Coordinates of the Afterlife, Part 1 : The Plasmic Waters of Creation

Congrats you all succeeded in chasing me away. I'm far from a quitter but I already see where this is going.

a reply to: The Mystical Spiral

Thanks for kind words man
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a reply to: The Mystical Spiral

Well, I have to say, you're not responding well to the somewhat mild criticism you've received in a single thread. Like I said, it's just a mix-up about what is permtted for discussion, and everyone wishes you well, wants to hear you out, wants to have decent discussions with you, but you're putting up an absolute brick wall because of a single confrontation?

I'm a dedicated dad & husband too, I'm starting my own business with two contracts for design won thus far (I'm disabled so can only work very part-time, very flexibly). But I'll always have time to dig into stuff on ATS because it's literally the best forum for people respecting the rules & speaking in a civilised manner with one another regarding almost every topic under the sun. If you were to try dealing with ANY other conspiracy type forum you would find them to be a total nightmare. Here the standards of behaviour are enforced for everyone - sometimes that leads to a bit of confusion, conflict or comparison/contrasting, but really it is worth speaking with people here as often as possible - they are some of the best informed people on the net, and always value new ideas & new contributions.

Please, accept my apology on behalf of ATS & stick around, share some info, give us a chance to get to know you?

How is it that the book of gates and the the book of two ways become the book of the dead TMS?

I have to admit I know next to nothing about these works, are they primarily from temple walls or were they put to papyrus and dug out of somewhere?

a reply to: The Mystical Spiral

It is quite apparent you came here to share your substantial knowledge with interested minds that don’t have access to your considerable resources.

What kind of interaction were you anticipating, were you hoping, to find here? You are allowed to lay down some ground rules in your OP and in general (particularly on these kinds of topics) the denizens (I include myself in that group) here will stick to those stipulations.

Just tell us how it is dude. Your very close to my own age I’m a 77 model myself. 6th March.

Anyway. I for one hope you stick with it and, if you go away, that you come back.

Shake the tree and see what falls out.

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Still wondering about that information...

If it doesn't come, with all the personal info given beforehand, I call imposter with a discrediting agenda...

And if not, you should just put up or shut up...

ATS is a though place with bright minds, everyone will look at your information with a critical eye and let you know diffrent opinions. This place is great to share things if your not affraid of honest replies.

You're here to share info, don't make it about you but the info.
Go straight ahead and respond only to those you deem worth and don't worry about those that bring nothing to the tables.

Don't take it personal

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The Solar wind from the Sun amd the ramming force of this translucent plasmic water creates what we now call the Magnetosphere around Earth, the Magnetic shield around Earth .

It’s my understanding that the magnetosphere is created by the earths iron core, which shields us mostly from the solar wind and cosmic radiation. Like any magnet it has two poles. How does that fit with what you have said above?

This region is the Living waters of mythology, the river that the dead must ferry ride across in tales.

I remember reading that the AE believed this river was the Milky Way and they built there various structures near the Nile as a kind of correspondence to what was in the heavens, as above so below kind of thing...Sorry that’s a bit vague it was some years ago since I read about this.

Regarding the afterlife, initiates would undergo a literal death experience where an NDE would be induced and they would be resuscitated or resurrected by the master. Proving to the initiate the afterlife was real.

a reply to: surfer_soul

Hey I was just asking some questions to get a clearer understanding of what the OP is sharing here with us.

I guess when it comes to to mystical understanding and especially the afterlife we all must walk that path alone. The master and the disciple are one and the same, just like the caterpillar and the butterfly.

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Oh, I see.

Who's "tensor rods"?

The Count Walewski "System of Caucasian Yoga" "tensor rods", or just plain 'ol hillbillie dowsing rods?

There is a fine line....

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originally posted by: The Mystical Spiral
Book of two ways
Book of gates
These are the start of what becomes the book of the dead later
You can get the translations with the symbols that Wallis Budge did in the 1800s I use those symbols to do my own translations -

Most people doing "revisions" or what I call "inspired teachings" use Budge (who is annoyingly incomplete and occasionally very wrong and way out of date for anyone studying ancient Egypt) because his translations are *everywhere.* In spite of all the problems with his material (which isn't bad, given that it was written over 100 years ago... kinda like using a medical textbook from the 1890's -- before they discovered penicillin and hygiene) I kinda like ol' Budge.

At least he gives his sources, which are often original Egyptian texts.
I suppose it doesn't matter

I did a remote viewing of the Seti I tomb , in fact I did the remote viewing on the Italian explorer " The great BELZONI" who was the first in modern times to excavate and rediscover it.

I'm just grateful he didn't use his usual practices on Seti's tomb (for those of you who don't know, one of his "methods" was to take dynamite and blow stuff up and collect the pieces that he could transport and take them back to museums. Or loot. )

Saw a very important scarab that was imprinted with what seems to be bacterial genetics and imprinted with the actions of the deceased kings heart during every beat of its existence.
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Interesting. Which bacterial genome signature did you recognize -- a certain genus or a particular species? What sequence was the cue for this? Although I taught biology and touched on genetics and so forth, I don't think I could identify anything from seeing its DNA listed. Did you use some sort of resource that lists all the genomes of bacteria? If so, I'd love to have a link to something like that. I've eyeballed the Snyder and Champness book but I'm not paying that kind of money to satisfy an armchair curiosity.

originally posted by: surfer_soul
a reply to: The Mystical Spiral

It’s my understanding that the magnetosphere is created by the earths iron core, which shields us mostly from the solar wind and cosmic radiation. Like any magnet it has two poles. How does that fit with what you have said above?

That matches what I know and what I see elsewhere - the magnetosphere is created by the Earth's magnetic core.

I remember reading that the AE believed this river was the Milky Way and they built there various structures near the Nile as a kind of correspondence to what was in the heavens, as above so below kind of thing...Sorry that’s a bit vague it was some years ago since I read about this.

They believed it was part of the body of the goddess Nut (though this belief varies depending on what time period in their 3,000 year history you're looking at.

And they built structures near the Nile not because of some correspondence but because that was their highway and trying to build in the desert was almost impossible (no materials, no good way to transport food and water for the workers, etc, etc.)

Regarding the afterlife, initiates would undergo a literal death experience where an NDE would be induced and they would be resuscitated or resurrected by the master. Proving to the initiate the afterlife was real.

I don't know of any culture with this practice. Can you give this ol' scholar a reference for this?

originally posted by: The Mystical Spiral
Congrats you all succeeded in chasing me away. I'm far from a quitter but I already see where this is going.

a reply to: The Mystical Spiral

No one has chases you away. Peeps are curious to what you are trying to say and asking questions. If you have something to share. Throw it to the wolfs and see what comes back. Its a great way to learn stuff and test your own ideas.

a reply to: Byrd

That matches what I know and what I see elsewhere - the magnetosphere is created by the Earth's magnetic core.

Thats a little word magic its not understood what mechanisms are really at play.. Nor is it understood how it interacts with out sun and other suns on Birkands currents..

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And they built structures near the Nile not because of some correspondence but because that was their highway and trying to build in the desert was almost impossible (no materials, no good way to transport food and water for the workers, etc, etc.)

Deep state narrative does not work so well anymore..

Everything to do with correspondence. temples align to true north because of celestial correspondence.

originally posted by: Dalamax
How is it that the book of gates and the the book of two ways become the book of the dead TMS?

Egyptian funerary texts are a really big field of study (and you're dealing with 3,000 years of history PLUS all the changes in the religion)... a very quick overview is this:

* it evolved out of funerals and services for the dead (think of Christian gravesite services in modern times, if you've ever been to a funeral (I'm using American funeral services for my examples because these are the only ones I've seen.))
* like today's funeral services, the readings included religious texts that described the afterlife in reassuring ways
* like todays' funeral services, the texts describe the dead being welcomed by the gods.
* like today's funeral service texts, the "readings" for the dead included favorite verses... and no two Egyptian funerary texts are exactly alike.
* originally these texts were only for the king (we're talking about the first kings of Egypt... Old Kingdom, and the Pyramid Texts.)
* After the 6th dynasty collapsed (called the end of the First Kingdom and the chaotic First Intermediate Period) these texts were put in the tombs of high ranking officials (called the "democratization of the afterlife" because these special spells (which is what they are - Egyptian magic for the dead) were now in use for funerals of nobles and the wealthy (and probably for lower classes as well, but they couldn't afford to buy fancy coffins or papyrus)
* This evolves (as the religion evolves) into different funeral services (best analogy I can give, which is a really awful one, is to think of the differences between Catholic, Protestant, and Mormon funeral services and texts)
* the priests (no dummies here) make available copies of these texts as a type of "charm" go help the deceased go to the right place (and scribes and artists get in on this... really nice copies, like the Papyrus of Ani, cost a year's wages or more. Only the really rich could afford the best.
* In many cases, the deceased can't afford a huge tomb (like Seti) with enough room to write out the whole book with illustrations on the walls of their tombs. So as a compromise, they have it written on papyrus to be put with the deceased OR written on the coffins (and in both these cases, you get only a part of the whole thing... those with texts on the coffins only get a verse or two instead of the full text.

Early translators had to deal with changes in the language (the Old Kingdom Egyptian was as unreadable to the New Kingdom Egyptians of 2,000 years later as Beowulf in its original form is unreadable to us today ("Hwæt! We Gar-Dena in gear-dagum, þeod-cyninga, þrym gefrunon, hu ða æþelingas ellen fremedon" - which is totally not readable to most English speakers today) In order to check their translations, they'd look for coffins and tombs with texts that matched what they had to try and correct meaning and translation.


I hope this is clear. Sorry, it's a very very complicated thing, made more so by changes in society and language over 3,000 years.

I have to admit I know next to nothing about these works, are they primarily from temple walls or were they put to papyrus and dug out of somewhere?[/post]

Always found on coffins and in tombs and papyrus buried with mummies. A few are found inscribed on "heart scarabs" or other scarabs buried with the dead.

Just tell us how it is dude. Your very close to my own age I’m a 77 model myself. 6th March.

...about the same age as my kids.

originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: Byrd

Thats a little word magic its not understood what mechanisms are really at play.. Nor is it understood how it interacts with out sun and other suns on Birkands currents..

My knowledge of astrophysics is ... probably the same as the average citizen. So I know that the Earth's magnetic core gives rise to the magnetosphere and that's about it.

originally posted by: The Mystical Spiral
Congrats you all succeeded in chasing me away. I'm far from a quitter but I already see where this is going.

a reply to: The Mystical Spiral

I hope you reconsider and stay. ATS can be an intimidating space to some, myself included. I read the site for years before I gained the courage to join and start posting. I still remember the anxiety I felt when started my first thread lol.

The site has changed a lot over the years and one thing is the content. I do miss the wildly informative threads that go on for pages and pages. I’ve learned so much from this site alone in those threads and I can honestly see your content as becoming one of those great threads You have 34 flags already and only 3 pages in… that’s an incredibly good sign people are interested in what you have to say.

Folks here can be harsh at times, that is true. However, there are so many more wonderful, highly intelligent and supportive people here that it truly makes it worth a few scrapes and bruises.

I truly hope you reconsider

originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: Byrd


Deep state narrative does not work so well anymore..

Everything to do with correspondence. temples align to true north because of celestial correspondence.

Err.... what's "true north"? Magnetic north or rotational north?

Which temples and whose temples? Not all the temples in Egypt are aligned to cardinal points.

And yes, nobody built temples out in the desert because you have to staff them with priests and guards and if you can't get regular supplies there... there's no purpose in having it. The Nile was the only place where they could reasonably build anything.