For most Afrikans (unless you are one of the Neteru among us or one of their direct children!) the bottom up ancestral line is quite likely the stronger of the two and the more recent line since our recent ancestors have been practicing traditional Afrikan spiritual practices for millenia after they moved out of the middle East and Kamit. This is a very interesting topic that has genetic as well as energetic implications. The top-down teaching is however also of our line, since it is of the Ptah-Ra-Hetheru-Djehuti line, which is one reason some may choose to cultivate their links with Kamit. Below is a translation of the Ra Akhu Uaah from Muata Ashbys book: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Translation of the Hieroglyphic text of the Glorious Light Meditation (from the book Glorious Light Meditation by Dr. Muata Ashby) Whosoever shall recite the words, here written, with conscious awareness of Djehuty {mind with clear and keen intellect} shall perform the rituals of sevenfold purification over 3 days {the seven psychospiritual centers} which are to be performed in the Divine presence, when this book is being read {studied, recited, remembered} (1) And they shall make their position in a circle which is beyond them, And their two eyes shall be focused upon themselves, All their members shall be composed [relaxed, motionless] And their steps shall not carry them away [from the place of meditation] (2) Whoever among men shall recite [these] words Shall visualize themselves as RA On the day of his birth And their awareness shall not become contracted And his house shall never fall into decay But shall endure in truth and righteousness For eternity INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE HIEROGLYPHIC TEXT (1) -- Posture and Focus of Attention Posture is one of the main components of the meditation practice. The text prescribes a sitting position within a circle. Then it instructs that there should be a focusing of the mind between the eyebrows. This area is also known as the sixth energy-consciousness center. All members of the body, the arms, legs, etc. Should be motionless. Posture: Be seated in a comfortable posture. You may create a circle figure in which to sit or simply visualize that you are seated within a circle. See yourself at the center of the circle which comprises the Sundisk of Ra, and see yourself as the source of all that is. The place you use for meditation should be clean and free from drafts, dimly lit (preferably use a candle to symbolize the innerlight. Incense may be used also. Use a mat, sitting comfortably with back straight. This special area should be used only for meditation and you should practice at the same time daily. [Meditation postures: cross legged, half or full lotus sitting position;]
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