The Invisible, Which The Common Mind Cannot Perceive

You can change the way you perceive the world and reality only if you understand that everything that surrounds you, including matter that seems inert, is animated by divinity.

- If I understood your thinking correctly, you want to make me understand that not only the gods are emanations of the primordial god, being manifestations in different forms of the creator of the worlds, but the entire universe, everything that surrounds us, the inert matter itself, all are divine, are the particles of divinity?

- Exactly. But he learns that nothing is inert, not even matter, for it is only an appearance. These elements which surround us and are the constituent parts of the visible world - the earth, the water, the air, the fixed and movable stars, the moon and the sun, whose nature seems to us to be the same as that of fire, all these elements are animated by an inner life, of a movement that we cannot perceive, but which is real. As for the gods who appear to our eyes in human or animal forms or, rather, whom we represent in these special forms, they are only some representative symbols of an ultimate reality of things, a reality that remains invisible to our eyes, hiding- both our physical perceptions and our minds.

Can you imagine what it would be like to live a life with the awareness that beyond material reality there is an invisible and eternal divine background, so that you extend your reality into your own consciousness?

In this are the ultimate realities that symbolize the name of Amon, the hidden one, the Invisible One, which the common spirit cannot perceive. why this "nave" placed at the end of this hall, mystical representation of the world, is empty.

- Do you mean that it is empty because the god, the Hidden One, cannot manifest itself to our eyes?

- He is the invisible essence of things, while Thoth, under his two aspects, which you can discover on your right and on your left, symbolizes the sensible manifestation of the infinite and eternal god.

- How can god be infinite and eternal since you made me understand that time and space are just illusions, to which our experience as living and mortal beings lends a false reality? We, as living beings, have only a precarious existence in a world which, through its various and converging movements, nocturnal, diurnal and annual, forms a kind of threads that constitute the fabric of time. Because that's what I understood from your explanations.

Can you grasp the essence of those realities that escape common understanding, such as the infinite and the eternal, thus providing insight into the world beyond the limits of human perception?

- You understood well and your conclusions are justified. This is the reason why when they use the terms infinite and eternal, as attributes of god, you cannot appreciate their true measure, you must take them, as some esoteric terms, whose real meaning escapes our understanding. They are not things that are transmitted from master to disciple, but mysterious realities, which can never be sensed except by the spirit, by that inner illumination that makes us ahu, those incorporeal, timeless and luminous beings into which we transform after that I have passed the gates of death, the last limits of all initiation.

But about this I must be silent, for you have not received the indispensable knowledge that will enable you to cross this mysterious threshold. For now, the knowledge acquired in my company and which you will be able to deepen by reading the second book of Thoth, which I will entrust to you now, is enough for you. You will stay with her for another month in this temple, two months if you wish, and if you feel the need, even longer, to meditate and deepen the teachings you received in Heliopolis and here.

You will be able to perceive yourself as "sensible manifestation" only by exploring the ways in which the divine is reflected in the material world. Only a messenger of faith can facilitate such profound knowledge and provide a window into the hidden dimensions of existence, transcending the limits of human understanding.

The invisible, which the common mind cannot perceive, highlights the ultimate reality of existence that transcends our limited perceptions, urging us to a continuous exploration of life's mysteries. It is important to explore the ways in which the divine is reflected in the material world, even if a deep understanding of the divine requires the recognition that its essence is not limited to what can be directly perceived.

* Note: Guy Rachet - Cheops and the Ibis conjuration, Lucman Publishing House, 2003