The Helios Biblios Hour (book of the SUN) : special guest PTAH SEEKER AUSAURES

The story of the Creation is supposed to be told by the god Neb-er-tcher, This name means the "Lord to the uttermost limit," and the character of the god suggests that the word "limit" refers to time and space, and that he was, in fact, the Everlasting God of the Universe. This god's name occurs in Coptic texts, and then he appears as one who possesses all the attributes which are associated by modern nations with God Almighty. Where and how Neb-er-tcher existed is not said, but it seems as if he was believed to have been an almighty and invisible power which filled all space. It seems also that a desire arose in him to create the world, and in order to do this he took upon himself the form of the god Khepera, who from first to last was regarded as the Creator, par excellence, among all the gods known to the Egyptians. When this transformation of Neb-er-tcher into Khepera took place the heavens and the earth had not been created, but there seems to have existed a vast mass of water, or world-ocean, called Nu, and it must have been in this that the transformation took place. In this celestial ocean.Egyptian goddess, Sopdet (orSepdet), personifying the ‘dog star,’ Sirius.  The heliacal rising of Sirius occurred during the inundation of the Nile River that signified the New Year in the ancient Egyptian calendar based on the zodiacal procession.The Elder Gods and Goddesses of the first races developed their praeter-human powers from the Chthonian magic that originated with and from the earth, not from hybrid ancestral human “spirits” and totemic animal magic.The West African tribe, Dogon, adored Sirius for an estimated five thousand years according to archaeologists.  The Dogon worshipped Sirius B as the celestial home of their amphibian gods.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/o-ye-drybones-feb-2019-jan-2025--6507110/support.