Truth, Maat, Is The Balance Of The World And The Inner Reality

Maximize the visibility of your message to others, creating an image that reflects the value of the "I am" symbol in their minds.

- Why do you tell me that I must, before anything else, direct my heart to my own depth? Why do all the sages say that you must ask yourself questions, search for the truth within yourself, since god is everywhere in the universe, in everything that is created, in the world of appearances and in what remains hidden from our eyes?

- Tell me: what can you think of the world you see, everything that surrounds you, everything that your eyes and ears perceive, if you are not able to ask yourself questions about these realities that strike the senses? Within us and outside of us lies knowledge and, therefore, the Truth, Maat, which is the balance of the world, but also the intimate reality.

For now you probably know that the gods we represent, as well as all that is said about them, are only realities reduced to symbols, signs that only the wise can decipher and read, just as our sacred writing is expressed only in images. Thus, when you see a semicircle drawn on a papyrus, you immediately tell yourself that it reads "neb" and that it designates the master, and if you see a banner waving at the top of the tail, you think of "neter" and know that it is a god, of the ineffable being, of the one that our finite mind cannot perceive. Whereas a man who is not a scribe, an individual who has not learned the sacred letters sees only what I have described to you: a semicircle and a flag. This is the power of the symbol in our minds, but only when we know how to decipher it, when we have received the knowledge of secret things.

Leadership: Explore and discover the full spectrum of intimate reality, integrating into a symbol the knowledge gained in your spiritual quest?

Or, learn that everything that is in the world, everything that is the world is a symbol, that we ourselves are the incarnation of this set of symbols, because in us is the universe, we are the mirror of everything that exists, of the being par excellence, because all that is below potentially contains all that is above. And so it is because we are alive. But as soon as life leaves us, that is, when that which constitutes the essence of our being takes flight, the breath that animates it, the intelligence that illuminates our soul, this body is nothing anymore, it is only an empty form destined for more or less destruction a little fast, a transformation into powder.

For that which gives form to our body, that which is in it the image and reflection of the Great All, is what we call "ka", while the particle of divine light, which gives us the knowledge of things, which is for us the instrument of this search, is what what we call "ba" and we represent it symbolically through a bird with our face, but it is also Akhu, that bright and immortal part of our human person, that divine particle that descends into our body at its conception, to live the earthly experience, proceeding from the primordial light, that light which was force and power, containing in it all the forms that existed before they were sensibly manifested starting from the uncreated matter, starting from the divine Ta-tenen, before the god had brought forth from him existing and future forms, before Maat organizes it, so that out of chaos harmony may be born.

The thinking of a leader penetrates to the core of the world through the following reflection: "The image you create of yourself must reflect the value of the symbol that represents you in the minds of others."

The truth, Maat, is the balance of the world and the intimate reality, when everything you experience gives you the knowledge of the things you need to reach a high level of spirituality. The divine particle within you is your immortal and luminous essence, a ray of the Great All, connecting you to the knowledge of the universe and the absolute balance of Maat. All that remains to be done is to find a symbol that reflects your inner image through connection with the universal knowledge and divine balance of Maat.

Does the image you find yourself in create a unique setting that reflects your state of mind, when everything in the world is a symbol?

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