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A Fascinating Fast Mental Trip to Ancient Egypt
Last updated on: January 22, 2009 at 1:15 am by Rev. Dr. Todd Littleton
A Fascinating Fast Mental Trip to Ancient Egypt 2009-01-22T01:15:59-06:00 Rev. Dr. Todd Littleton
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What was your name in the year 1,879 b.c?
Would you like to know what your name was about twenty seven lives ago? You do? Then let’s make a mental trip to Egypt, because there has been a time traveling machine since the year 4,650 B.C. This wonderful machine is located inside the Great Pyramidof Giza, specifically in The King’s Chamber. So in order to find out your name we need to sit down facing eastwards in this sacred and mystical chamber.
Why am I doing this? Manly not to take for granted all the useful and interesting physical blessings you and I are enjoying here and now, secondly to make the communication with our Master within much more pleasant and practical. By going back to that year like it was a very recent memory, let’s say yesterday. In numbers we will go back 3,888 years. Amazing isn’t it?
Once more the use of our trust-worthy imagination is highly recommended. So let’s then imagine that this chamber is in our brain the master gland; the pineal body. And the Queen’s chamber is located beneath the King’s chamber, so the gland would be our pituitary gland, and our third eye would become the eternal Sphinx. We have to focus on our third eye first because this organ is physical and psychic at the same time. Its psychic function is to appreciate the nature of things in the spiritual world, so its physical function is to appreciate the amazing beauty of our material world. This super organ, then has a dual function. From it are projected several important ramifications. Let’s start with the two ramifications that descend into our olfactory nerve. Because it is our nose that remembers the most of all our senses we have to depend on this organ to have very vivid recallections from our long ago past, like it was only yesterday.
Also we have to remember what we heard, so there are another two ramifications that go to each of our ears, specifically out inner ears. Let’s then wake them up. Before concentrating on our eyes let’s visualize five pairs of ramifications that go down to each of our finger tips. We must recall how it feels to touch things in this interesting past experience. Now we’re ready to concentrate in our psychic eyes to recall images where we use to live, by remembering the clothing we people use to wear and also to be aware of the crystal clear tri-dimensional depth of field we experience as we walk slowly, moving around our wonderful past.
Our next step is to visualize our pineal body like it is a living vibrating organ shaped like a horizontal almond. This almond is made of blood, flesh and tiny crystals og pieces of ruby stone, so the vibration and the color it emanates is bright red color. This bright red color will be felt inside our head and beyond illuminating the King’s chamber like it was a dark room, this used in phoptography, but the light much pleasant and brighter.
Our last step will be to have at hand a recording of Sanskrit chants and feeling like these chants would be like loudspeakers in our pineal gland. Ys ir will be a show of light and sound inside our brains. It the right time to humbly ask our master within to send us some physical.psychic sensations to our consciousness. Spend from three to seven minutes in this dep state of meditation. Our moon phase is perfect to obtain very real spiritual experiences.
An Ancient Egyptian priest.
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