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by Ra Un Neter Amen
On theKamitic "Tree of Life" there are 11 Branches as opposed to 10 in the Kabbalah or Hebrew version:
1. Sphere 0 - Amen/Proof of GOD's existence--"PEACE"
2. Sphere 1-Ausar/Law of Oneness--"ATONEMENT"
3. Sphere 2-Tehuti/Law of Knowledge--"VALUE"& 'JUDGMENT"
4. Sphere 3-Sekher/Man's EmotionsManifest intoWORD OF GOD--"SPIRITUL POWER"
5. Sphere 4 - Maat/Law--"UNIVERSAL ORDER"
6. Sphere 5-Herukhuti/GOD neither punishes nor rewards--'SELF CONTROL"
7. Sphere 6-Heru/Power to Ignore GOD's Laws not right--"Free Will"
8. Sphere 7-Het-Heru/Visualization-Imagination--"HUMAN or DIVINEBEING"
9.Sphere 8-Sebek/Verbal Thinking--"WHO IS THINKING, WHO IS AFFIRMING"
10. Sphere 9-Auset/Man's Learning Facility--"SELF SACRIFICE TO GOD"
11. Sphere 10-Geb/Physical Realm--"YOU WILL RETURN FROM WHENCE YOU CAME:HEAVEN"
 The Sibyls: the First Prophetess’ of Mami (Wata) by Mama Zogbé: : 
Alkebulan is the 'Cradle of Modern Civilization'
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12-09-06, 05:23 PM
There are 11 in the Hebrew Kabbalah...
“There is no harder misfortune in all human history than when the powerful of the earth are not also the first men. Then everything becomes false and awry and monstrous. And when they are even the last men and more beast than man, then the value of rabble rises higher and higher and at last the rabble-virtue says: Behold, I alone am virtue.”- S.A.Israel
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12-09-06, 05:40 PM
That's great!
The Sibyls: the First Prophetess’ of Mami (Wata) by Mama Zogbé: :
Alkebulan is the 'Cradle of Modern Civilization'
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14-09-06, 05:58 PM
.lol.
Was just saying. 
I'd like for a indepth discussion of the Metu Neter. Why isn't anyone digging deep and really going at it?... Also why is it such a logicalset of books considering Ra Un Neter Amen states that we are right sided thinkers?
“There is no harder misfortune in all human history than when the powerful of the earth are not also the first men. Then everything becomes false and awry and monstrous. And when they are even the last men and more beast than man, then the value of rabble rises higher and higher and at last the rabble-virtue says: Behold, I alone am virtue.”- S.A.Israel
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I think I briefly mentioned why that is in another thread...we know where the Hebrews got everything of wisdom from.
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21-09-06, 05:25 PM
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.lol.
Was just saying.
I'd like for a indepth discussion of the Metu Neter. Why isn't anyone digging deep and really going at it?... Also why is it such a logicalset of books considering Ra Un Neter Amen states that we are right sided thinkers?
To be honest, I think the Metu Neter is ok, perhaps for beginners, but I really didn't like how he described many many concepts. He often used terminology for Kemetic spirituality that was indicative of the racist and (European) ethnocentric Egyptologists. Besides all this, he is not the most lucid writer.
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21-09-06, 07:54 PM
To be honest, I think the Metu Neter is ok, perhaps for beginners
Yeesh... for beginners??
Have you managed to lower your breath rate down to a certain amount per minute yet? I seriously doubt anyone on here has even touched the iceberg on what the Tree of life is about and can do/is used for.
The surrender of Free will and other such things...
To be honest I haven't really got into the books at all, damn A.A.S seem slow.
He often used terminology for Kemetic spirituality that was indicative of the racist and (European) ethnocentric Egyptologists.
Plz detail!
Guessing you're into Physics and all things surrounding... what qualifies you to call them books for beginners? The author isof a high order.
Unless I'm missing satire...
They are definately lacking in lucidity. .lol.Is it deliberate? Promote left sided thinking amongst your own whilst engaging the already over active side of your enemy? Its off Keter thats for sure...
“There is no harder misfortune in all human history than when the powerful of the earth are not also the first men. Then everything becomes false and awry and monstrous. And when they are even the last men and more beast than man, then the value of rabble rises higher and higher and at last the rabble-virtue says: Behold, I alone am virtue.”- S.A.Israel
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21-09-06, 08:27 PM
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To be honest, I think the Metu Neter is ok, perhaps for beginners
Yeesh... for beginners??
Have you managed to lower your breath rate down to a certain amount per minute yet?
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I seriously doubt anyone on here has even touched the iceberg on what the Tree of life is about and can do/is used for.
The surrender of Free will and other such things...
To be honest I haven't really got into the books at all, damn A.A.S seem slow.
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By "beginners", I meant for someone just wanting some understanding of the Tree of Life. I didn't mean a beginner so much inits practices.Sorry for the confusion.
Oh yeah, I can slow heart rate significantly. I have a resting heart rate of 51 beats per minute, but can slow it down well into the20's. I am a blackbelt in theNinjitsu martial art (was adopted by an old Japanese family), and meditation was a key component. Perhaps through my already ascertained discipline it was easier for me to hone my meditation even further for spiritual purposes discussed in the Metu Neter.
Rebel-Lion wrote:He often used terminology for Kemetic spirituality that was indicative of the racist and (European) ethnocentric Egyptologists.
Plz detail!
One example is how he calls Tehuti (Thoth) a "god", and so some of his discussion on the role of Tehuti doesn't fit clearly into a Kemetic spiritual context in my opinion. If you read actual Kemetic papyri, it is obvious that you would not translate "ntr" as "god" or "ntrw" as "gods". He makes some things sound as if gods are sort of in cooperation with each other, but the neterw are all "divine aspects of the One Supreme Being (God)". He sometimes lacks the Kemetic emphasis of harmony in the universe, harmony between opposing forces (extensively written of in the Doctrine of Opposites) and duality,in describing the functions of the neterw. The work is not bad, but I simply do not agree with how some of the material is written in regards to a more accurate work.
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Oh yeah, I can slow heart rate significantly. I have a resting heart rate of 51 beats per minute, but can slow it down well into the20's.
So you can leave your body...
You should practice real time Astral Travel if you can do that, would be good for sneaking into places you shouldn't and stealing secrets for your work.
I can drop my breathing rate to just a few per minute and meditatein that state,haven't checked my heart rate though. Pretty much deep into spirituality anyway, a bit too much at times.
You're a classified lethal weapon, cool. Do you have to register yourself or something?
Can see what you're saying about his accuracy, can't get everything right I guess. Its the spiritual teachingshes' trying to bring across more than anything. Would be tough to find a good Kemetic understanding of the Tree of Life. Hisare the only books I've read that explain it from our own perspective.
The Jews are up to all sorts with it.
Sorry for the confusion.
Thats ok... it happens to the best of us
“There is no harder misfortune in all human history than when the powerful of the earth are not also the first men. Then everything becomes false and awry and monstrous. And when they are even the last men and more beast than man, then the value of rabble rises higher and higher and at last the rabble-virtue says: Behold, I alone am virtue.”- S.A.Israel
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So you can leave your body...
It feels like it sometimes, but I haven't tried very hard.
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I can drop my breathing rate to just a few per minute and meditatein that state,haven't checked my heart rate though. Pretty much deep into spirituality anyway, a bit too much at times.
You can never be too spiritual in my opinion. Our classical civilizations began to decline as soon as we started politicizing our spirituality, or in other words "got religion".
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You're a classified lethal weapon, cool. Do you have to register yourself or something?
When I lived in the states Ohio and Pennsylvania, I was told I had to. I did in Ohio, but I didn't Pennsylvania or where I am now in Florida. I was very young so my mother made me register in Ohio, but I simply don't feel that I should have to register myself. If you don't know whether someone is carrying a concealed weapon, why should I have to register that I have ascertained certain skills, albeit lethal? Basically, I refuse to register myself unless forced with a stiff fine or jail time.
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22-09-06, 03:20 PM
---Edditt---
You can never be too spiritual in my opinion.Â* Our classical civilizations began to decline as soon as we started politicizing our spirituality, or in other words "got religion".
Agree.
Can have your head in the clouds a bit too much though, good to stay grounded. Always respect the Tribal peoples of Africa,Â*they're enlightened peoples in my opinion.
---Edditt---
Check out his other book, this one is in practice the other is in theory. He mentions that the eastern philosophy is confusing, took that as an admission of defeat. Caught out by the right sided thinking.
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[align=left] I wouldn't personally. If you get in a fight and hurt someone it goes against you dosen't it? They'd say you shouldn't have used such force being trained and what not. [/align]
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