Preserving the Idea of Creation
The Pilgrim’s Walking Stick: Preserving the Idea of Creation
Energy is the source of existence. It conditions everything, including density and the diverse faces that are presented by existence. It determines the nature of the matter that it forms and surrounds. Everything is energy, and the energy is the word of Ra, the self-created God; this needs to be understood, and this understanding will be effective only when the euphoria of destruction and self-destruction in us is diminished.
When, in the fifteenth century of the modern calendars, something that was called a primitive consciousness by the priests of the pyramids was finally talked about as gravity (traction force of the earth on the matter), the modern philosophers rushed into betting on this "discovery" as the key to the mystery that maintains things on the ground. But forty-five thousand years ago, the priests of Thebes were teaching that there was a complementary force that is in dialogue with gravity (of the fifteenth century). This force goes in the opposite direction of gravity, meaning from the center of Earth to the cosmos. This force is the one that carries heat and gas toward the sky. This force is the one that allows us to realize the force of gravitation. It is this force that allows humans and plants to grow in the opposite direction of gravity. It is from the dialogue between this force and gravity that forms are born on our planet. If there was only gravity as a terrestrial force on things, the dimensions of the Earth itself would not be any greater than an atom, but an atom with a higher and scarier density. Its attractive powers would be so great that it would attract the moon and the other planets and swallow them. Every time it swallowed any cosmic body, the force of the attraction would become greater and greater. This would lead to the ending of the cosmos itself. This knowledge is 45,000 years old.
It has been a long time since the conscience has dealt with gravity and all of the forces that are in dialogue with it. Priests are teaching us that Ra, the first God, has created Nwt and Geb (fire and Earth). It is Amma (Imen/Amen) that completed the creation by adding Schw and Tefnt (air and water). It is from the harmony of these four elements that life will be born at the beginning of every cycle of reincarnation.
The whole universe is a vast podium of reception and emission of energy inside energies.
In chapter 17 of the Book of the Dead, the great God Ra said, "It is me the becoming of Khepra when became for me the becoming of the becomings of my becoming because many have been the desires out of my mouth while the Earth did not become while all the children of Earth and the snakes did not become. I came out of this place out of Nwn inside which I was among the seated".
This passage from the Book of the Dead is enlightening us about the vital importance of harmony in the mixture of energies, even before the material manifestation of its nature.
It is true that energies are the origins of existence; but without Yenu and Bayuali, which are the principal channels of energetic communication between Earth and space, they will not be any form, and without form, there cannot be a planet. This means that even our consciousness of existence happens through the channels of Bayuali and Yenu.
Everything is born from a dialogue. From a given or received energy, there will always be an answer. On Earth, life is like the result of the cosmic and terrestrial inputs (dialogue of energies). A plant receives Earth energies through its roots, channels them through its trunk, and sends them to the cosmic world through its branches and leaves; it also channels energies in the opposite direction, meaning from the cosmic level to the center of the Earth. One should understand that even the ability of movement that can be found in animal species does not disturb this principle of Yenu and Bayuali.
The first monotheist concept was introduced by the Pharaoh called Akhen-aten, but he didn't reject the millennia-old spiritual knowledge. He was simply led by the idea of uniformizing the material representation of divinities with a social hope of bringing people together. This is why he chose the sun as a representation of the unique creator God. But for the people, the path that leads the individual from his birth to his death and from his death to his reincarnation was known, followed, and analyzed as a scientific study of the dynamics of energies. This knowledge was written in the initiatic language called the "language of energy" or M'TAM (Earth Language). This energetic language has survived time and presents itself as a means through which we are supposed to base the spiritual evolution of our lives.
Nowadays, different doctrines have salvaged the concept of a unique God, but they could not establish the spiritual process that leads people to Him. These populations nowadays struggle, kill, and are ready to die in the name of the unique God, but they generally ignore the spiritual process that leads to that God. God should not be seen as a goal but as a stage in the spiritual research of ourselves. The intelligent person searches for his happiness and does it honestly. A person who is dying of thirst should not judge the hand that is handing him a cup of water. It is not the path that is traveled, but the happiness that is attained that is important. There is no reason to condemn the path through which our neighbor is looking for the truth. It is maybe the fear of being the one that is following the wrong path that frustrates us and leads to intolerance toward others. Terrorists are competing with ardor in their search for followers in the life that is taught as the adventure of the ego through social groups. In the worst cases, the individual goes to the level of looking at existence as a challenge to his will; everybody feels a bit like the makers of the world, and one turns to egocentric definitions that are all affected by our imperfections, ignorance, and absurdities.
