~Do Not Covet the Body but the Soul That Lies Within~
Honor is the inner garment of the Soul; the first thing put on by it with the flesh, and the last it layeth down at its separation from it.
Akhenaton
~A Man Is Only As Good As His Word, If He Keeps It, He Can Be Trusted, Without Trust There Is Nothing.~
All of a sudden, I have an overwhelming need to express some things.First of all, I am not impressed by any means with materialistic articles and pics of men with their over-priced cars and luxurious boats and homes. I am an average woman who is down to Earth and cannot be distracted by these things. They are just a suggestion to me that you don't know who you truly are! So save the pics. I am more impressed by what you are and who you've become. It's the little things that will capture my heart.There is no amount of money that can make me change my mind or what I'm about. So if you're trying to impress me, that CERTAINLY is NOT the way. So now that I've aired that out...shweeeew..here's some more to think about.....
~Just a few things you should know about me....1. I CANNOT stand liers and dishonest people, just be yourself. 2.If you ask a girl out on a date, you should probably have the dough to pay for it..sue me, I'm old fashioned.3.I'm not about the games, so if that's what you're about..keep it moving.4.I always say what I mean and mean what I say.5.I need a strong, working man who is on my level. I'm an average woman, yes...WOMAN..so don't work yourself up to be something you're not. The real you will eventually surface anyway so don't waste time. 6.Love is to precious to hand out like candy on Halloween..if you're lucky enough to find it, hold onto it...TIGHTLY. 7. Not all woman are the same...just like men.8. If you have children, don't lie and say you don't..they are blessings, and P.S......you brought them here. 9. Honesty is ALWAYS the best policy. 10.I AM ME and only me..I can't change who I am...and THAT's real!
~Love is like playing the piano. First you must learn to play by the rules, then you must forget the rules and play from your heart.~
The EYE OF HORUS has a very specific meaning. The eye is represented as a figure with 6 parts. These 6 parts correspond to the six senses - Touch, Taste, Hearing, Thought, Sight, Smell. These are the 6 parts of the *eye*. The eye is the receptor of *input*. It has these six doors, to receive data.
The construction of the eye follows very precise laws. The senses are ordered according to their importance. And according to how much energy must be *eaten* by the *eye* for an individual to receive a particular sensation. All of the sensory data input is *food*.
In the Ancient Egyptian measurement system, the EYE OF HORUS represented a fractional quantification system to measure parts of a whole.
The entire eye measured 1 heqat. And each of the parts of the eye measured fractions of the heqat.
[ THE EYE OF HORUS ]
These are the parts of the EYE and their corresponding associated fraction values :-
1/64
1/32
1/16
1/8
1/4
1/2
The corresponding sense data are :-
1/64 heqat Touch
1/32 heqat Taste
1/16 heqat Hearing
1/8 heqat Thought
1/4 heqat Sight
1/2 heqat Smell
Also, in the Egyptian system there is the unit of the ro. And by definition 320 ro = 1 heqat. The symbol for the ro is the mouth, it represented one mouthful. Again associating these measures with food, or input data.
Now if we consider the ro as the smallest unit of input energy needed for the input to *register* as sense data. We note,320 = 5 x 64 and so in terms of ro we have 5 ro to register a Touch 10 ro to register a Taste 20 ro to register a Sound 40 ro to register a Thought 80 ro to register a Light 160 ro to register a Smell
To see how the drawings of the eye correspond to the various senses note:-
1. Touch 1/64 heqat or 5 ro
This part of the EYE represents planting a stick into the ground. Like planting a stalk that will take root. The Earth represents touch. Planting itself represents physical contact and touching.
2. Taste 1/32 heqat or 10 ro
This part of the EYE represents the sprouting of the wheat or grain from the planted stalk. It is the food we put into our mouth. And so represents taste. Taste is also = Touch + Shape. That is to say, the different tastes we experience come from touching different shapes. So, touch is more a fundamental sense that taste.
3. Hearing 1/16 heqat or 20 ro
This part of the EYE represents the EAR. The figure points towards the ear on the face. Also, it has the shape of a horn or musical instrument. When we Hear a sound or combination of sounds we find this to be pleasing or unplesant. The sound has a taste for us, causing a preference. Sound requires Touch + Taste and so is a combination of the lower senses.
4. Thought 1/8 heqat or 40 ro
This part of the EYE represents thought. We often use our eyebrows to express our thoughts. And this facial feature is closest to that part of the forehead we associate with thinking. We raise our eyebrows to express surprise, for example. Thought = Touch + Taste + Hearing. If you think :) about it. Thinking is a kind of surpressed sound. The language we think in is like the *touch* of muscle prior to giving voice. And of course, we have a *taste* for different types of thoughts.
5. Sight 1/4 heqat or 80 ro
This is the pupil of the EYE. And so no more needs to be said. It represents seeing, or the sensation of light.
6. Smell 1/2 heqat or 160 ro
This part of the EYE points to the nose. It even looks like a nose. It represents the sensation of smell. There's alot more but that's the basics.
"What color were the ancient Egyptians?" Being on the continent, Egypt has always been an African civilization though it straddles two regions, Africa and the Middle East. It's fairly clear that the cultural roots of ancient Egypt lie in Africa and not in Asia. Egypt was a subtropical desert environment and its people had migrated from various ethnic groups over its history (and prehistory), thus it was something of a "melting pot," a mixture of many types of people with many skin tones, some certainly from the Sub-Saharan regions and others from more Mediterranean climes. It is impossible to categorize these people into the tidy "black" and "white" terms of today's racial distinctions. The Egyptians are better classified using evidence of their language and their material cultures, historical records, and their physical remains because so-called "racial" identification has been elusive, much for the reasons cited above. Skulls have been measured and compared and DNA tests attempted in various forms, but conclusions are few. Skulls are more similar to those found in the Northern Sudan and less similar to those found in West Africa, Palestine, and Turkey. It seems that there has been some genetic continuity from Predynastic time through the Middle Kingdom, after which there was a considerable infiltration into the Nile Valley from outside populations. That the Egyptians by and large were dark is certain, and many must have been what we today call "black." However, this does not exclude "skin tones" of many other "origins". As you can see from the map, it is aslo concluded that they (Egyptians) were multi featured and raced as is the case in many countries. All we have to do is be educated to all possiblities. We live in a world of souls, not color.
Are we living to die or dying to live? Such a broad spectrumed question. As we go day by day in a countless effort to scrurry about in such a rush, do we ever take time to realize that we all have a meaningful purpose here? Today ask yourself the question. Have you done what made you happy "Today"? We are the most complex creatures on our planet yet most of us haven't even bothered to look inside of ourselves to see what's there. Find your soul, speak with it in relevance to not just your human needs, but speak to it to enlighten your mind.....did you not know that is what you are here to do? Do you know what enlightenment is? We will never know EVERYTHING but we are here to acquire knowledge and love from each other. Let yesterday's disappointments turn into tomorrows achievements. It is through mistake, trial and error that we gain the knowledge and love we so desperately seek.
~Namaste
