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Mystical Philosophy of Universal Consciousness
The same Supreme Being, Neter, is the winged all-encompassing transcendental Divinity, the Spirit who, in
the early history, is called “Heru.” The physical universe in which the Heru lives is called “Hetheru” or the
“house of Heru.” This divinity (Heru) is also the Nun or primeval substratum from which all matter is
composed. The various divinities and the material universe are composed from this primeval substratum. Neter
is actually androgynous and Heru, the Spirit, is related as a male aspect of that androgyny. However, Heru in
the androgynous aspect, gives rise to the solar principle and this is seen in both the male and female divinities.
The image above provides an idea of the relationships between the divinities of the three main Neterian
spiritual systems (traditions): Anunian Theology, Wasetian (Theban) Theology and Het-Ka-Ptah (Memphite)
Theology. The traditions are composed of companies or groups of gods and goddesses. Their actions,
teachings and interactions with each other and with human beings provide insight into their nature as well as
that of human existence and Creation itself. The lines indicate direct scriptural relationships and the labels also
indicate that some divinities from one system are the same in others, with only a name change. Again, this is
attested to by the scriptures themselves in direct statements, like those found in the Prt m Hru text Chapter 4
(17). 2
Listening to the Teachings
“Mestchert”
“Listening, to fill the ears, listen attentively-“
What should the ears be filled with?
The sages of Shetaut Neter enjoined that a Shemsu Neter (follower of Neter, an initiate or
aspirant) should listen to the WISDOM of the Neterian Traditions. These are the myth related to
the gods and goddesses containing the basic understanding of who they are, what they represent,
how they relate human beings and to the Supreme Being. The myths allow us to be connected to
the Divine.
An aspirant may choose any one of the 5 main Neterian Traditions.
• Shetaut Anu – Teachings of the Ra Tradition
• Shetaut Menefer – Teachings of the Ptah Tradition
• Shetaut Waset – Teachings of the Amun Tradition
• Shetaut Netrit – Teachings of the Goddess Tradition
• Shetaut Asar – Teachings of the Asarian Tradition
• Shetaut Aton – Teachings of the Aton Tradition
2 See the book The Egyptian Book of the Dead by Muata Ashby
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