble the sacred cakes of Egypt and other eastern nations.
Their rites of sun and fire worship closely resembled those of the early Kelts of Britain and Ireland, and like the latter they claimed to be the "children of the sun." An ark or argha was one of the universal sacred symbols which we find alike in India, Chaldea, Assyria, Egypt, Greece and amongst the Keltic peoples.
The identity of design in the pyramids of Egypt and those of Mexico and Central America is too striking to be a mere coincidence.[12] True some—the greater number—of the American pyramids are of the truncated or flattened form, yet according to Bancroft and others, many of those found in Yucatan, and notably those near Palenque, are pointed at the top in true Egyptian fashion, while on the other hand we have some of the Egyptian pyramids of the stepped and flattened type.
The vast remains of cities and temples in Mexico and Yucatan also strangely resemble those of Egypt, the ruins of Teotihuacan having frequently been compared to those of Karnak.
The very carving and decoration of the temples of America, Egypt and India have much in common, while some of the mural decorations are absolutely identical.
With the exception of the rents in the continents both of Atlantis and America, and the submergence of Egypt, it will be seen how relatively unimportant were the subsidences and upheavals at this epoch,[19] indeed the fact that this catastrophe has not always been considered as one of the great ones, is apparent from the quotation already given from the sacred book of the Guatemalans—three great ones only being there mentioned.
Egypt must now be referred to, and the consideration of this subject should let in a flood of light upon its early history.
Egypt was isolated and was thinly peopled, and therefore Egypt was chosen.
About 210,000 years ago, when the time was ripe, the Occult[38] Lodge founded an empire—the first "Divine Dynasty" of Egypt—and began to teach the people.
3 shows Egypt at that date as under water.
This is the era of the second "Divine Dynasty" of Egypt—the rulers of the country being again Initiated Adepts.
When it receded the third "Divine Dynasty"—that mentioned by Manetho—began its rule, and it was under the early kings of this dynasty that the great Temple of Karnak and many of the more ancient buildings still standing in Egypt were constructed.
In fact with the exception of the two pyramids no building in Egypt predates the catastrophe of 80,000 years ago.
The final submergence of Poseidonis sent another tidal wave over Egypt.
As we have seen, they also helped to people Egypt.
The temples were huge halls resembling more than anything else the gigantic piles of Egypt, but built on a still more stupendous scale.
It spans mythology and events up to 60 B.C., synthesizing earlier sources to cover regions like Egypt, Greece, and Africa, often blending myth—like the Amazons—with history.
Diodorus critiques historians of Aigyptos (Egypt) and Aithiopia (Africa), noting some relied on false reports or invented tales, casting doubt on their reliability.
"[Diodorus briefly discusses sources for the ancient Greek histories of Egypt, sub-Saharan Africa, Libya and the Atlas region--the last three are all referred to as Aithiopia (Ethiopia) :] Concerning the historians, we must distinguish among them, to the effect that many have composed works on both Aigyptos (Egypt) and Aithiopia (Ethiopia), of whom some have given credence to false report and others have invented many tales out of their own minds for the delectation of their readers, and so may justly be distrusted." [N.B.
Solon: Athenian statesman (6th century B.C.), credited with bringing the Atlantis tale from Egypt to Greece.
It ruled numerous islands and parts of the continent, subjugating Libya up to Aigyptos (Egypt) and Europe to Tyrrhenia (Italy).
Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy].
So all these, themselves and their descendants, dwelt for many generations bearing rule over many other islands throughout the sea, and holding sway besides, as was previously stated, over the Mediterranean peoples as far as Aigyptos (Egypt) and Tyrrhenia [in Italy].Now a large family of distinguished sons sprang from Atlas; but it was the eldest, who, as king, always passed on the scepter to the eldest of his sons, and thus they preserved the sovereignty for many generations; and the wealth they possessed was so immense that the like had never been seen before in any royal house nor will ever easily be seen again; and they were provided with everything of which provision was needed either in the city or throughout the rest of the country.
"He [Solon] also spent some time in studies with Psenophis of Heliopolis [in Egypt] and Sonkhis (Sonchis) of Sais, who were very learned priests.
The resonators they developed for extracting etheric energy were set too high, destabilizing the environment and contributing to Egypt's desertification and Atlantis' eventual sinking.
According to Edgar Cayce, Atlantean refugees played a crucial role in developing ancient Egypt, Mesoamerica, and other regions.