M.A.A.T.

[Simon Iff]

@Patrick Ossoski said

"lol, I was just thinking of opening a thread on "time travel" (I won't) "

Just before I am hit by the wrath of Los: That was a joke

[Uni_Verse]

It is M.A.A.T.(H.)
(For there is a Fifth,
He is Silent)

[Bereshith]

Postulatory ramblings...

In Osiris, passivity ("dying") was the trick and the nature of the visible object of worship.

In Horus, activity ("living") is the trick and the nature of the visible object of worship.

Perhaps in Maat, people finally learn to do without the illusory "either/or" of dying versus living perspectives. The trick and the visible object of worship is equating/equilibating the "two."

[Uni_Verse]

I was going to make an edit, in light of a reply I will say this:
The H (which in English was originally silent) represents the Silent Breath
For MAAT is MAAT(H) or a Living, BREATHING Master of the Temple
HE whom has conquered TRUTH while LIVING
V
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--V
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EDIT: V spacing was not working out

[Bereshith]

I feel the urge to elaborate, given the expected resistance to understanding anything Osirian, black as he is. (this isn't pointed at Uni_Verse)

In Osiris, the "self" primarily referred to was the lower nature, the Nephesh. "Die to your'self,' so that Christ may live in you." Let the "old self" die. Let the energies of the Nephesh be transmuted into higher energies. (Be careful not to confuse the current outer dogma with the ancient inner truth - of course, for most, this is so impossible as to require an Equinox of the Gods to break free of it, so, what can I hope to expect?)

In Horus, the "self" primarily refered to is the Ruach. Here, instead of being encouraged to let the "self" (seen as Nephesh) die, we see the "self" (seen as the Ruach) killing the impulses of the lower nature. Yet still, the energies of the lower nature undergo a death and are transmuted into higher energies.

The initial perspective is different, but Maathematically, the result is the same.

But, you know, now that we know about evolution and have to understand the previously very secret and popularly persecuted symbolism of the supernals (Beast and Whore), "living" and "killing" are more consistent symbols with what one has to assimilate in the higher grades. And evolution points to them up from the beginning, so.. Why not start with them now?

Accepting change is dying.
Causing change is living.
Change remains the constant.
Ho hum,
what a conundrum...
April Fools!

In Silence, inhaling is living, exhaling is dying.
In Speech, exhaling is living, inhaling is dying.
Breathing remains the constant.
Ho hum,
What a conundrum...
April Fools!

It seems such an obvious and simple thing, but, oh, what wars will most likely be fought over the dominance of one's analogies.

[Bereshith]

As it relates to Maat(h).

I think she will be seen more as the initiator who forces you to balance what you don't think you are, whatever that is.

If you identify with Hoor-Par-Kraat most, then learn Ra-Hoor-Khuit.
If Ra-Hoor-Khuit most, then learn Hoor-Par-Kraat.
But maybe without one being overtly emphasized over the other by the Aeon.

I mean, I don't know. Who could know? I'm just guessing at stuff a few thousand years in advance.

[Uni_Verse]

For the moment I am going to assume at the point one is MAAT(H),
The notion of Equilibrium, the very basis of the Great Work is sacrificed,
You live solely for your Self who is every One
That NOTHING in LIFE is FREE

[Anonymous]

@Bereshith said

"I think she will be seen more as the initiator who forces you to balance what you don't think you are, whatever that is."

Don't you think that happens in the current Aeon?

[Bereshith]

Well, that's what always happens. We're getting into the difference between the eternal function and the changing gods who take that seat in the different Aeons.

I was speaking more in terms of how the visible object of worship is outwardly presented. By comparison, RHK is not overtly about balance. He is "a god of war."

[Anonymous]

Well, he warringly (is this a word?) imposes balance.

[Bereshith]

Yep, and specifically, a balance to the abuses of the previous Aeon through his warring.

And after an Aeon of the warring Horus, its abuses will need a visible object of worship that attempts to correct them without going too far back in the passive/dying direction, hence Maat.

Further, the usual weakness of idolizing balance is indecision and its resulting stagnation. Always, the abuses come from an imperfect understanding of the ideal, requiring a change of outward emphasis and, thus, another Equinox of the Gods. I don't know enough to intelligently guess at the next presiding influence (god).

[Anonymous]

@Bereshith said

"And after an Aeon of the warring Horus, its abuses will need a visible object of worship that attempts to correct them without going too far back in the passive/dying direction, hence Maat."

I thought something like that too.

"I don't know enough to intelligently guess at the next presiding influence (god)."

Anubis? Okay, I'll stop.

[Jim Eshelman]

Yes, presumably Anubis (who might be termed the Hegemon of the present aeon).