Aquarian Mythology - Film Score Rundowns

The Egyptian Mysteries (B)
Plutarch in Isis and Osiris wrote:
"When you hear of the fables of the Egyptians concerning their gods - their wanderings,
cutting to pieces and other mishaps, you should not suppose that any of them happened or
was done in the manner related."
"Nations have established and do employ symbols, some obscure, some more intelligible,
in order to lead the understanding into things divine. In the same way you must hear the
stories about the gods, and receive them from such as interpret myths, in a reverent and
philosophic spirit."
Hippolytus in his Refutations asserted:
"The source whence Plato derived his theory in the Timaeus is the wisdom of the
Egyptians; for from
this source ...Solon taught the entire system... to the Greeks." (6.17)
The Mysteries of Isis dealt with the killing out of the lower passions of the neophyte and
his subsequent entry into the Light of spiritual illumination. He had direct out-of-thebody
experiences (called "astral travel") and therefore knew that there was no death for
the Soul.
The Egyptian Genesis
The creative forces of emanation come forth from the great abyss of Nu. Kneph or
Khnum is the potter who breathes life into the waters of space (Pisces). He fashions the
limb of Osiris on the potter's wheel from the Cosmic Egg.
(a) Capricorn - Nu, abyss.
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