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Mystical Philosophy of Universal Consciousness
"Soul to heaven, body to earth."
"Man is to become God-like through a life of virtue and the cultivation of the spirit
through scientific knowledge, practice and bodily discipline."
"Salvation is accomplished through the efforts of the individual.
There is no mediator between man and {his/her} salvation."
"Salvation is the freeing of the soul from its bodily fetters, becoming a God through
knowledge and wisdom, controlling the forces of the cosmos instead of being a slave to
them, subduing the lower nature and through awakening the Higher Self, ending the
cycle of rebirth
and dwelling with the Neters who direct and control the Great Plan."
Egyptian Yoga is a revolutionary new way to understand and practice Ancient Egyptian
Mysticism, the Ancient Egyptian mystical religion (Shetaut Neter). Egyptian Yoga is what has
been commonly referred to by Egyptologists as Egyptian "Religion" or "Mythology," but to
think of it as just another set of stories or allegories about a long lost civilization is to completely
miss the greatest secret of human existence. What is Yoga? The literal meaning of the word
YOGA is to "YOKE" or to "LINK" back. The implication is to link back individual
consciousness to its original source, the original essence: Universal Consciousness. In a broad
sense Yoga is any process which helps one to achieve liberation or freedom from the bondage to
human pain and spiritual ignorance. So whenever you engage in any activity with the goal of
promoting the discovery of your true Self, be it studying the wisdom teachings, exercise, fasting,
meditation, breath control, rituals, chanting, prayer, etc., you are practicing yoga. If the goal is to
help you to discover your essential nature as one with God or the Supreme Being or
Consciousness, then it is Yoga. Yoga, in all of its forms as the disciplines of spiritual
development, as practiced in Ancient Egypt earlier than anywhere else in history. The ancient
scriptures describe how Asar, the first mythical king of Ancient Egypt, traveled throughout Asia
and Europe establishing civilization and the practice of religion. This partially explains why the
teachings of mystical spirituality known as Yoga and Vedanta in India are so similar to the
teachings of Shetaut Neter (Ancient Egyptian religion - Egyptian Yoga. This unique perspective
from the highest philosophical system which developed in Africa over seven thousand years ago
provides a new way to look at life, religion, psychology and the way to spiritual development
leading to spiritual Enlightenment. So Egyptian Yoga is not merely a philosophy but a discipline
for promoting spiritual evolution in a human being, allowing him or her to discover the ultimate
truth, supreme peace and utmost joy which lies within the human heart. These are the true
worthwhile goals of life. Anything else is settling for less. It would be like a personality who
owns vast riches thinking that he is poor and homeless. Every human being has the potential to
discover the greatest treasure of all existence if they apply themselves to the study and practice
of the teachings of Yoga with the proper guidance. Sema (?) is the Ancient Egyptian word and
symbol meaning union or Yoga. This is the vision of Egyptian Yoga.
The Study of Yoga
When we look out upon the world, we are often baffled by the multiplicity, which constitutes
the human experience. What do we really know about this experience? Many scientific
disciplines have developed over the last two hundred years for the purpose of discovering the
mysteries of nature, but this search has only engendered new questions about the nature of
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