SMM
The Living Force
I've been reading around the forum, all the while having a topic brewing at the fingertips...
A brief introduction:
Sunday night [night before Boston bombings] I dreamt I had boats for shoes & was sailing on concrete, everywhere and anywhere. There was a phone call from a "Jon" which I declined & didn't answer. 'Sailing' into a shop, a woman was trying to persuade me to buy gold earrings/jewellery & I refused.
Monday evening a phone call from my place of study, asking if I wanted to be involved in this program as one of the select few who had been chosen. The lady on the other side of the phone doesn't explain it very well & I was cooking so she asked me to meet with her & others Wednesday afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon: the lady shows up late, the room we met in had a strange drone sound coming from the far right corner & the objective of the program isn't very clear. It was called the MAAT Project [more able and talented], & consisted of creating something that fitted their criteria for prizes & benefits.
I later decline to partaking - the whole thing was bizarre if you ask me.
Then at some later point in the day, I realised a strange thing: Maat [or Ma'at] is the Egyptian concept/Goddess of Truth, Balance & Order. Her name literally meaning "truth" in Egypt
Around the same time I was reading the last few chapters of The Wave vol. 3, & "logos", "the word" or "breath" was sort of fresh in my mind. I do a search around for Ma'at online, here are a few of the finds:
From http://www.touregypt.net/godsofegypt/maat2.htm:
Reminds me of Nature, as portrayed in Stripped to the Bone.
There's quite a bit looking around [all quotes from same URL] but I'll just finish with these:
What do you guys think? There were quite a few ways I think one could go along stringing... or sailing.
Thanks for reading :)
A brief introduction:
Sunday night [night before Boston bombings] I dreamt I had boats for shoes & was sailing on concrete, everywhere and anywhere. There was a phone call from a "Jon" which I declined & didn't answer. 'Sailing' into a shop, a woman was trying to persuade me to buy gold earrings/jewellery & I refused.
Monday evening a phone call from my place of study, asking if I wanted to be involved in this program as one of the select few who had been chosen. The lady on the other side of the phone doesn't explain it very well & I was cooking so she asked me to meet with her & others Wednesday afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon: the lady shows up late, the room we met in had a strange drone sound coming from the far right corner & the objective of the program isn't very clear. It was called the MAAT Project [more able and talented], & consisted of creating something that fitted their criteria for prizes & benefits.
I later decline to partaking - the whole thing was bizarre if you ask me.
Then at some later point in the day, I realised a strange thing: Maat [or Ma'at] is the Egyptian concept/Goddess of Truth, Balance & Order. Her name literally meaning "truth" in Egypt
Around the same time I was reading the last few chapters of The Wave vol. 3, & "logos", "the word" or "breath" was sort of fresh in my mind. I do a search around for Ma'at online, here are a few of the finds:
From http://www.touregypt.net/godsofegypt/maat2.htm:
Her name, literally, meant 'truth' in Egyptian. She was truth, order, balance and justice personified. She was harmony, she was what was right, she was what things should be. It was thought that if Ma'at didn't exist, the universe would become chaos, once again!
Reminds me of Nature, as portrayed in Stripped to the Bone.
Because of Ma'at, the Egyptians knew that the universe, that everything in the universe, worked on a pattern, just as, later on, the Greeks called the underlying order of the universe logos (meaning, order, pattern).
"In the beginning was the logos*, and the logos* was with God and the logos* was God." - John 1:1
* Logos was the 'Word', another name for Jesus.
Egypt, then, was seen to be nothing without Ma'at.
There's quite a bit looking around [all quotes from same URL] but I'll just finish with these:
"Ma'at did not exist until Ra rose from the waters of Nun (various gods and goddesses of Chaos)."
"The ruler who forcibly emphasizes his adherence to Maat on his monuments in Akhenaten the very king whom later pharaohs considered to have deviated immensely from her laws."
What do you guys think? There were quite a few ways I think one could go along stringing... or sailing.
Thanks for reading :)