Metu Neter: The Great Oracle of Tehuti and the Egyptian System of Spiritual Cultivation: 1

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This intro course covers the picture writing, glyph sounds, syllabary, determinatives (idea signs), vocabulary, and the basic grammar of Medu Neter. The Cosmogenesis of the Objective Realm (The Noumenal Plane, Divisions of the Noumenal Plane, The Great Divine Trinity)

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Medu Neter means "words of nature," nature being all the infinite forms of existence. Its name is reflective of both its complexity, spiritual nature, and the reverence in which its speakers held it.The Deities of the Metu Neter (Amen, Ausar, Tehuti, Seker, Maat, Herukhuti, Heru, Het-heru, Sebek, Auset, Seb/Geb – The God of the Earth, Sheps & Dark Deceased, Ra) If you prefer a more hands-on approach, you might consider attending workshops or classes on reading the Metu Neter Oracle. These can provide you with the opportunity to learn from experienced readers and practitioners, and to practice your skills in a supportive and nurturing environment.

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The book describes the three states of consciousness from Yoga science which were perhaps first documented in Pata-jali's Yoga Sutra's: Dhyāna, Dhāraṇā, and Samadhi. Emphasis is placed upon the ability to control these states of consciousness, and thus avoid "sowing" in to one's consciousness, the "seeds" of thoughts which enter without the operation of one's will (only to cause un-willed thoughts to return again later and thus increase the likelihood of producing action and a further binding to one's conditionings). Kemetic Astrology - Study of the Stars Part 1, Kemetic Astrology - Study of the Stars Part 2, and The Study of Animals and Plants: Images of Medu Netcher, and are stand-alone courses and are open to everyone who is interested. You do NOT have to study Mdu Ntr to enjoy these unique courses. Stay tuned for the start dates. Each symbol and image on the Metu Neter Oracle Cards represents a specific aspect of the spiritual world or a particular principle of ancient Egyptian philosophy. For example, the image of the ankh, which resembles a cross with a loop at the top, represents the concept of life and immortality. In ancient Egyptian spirituality, the ankh was believed to hold the key to eternal life and was often associated with the gods and goddesses who were considered immortal. The Institute is proud to offer a series of 7 Medu Neter courses as well as stand-alone classes on a variety of subjects related to Ancient Kemet and Africa as a whole. All necessary class materials will be supplied by the school as PDFs. NOTE FOR MEDU NETER STUDENTS:Analysis of the Cosmogonical System (The Six Acts of Creation, The Creation of the Celestial Government, The Creation of the Celestial Workers)

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I'm an Independent Researcher with a Journal Article on the meaning of Km.t, an educator, and an online content creator with several million views on YouTube (search for "Bro Reggie"). I'm also a resource to scores of professionals and students interested in Nile Valley Civilization. Since mans spiritual quest begins at Sphere 10 , 9 and 8 the videos are structured to represent the direction of the quest one takes when attempting to rise their "will" to the Divine Spheres . The Institute of Kemetic Philology is a unique school founded and directed by linguist/Kemetologist SbAt Rkhty Amen that instructs students in Medu Neter (Egyptian Hieroglyphics), the language of ancient Kemet. The institute initially began in New York in 1987 with a handful of interested students. Since then the school has taught hundreds of students from different parts of the US, Africa, Asia, and South America. In 2005 we became one of the first Medu Neter language schools to offer courses online, and as a consequence we have been able to reach students all around the world. To give you an idea of what the book, Metu Neter Volume 1, entails – it covers the following themes and topics:To interpret the symbols and images on the Metu Neter Oracle Cards, it is essential to understand their cultural and spiritual significance. This requires studying the mythology, religion, and philosophy of ancient Egypt. Additionally, it is helpful to familiarize oneself with the metaphysical concepts and principles outlined in the book "Metu Neter," written by Ra Un Nefer Amen, the creator of the Metu Neter system. I have been a student of sbA Bonotchi Montgomery for several years. Studying languages is one of my passions. Learning Afrikan Culture is another one of my passions. Studying and learning the mdw ntr is a perfect combination of these two passions. When it comes to Metu Neter Oracle Cards, there are no specific spreads or layouts that are commonly used. The reason for this is that the Metu Neter Oracle Cards are based on the principles of Ancient Egyptian philosophy and spirituality. In Ancient Egypt, divination was a highly individualized and intuitive practice, and there were no set spreads or layouts that were universally used. Instead, the Ancient Egyptians relied on their own intuition and personal connection with the Divine to interpret the messages they received from the cards.