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Osiris, Isis, Horus
The main representatives of gods in Atlantean times were Osiris, Isis, and Horus. This trinity is the most important because it is the latest one created and the one that shaped society. These were three priests and priestesses from Atlantean times who incarnated the mother of the divine, the father of the divine, and the divine itself (creation of the sun, the light—Horus). They were living human beings.
Shu, Tefnut, and Geb
Shu, Tefnut, and Geb represent the creation between heaven and Earth; these gods were not people but concepts of nature.
Nut, Maat, and Hathor
After that came the feminine time, with the goddesses Nut, Maat, and Hathor, the feminine trinity. They represent the stars, the sky, the seven laws of the universe, and the mother that creates every law and every star in the sky.
The trinity was brought to the material world through the Aesir, through ancient concepts of the divine, meaning every woman representing the divine on Earth was part of Nut, Maat and Hathor.
This made Isis, the priestess of Atlantis, the incarnation of the holy mother. The image of Isis was the incarnation of the divine mother.
Osiris was the incarnation of every god through fertility, so he went through all creation, representing the idea of god bred in every part of reality. All concepts of the divine fertilized the whole river Nile. This idea became a myth where Osiris was cut into different pieces to be seeded in every part of the Nile. Isis, the mother, put these parts together to create enlightenment, which is the sun—Horus, representing the unification of every part. They were people who represented these histories through the temples where they lived.
Ra, Amun, and Atun
For Atlanteans, the divine of the sky was the divine of the sun, then the moon, and the Earth. The trinity of the sun was Ra, Amun, and Atun—the three steps in which light is expressed in the universe. The moon put order on reality, represented by Nut, Maat, and Hathor. From them came the Earth, so Shu, Geb, and Tefnut.
These three levels of consciousness and concepts of the divine were incarnated in Atlantean families at three levels: for the sun, the trinity of Osiris, Isis, and Horus; for the moon, Djehuty, Seshat, and Hornup; for the Earth, Seth, Nephthys, and Anubis.
These three trinities were priests and priestesses incarnating original concepts of the divine. They were Atlantean people who taught humans to understand light in the moon, earth, and sun.
The feminine aspect of the divine mother, incarnated in Nephthys, Isis, and Seshat, is the divine mother still called Mother Mary.
Concepts of the divine world transcended from polytheism to monotheism to preserve them. The god spread around the universe in different parts, called god, was put in the womb of the Holy Mother to create the sun representing darkness, light, and wisdom. The holy spirit incarnated in the sun and light of the universe is today called Jesus Christ. For ancients, it was the trinity of Hornup, Anubis, and Horus.
For Atlantean people, the 12 families represented trinities the divine created at different levels of consciousness.
12 Elohim
When the divine split into thousands and millions of parts, 12 structures represented them all, uniting every aspect of reality. These 12 structures in different dimensions—in the sixth dimension—were six positive realities of Elohim and six negative realities of Elohim. They structured the divine in concepts brought to reality through constellations. Every human knew them via constellations.
When Aesir and other galactic beings came from those constellations, they were attached to 12 gods and goddesses related to their information.
When Thallon and these 12 children created the first humans—later modified by Arcturians and Orion people—they created the concept of 12 families that produced priests and priestesses representing the divine on Earth in human shape. This gave 12 concepts of the divine in different dimensions, 12 people from the stars, represented on Earth as aliens called gods and goddesses. Then, 12 human families were called priests, priestesses, or gods and goddesses in human shape. These families or concepts were treated as trinities.
There were 12 trinities representing houses of the stars on Earth through blood and DNA. These 12 houses were represented by the sun, moon, and underground (darkness). Then four pillars: earth, water, air, and fire. These four give the other three representing the trinity of the divine: will, love, and wisdom. All are bounded by two houses: space and time.
These 12 faces of reality, 12 trinities born through Aesir and Arcturian blood, created in matter the keepers of this information through blood. They were related to gods and goddesses on Earth because their blood held patterns, stories, and histories of families from stars and portals in constellations. Concepts of gods and goddesses today are mistaken by history, as they were taken by beings, aliens, and priests to explain different times, levels, temples, and schools.
When thinking about Egyptian gods and goddesses, the first with Sumerians to organize the pantheon, what is known is the divine represented through people from stars and alive in ancient times.
The divine cannot be understood through people and gods in history. It requires going beyond the concepts they represented. There were not many gods in history; there were many humans and Aesir (Annunaki) representing universal divine concepts, explaining or representing them for humans to understand and be ruled by.
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