Khemetic Science Flashcards
Learn the practices, beliefs & wisdom of Khemetic Science & principles of Maat
Where did the Khemetic beliefs & philosophy come from?
Through deep soulful observation of nature & the experience of nature.
What are we naturally born with?
Our soul (Ka), spirituality & God w/ in
What are we?
God, Ka, Soul
What is our higher purpose in life?
Come closer to our Godly self & express our true nature.
How did the physical body come to be and why?
From Ka (soul) in order to understand God from the relationship of Body & Soul
What is “Nun” referenced as?
Primordial waters - the ocean - the source
What does Primordial mean in reference to Nun?
Existing source from the beginning of time.
What principle is beyond the physical?
Divine Male & Female principle
Male & Female are what type of representations in the Divine Masculine & Feminine Principle?
Just physical representations of an abstract principle
What is the Divine Masculine & Feminine principle based on?
Metaphor & Analogy as well as nature teaching through examples.
What are some key things that represent Divine Feminine?
Inner/Internal, in the dark, passive, ties to desires.
What are some key things that represent Divine Masculine?
Outer/Outwardly directed, in the light, driven, aggressive, optimistic
What is the ruler of “incubation” or the impulse to create?
Feminine
Where does our balance come from when applying the Divine Principle?
Using/flipping between both Masculine & Feminine traits/energy.
When using the metaphor of a seed being planted(received), what Divinity applys?
Feminine - the seed or idea processes internally. Like a planted seed.
When using the metaphor of a seed being given or put in place, what Divinity applys?
Masculine - Male action/aggression gives the seed in order to create/materialize or start the growth process.
What exercises the Masculine?
Taking action, being optimistic and driven.
What exercises the Feminine?
Meditation/Contemplation - being one w/ inner thoughts/emotions
Who is the Divinity in Khemet that represents thought, writing & math, as well as the ability to take action, produce from the mind (Manifest)?
Tehuti (Thoth)
Who is the Divinity in Khemet that represents ideas, imagination/visualization, memories, future & past lives?
Seshat
Each Divinity has an opposite when together represents 1 or whole. What does this mean? Example?
Each male Divinity has an equal yet opposite counter part (Tehuti + Seshat) + others.
Men’s & women’s physical parts are used as analogies to represent what?
The anatomy points to men(penis) in the light | women(womb) internal in the dark
Growth or change is considered what?
Masculine - the act of expansion or opening up to the light or known.
Neter is the principle of what?
Nature
The Neters (Divinities or symbols) are used to involve what?
The known from the unknown
The Neters help us understand what?
The universe by living in a true state or form. Daily experience.
Which Neter(Divinity) represents the left brain and logic?
Tehuti
Which Neter(Divinity) represents the right brain and intuition/creativity?
Seshat
Khemetians saw the world in what ways?
Analogies, symbolisms, and metaphors.
What comes out of Nun or from Nun?
NaTuRe or the NTR (Neters) and all creation
Complete unity is 64/64 what is all of the creation add up to be?
63/64 - all of creation is derived from and a fraction of the original source.
Numbers were regarded as what?
Any number is only a fraction of unity
The NTRU (Neters) were considered what?
A representation of universal principles or divine law
What 3 NTRU make up the God Head or Trinity?
Amen, Ra, Ptah
What are the 3 types of NTRU?
MetaUniversal, MetaPhysical, Natural neters
MetaUniversal Neters are characterized as what?
Are outside of the physical & and non-physical world. Represent all of creation & principles of creation. They often non-engendered
MetaPhysical Neters are characterized as what?
Are the laws & principles on spirit & nature (Physical and metaphysical creation)
Natural Neters are characterized as what?
Focus on nature and/or the natural world
What Neter in the trinity represents the acknowledgment of the mysterious (unknown) aspect of creation?
Amen
Ra is considered what?
The animating spirit/catalyst for all physical & non-physical creation (Consciousness)
Ptah represents what?
The spark of consciousness descended and trapped into all physical matter.
Atum (Adam) is the beginning of what?
the beginning of all elements that make the invisible visible
Shu represents _____ and Tefnut represents ____?
Shu = Air Tefnut = Humidity
Geb represents _____ and Nut represents ____?
Geb = Earth Nut = Sky
The story of Ausar & Auset represents what principles
The cycle of death, rebirth and resurrection
Seth (Satan) is Ausar’s brother but he also represents what?
Principle of opposition and support for all creation.
Ausar(rebirthed thru nature) & his wife Auset birthed who as the result of the true “virgin” birth?
Heru - the seed of light (the fallen angel), a new beginning
Where is the location of Khemet?
Location in Africa from an area near the southern Nile river valley all the way up to present-day Egypt
Nubia (present-day Sudan) is the what of Egyptian knowledge.
Mother
Ethiopia is the _____ of Egyptian knowledge
Daughter
What 3 places make up the origin or Grandmother of Egyptian knowledge?
Somalia, Kenya, and Uganda
What is Khemet?
The “Black Land” or “Land of the Blacks”
Black Africans ruled Egypt until when?
1650 BCE
Around what time did the Hyksos (group of Asiatic people) invade Egypt?
1650 BCE
Is Khemet the first great civilization in Egypt?
No, but it is the last and longest-lasting in Egypt? The most profound in the world?
Indigenous teachings date Khemet’s civilization about how many years back?
65,000+
Ancient Africans used mythological concepts to explain what principle?
The principle of numbers that are the foundation of nature.
What is a story about how the universe came to be but also what?
How numbers act as functions of the universe and the make up of all the qualities in the universe.
Atum is the principle of what, when it comes to numbers?
Monad - which masculine & feminine
Atum has what 2 characteristics?
Personification of universal law & The creator
