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Mystical Philosophy of Universal Consciousness
The Neteru and Their Temples
Diagram 1: The Ancient Egyptian Temple Network
The sages of Kamit instituted a system by which the teachings of spirituality were espoused
through a Temple organization. The major divinities were assigned to a particular city. That
divinity or group of divinities became the “patron” divinity or divinities of that city. Also, the
Priests and Priestesses of that Temple were in charge of seeing to the welfare of the people in
that district as well as maintaining the traditions and disciplines of the traditions based on the
particular divinity being worshipped. So the original concept of “Neter” became elaborated
through the “theologies” of the various traditions. A dynamic expression of the teachings
emerged, which though maintaining the integrity of the teachings, expressed nuances of variation
in perspective on the teachings to suit the needs of varying kinds of personalities of the people of
different locales.
In the diagram above, the primary or main divinities are denoted by the Neter symbol ( ).
The house structure represents the Temple for that particular divinity. The interconnections with
the other Temples are based on original scriptural statements espoused by the Temples that
linked the divinities of their Temple with the other divinities. So this means that the divinities
should be viewed not as separate entities operating independently, but rather as family members
who are in the same “business” together, i.e. the enlightenment of society, albeit through
variations in form of worship, name, form (expression of the Divinity), etc. Ultimately, all the
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