The Cosmic Game

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Amen in His Characteristic Inthyphallic Pose
The erect phallus in the KV6 drawing divides the pharaoh's body in half between the top
of his head and the bottom of his feet. On the far right of the other half of the tableau
pharaoh stands wearing an elaborate "atef" crown and offers a little statue of Maat
(Truth) to a standing statue of Ptah-Asar, who holds two "was" scepters at angles. The
"was" in his right hand marks a diagonal to the base line, which, when rotated defines the
top of the Heaven glyph as its uppermost tangent. Ptah-Asar stands on a wedge-shaped
platform that means "Maat" (Truth). His vertical axis is 1 meter from the little Maat
statue and 2 meters from the tableau's right side. In front of him a small figure of Maat
stands, wearing her totem ostrich plume on her crown chakra. Above the entire tableau
an elongated glyph for heaven (Pet 2) brackets the figures so that we know they form
an integrated whole. Schwaller de Lubicz has added some guidelines with numbers and
letters so that we can understand the dimensions of the figures and their significance.
The number one at the bottom left calls attention to a special red line added after the
tableau was painted so that we know this is the base line. The number two just over the
scarab beetle calls attention to another special red mark that indicates the top of the
tableau figures. The line also is tangent to the solar disk that the scarab pushes,
indicating that the sun is about to ascend into the sky. The number three calls attention to
a third red line at the bottom of the royal cartouches that extends to touch the brow
chakra of the pharaoh from whose brow emerges a cobra mounted on a filet to symbolize
that pharaoh's brow chakra is open and his eye of wisdom sees Truth.