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Cosmic Game © Douglass A. White, 2012 v151207 141 Ra is the symbol for light. He is the Higher Self and contains the cosmic plan for the unfolding of the universe. The Egyptians knew that the entire universe is nothing but light. That includes humans and all of human experience, which means that human awareness is essentially the subjective value of light, and light is the objective value of human awareness. They are one and the same thing experienced from different viewpoints. The Hebrews preserved this ancient Egyptian concept by letting "RA" mean to see, and then reversing it to get the word for light: "AR". (They later disguised the connection by adding an "U" in the middle: "AUR". The other way in which the Egyptians depicted the sun in their art was in the form of a disk (sphere) with rays extending out from it. Sometimes the rays took the form of outstretched hands, and sometimes they were made from strings of "jed" glyphs 4 The arm-and-hand glyph means power. Rays of sunlight constantly transmit energy from the sun to the earth. That energy flowing over time is what we call power. The "jed" glyphs mean stability. A long string of such glyphs means that a ray of sunlight consists of a stream of very stable particles. These particles are what we now call "photons". If you view the "jed" glyph from above, as if it were coming toward you, you will see the glyph for Ra. The four flanges represent the four basic states of matter that evolve from light photons. How the Physical World Manifests from Pure Light/Awareness The problem with pure light is that it is abstract. There is really only one photon in the whole universe, and that photon happens to be YOU. The Egyptians called this being "Aakh" (W), the subjective self as a light being of pure awareness. The bird suggests a spiritual quality, and the crest suggests the pharaoh's cloth headdress. "Aakhet" (*) is the same word with a female suffix and represents the objective self as a shining apparition. The Egyptians made the glyph for "Aakhet" by simply adding shining rays to the glyph of Ra.
Cosmic Game © Douglass A. White, 2012 v151207 142 The appearance of many photons arises by the one photon vibrating so rapidly that to our senses it appears to be many photons in many different places at the same time rather like the way the flickering images on a television screen that are simply moving electrons give the illusion of a picture with diverse colors and shapes. Further on in our discussion we will show how this vibration becomes possible. The problem is that light photons must find a way to agglomerate into complex structures that will give the illusion of solid reality moving and changing in a three-dimensional universe. So we will begin with the light awareness all by itself. Since there is only the one photon of awareness-light, the only thing it can do is pretend to vibrate so as to pretend that there are two "photons", one of which is "not me". Since there really is only one photon light being, it has no defined structure at this stage. Thus the vibration of pretense has no visible result that can be experienced as a reality. However, it does set the stage for what we call gravity, because, as soon as there is the slightest relaxation from the pretense, the illusion of "not me" falls back into the reality that it is only me after all. After things get more complicated and one forgets about this original pretense, the fall back becomes an inexplicable tendency for all diverse phenomena to gravitate back toward unity. ME NOT ME However, at this early stage, the problem is that the pretense of establishing something that is "not me" does not lead to any real experience, since ME and NOT ME are still without structure (which means that the doodle I drew above is not accurate). It does hypothetically generate two points that define a line -- the possibility of one dimension in "space". What else can be done? The next step is for ME to rotate around NOT ME in an imaginary viewpoint shift to see if anything happens. It turns out that, relatively speaking, this is the same as NOT ME rotating around ME. It also is the same as spinning, but is very stressful, because it involves whirling around, but still has no results, since the undefined structure looks the same from all sides and that sameness is indistinguishable from nothing. The effort required for this spinning motion is the origin of electrical charge. It also adds another dimension of space, giving the abstract impression of a disc that is enshrined in the glyph for Ra. The third type of motion is a secondary spin. The secondary spin fixes the relative motions of the primary spin and introduces a third dimension of space. It amounts to the whole disc of the primary spin rotating into that third dimension. Since there is nothing to which it can relate, the secondary spin produces an axis through the center (diameter) of the disc such as appears when you spin a coin or ring by flipping it on its edge. This third motion generates the magnetic influence that appears to emanate from the two poles of the axis. The spinning disc now resembles a spinning sphere. We can summarize the three motions as follows: (1) a distinction between the center and the edge of a nascent circle; (2) primary rotation of the nascent circle about its center so
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