Aquarian Mythology - Film Score Rundowns

The Gods Who Lived With Men (A)
The tale of the gods who lived before the Pharaohs refers to a period in Egyptian history
when "men and
gods were one thing", that is to say they lived together, on what was then a non physical
plane, in the
early part of the Third Lemurian Root Race. This simple key to early religion provides an
insurmountable obstacle to the scientific mind.
Humanity lived originally on non-physical planes in the early Lemurian Root Race. The
life period was
longer on the higher planes. As mankind descended to the physical so the life period
decreased. This is
demonstrated in the Bible and in the Egyptian texts. (Thoth 3,726 years, Geb 1,773 years,
Horus 300
years.) The Egyptians were aware of the spiritual hierarchies because they communicated
with them.
Thoth-Hermes was an actual teacher of the Egyptians. The gods are not and never were
"a poetic
phantasy" of the Egyptian people.
The priest Manethos of Sebennytus wrote a Greek papyrus in Ptolemaic times listing the
gods of Egypt
who reigned before the Pharaohs. These "gods" are none other than "perfected" men - in
Christian
terms, "the communion of saints" - in esoteric terms, the Adept hierarchy.
The Gods Who Lived With Men (B)
In the Egyptian teachings Ra was said to grow old. Therefore, he mounted on the back of
the cow Nut.
Eight gods in four sets of two supported its feet. (This refers to the Ogdoad.) Ra withdrew
to heaven on
Nut after handing his throne over to Thoth the god of the Moon and Wisdom. (So the cow
is said to
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