This was made abundantly clear in the exhibition and featured heavily in the reasons why the body of Tutankhamun, the boy king was surrounded by so many artefacts.Įven the kings named themselves after this gd - Rameses - means "born of Ra". In short, he was the god of the sun, the order of the world (maat), kings and even the sky. They thought that he ruled all parts of the created world, the sky, the earth and from the point of view of the Book of the Dead, which the Egyptians venerated - the underworld. The central figure in Egyptian religious belief was the sun god Ra. There were many elements that we found fascinating, not least the descriptions of how the Egyptians relied on magic and their obsession with the dead - whilst as the same reading the Torah's narrative regarding the way in which the magicians were able to replicate a number of the early plagues and we are later warned (in the Book of Devarim) to stay away from those who speak to the dead. It really is worth visiting before it disappears in May. The locusts gave the "coup de grace" by mopping up any remnants of food with their unrelenting attack on any food that might have remained:Ī few weeks ago, Stephnie and I visited the Saatchi Gallery to see the remarkable exhibition on Tutankhamun. They were deadly - both in human cost and the impact on the economy, with the crops being destroyed as a result of impact - both carnivores and omnivores amongst the Egyptians were now disadvantaged. Things however started changing with the hailstones. Plague number 5 decimated the cattle, so as bad things were, at least the Egyptian vegetarians weren't too bothered and no doubt, there were many more after the end the plague!Įven boils, painful as they were didn't present a mortal threat. The wild animals were ferocious and deadly but you could avoid them if you stayed indoors. To date, we've seen the decimation of Egypt - the first couple of plagues were more of an irritant than a serious threat.īlood, frogs and lice were not exactly pleasant, but at least they didn't result in too much damage to humans or animals. I encourage everyone to re-listen to the entire album and let his words encourage you to research the actual truths behind our existence, which you will NEVER find in a school textbook! Like John Mayer said, "they read all the books but they can't find the answers.What is it about the plague of darkness that distinguishes it from its predecessors and why darkness of all things? This song is actually the precursor to "The Art of Dying", where Harrison warned us that unless we ascend here in the Maya to a level of Loving everyone and everything in the moment, we are doomed to repeat this cycle (Samsara) as mere victims who continually experience Death. Belonging to others (and their systems of belief) will lead you into the darkness. Discovering who you are and the things that you actually like are recipes for success and happiness, which is the light.
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So, get back to the land.opt out of organized societies and cities.fend for your own needs, and thus define your own wants.not what some Ad or TV show tells you to desire. Just remember that we were created out of LOVE for the sole purpose of LOVING! Linear Time is merely an illusion, it cannot exist when all matter is merely empty space that pops in and out of existence whenever we focus upon it. My InterpretationBeware of Darkness is an incredibly important song.Harrison was sharing his learned, intuitive wisdom with us.don't waste your precious 3-D Illusory, physical lives in the 5 senses to money, work, worries, debts, appointments and worthless consumer goods.
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