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Ancient Coins of Wisdom

Ancient knowledge and wisdom are invaluable resources that can help humanity move forward into the future. The wisdom of our ancestors can provide us with insights into how to live in harmony with nature, how to cultivate inner peace, and how to build sustainable communities. Unfortunately, much of this knowledge has been lost over time, and we are left to reinvent wheel. By rediscovering and preserving ancient knowledge, we can tap into a wealth of wisdom that can help us create a better for ourselves and future generations.

Thoth the Atlantean

 Other names of  Thoth, Jehuti, Jehuty, Tahuti, Tehuti, Zehuti, Techu, or Tetu.

Thoth the Atlantean is a legendary figure known for his wisdom and knowledge. According to ancient texts, he played a significant role in helping humanity by sharing his vast knowledge of science, mathematics, and spirituality. Thoth was believed to have been a teacher and guide to the people of Atlantis, and his teachings were said to have helped them achieve great advancements in technology and spirituality. He was also known as the god of writing and was credited with creating the first written language. Thoth's legacy continues to inspire people to this day, and his teachings remain a source of wisdom and guidance for those seeking knowledge and enlightenment.

I, Thoth, the Atlantean,

give of my wisdom, give of my knowledge, give of my power. Freely I give to the children of men. Give that they, too, might have wisdom to shine through the world from the veil of the night. Wisdom is power and power is wisdom, one with each other, perfecting the whole.

Thoth The Atlantean
Egypt Edfu temple, Aswan. Passage flanked by two glowing walls full of Egyptian hieroglyph

From Tablet X (Key of Time)

Knew I then that in Words are power
to open the planes that are hidden from man.
Aye, that even in Words lies hidden the key
that will open above and below.

 

Hark ye, now man, this word I leave with thee.
Use it and ye shall find power in its sound.
Say ye the word:
"ZIN-URU"
and power ye shall find.
Yet must ye understand that man is of Light
and Light is of man.

Hear ye and listen, O my children.
Magic is knowledge and only is Law.
Be not afraid of the power within thee
for it follows Law as the stars in the sky.

Know ye that to be without knowledge,
wisdom is magic and not of the Law.
But know ye that ever ye by your knowledge
can approach closer to a place in the Sun.

List ye, my children, follow my teaching.
Be ye ever seeker of Light.
Shine in the world of men all around thee,
a Light on the path that shall shine among men.

Follow ye and learn of my magic.
Know that all force is thine if thou wilt.
Fear not the path that leads thee to knowledge,
but rather shun ye the dark road.

Light is thine, O man, for the taking.
Cast off the fetters and thou shalt be free.

Zin-Uru
Ma'at'

Ma'at'

What are the 7 principles of maat? Some contemporary pagan groups promote the 'Seven Principles of Ma'at' as guidance for leading a good life. These seven principles do not appear in ancient Egyptian texts but are adaptation. The seven principles are

Truth, Justice, Harmony, Balance, Order, Propriety, and Reciprocity.

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How old are the 42 laws of maat?

During the reign of Pharaoh Menes, around 2925 B.C.E., after the unification of upper and lower Kemet, archaeological finds evidence administration of the 42 Laws of Maat among the Kemet people as deduced from Kemet coffin texts or funerary papyri dating from this period.

About Maat' the Ancient God
Ancient Kemet                                              and
About Thoth the Atlantean, how effected the Earth & Humanity.

The modern re-writing of the 42 Ideals of Ma’at. A Positive Confession for the Present Day.

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  1. I honor virtue

  2. I benefit with gratitude

  3. I am peaceful

  4. I respect the property of others

  5. I affirm that all life is sacred

  6. I give offerings that are genuine

  7. I live in truth

  8. I regard all altars with respect

  9. I speak with sincerity

  10. I consume only my fair share

  11. I offer words of good intent

  12. I relate in peace

  13. I honor animals with reverence

  14. I can be trusted

  15. I care for the earth

  16. I keep my own council

  17. I speak positively of others

  18. I remain in balance with my emotions

  19. I am trustful in my relationships

  20. I hold purity in high esteem

  21. I spread joy

  22. I do the best I can

  23. I communicate with compassion

  24. I listen to opposing opinions

  25. I create harmony

  26. I invoke laughter

  27. I am open to love in various forms

  28. I am forgiving

  29. I am kind

  30. I act respectfully

  31. I am accepting

  32. I follow my inner guidance

  33. I converse with awareness

  34. I do good

  35. I give blessings

  36. I keep the waters pure

  37. I speak with good intent

  38. I praise the Goddess and the God

  39. I am humble

  40. I achieve with integrity

  41. I advance through my own abilities

  42. I embrace the All

Modern re-writing of Ma’at 42 ideals credit: Lady Loren Vigne, Temple of Isis

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