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Why did I open this topic in the practices section?
Because this is not merely Knowledge—it is, first and foremost, a practice.
And a very powerful one.
I reminded you of it here: Dorothy
I reminded you because I told you about it a long time ago.
I also talk about some aspects of this in my course—Factual Astrology—Description of all paid School courses
A year is a circle. A circle has 360 degrees... But I did not open this topic now in order to repeat what I say in the Factual Astrology course.
The point is that there are 360 + 5 days in a year.
The 5 are additional days of special importance and value.
But there is also a sixth one, of even greater value, since it occurs once every four years. Because there is also a leap year.
But the 5 occur every year. And this one is exceptional and separate.
Five is also the number of Shiva, the King of all mystics.
Of course, you know all this, since I spoke about it quite recently.
The story begins with, the god of wisdom
Thoth
winning an additional 5 days from the Moon so that the goddess
Nut
could give birth to her children, because the sun god
Ra
had forbidden her to give birth on any day of the year.
These five days became days outside the year.
The order in which the gods were born
Day 1
Osiris
is born.
According to the myth, at the moment of his birth, a heavenly voice proclaimed:
He is most often depicted in blue, as are Shiva, Krishna, and so on.
This is the origin of the expression used for royalty: “He is of noble, or blue, blood...”
Day 2
Horus
is born.
This is the ancient heavenly Horus, not the Horus, son of Isis, who appears later and who many believe to be the prototype of Christ. Isis is considered the prototype of the Virgin Mary.
But there is an important detail. Later, this original Horus merges with the Horus of Isis.
The original Horus has the head of a falcon.
Horus of Isis is often depicted as an infant in Isis’s arms.
Horus the Elder is often depicted with brown skin.
Day 3
Set
is born.
He is Osiris’s brother, whom Set tried to kill by cutting him into tiny pieces and scattering them across the earth, hoping to destroy him at least in this way.
Because these are immortal gods.
He is the antagonist of Horus.
Doesn’t it look very much like what is said in religions?
For example, that there is Christ (Horus), who is good,
and there is the Antichrist (Set), who is evil?
Well, this already existed in Egyptian Knowledge many thousands of years before those religions.
Set is usually depicted as black.
Day 4
Isis
is born.
She becomes the goddess of magic, motherhood, and the great priestess.
You can see her name written as Isis; for example, Christ’s name in Latin is written Iesus.
Very similar. Isis is considered the mother of Jesus, who is often called by the more ancient name Isa. This is also how he is called in the Quran: Isa.
Her color is usually gold.
Day 5
Nephthys
is born.
She becomes the goddess of the night, the boundary between worlds, and the connection with ancestors and the Rod.
Her color is usually yellow.
An interesting detail
The Egyptians believed that these days were dangerous and powerful at the same time.
Because during them, the world had, in a sense, not yet been fully established.
That is why they were called days outside time.
Symbolically, the order looks like this:
This is a cosmic sequence of forces, from which the world is formed.
And the separate, special sixth day is, of course, Ra.
His color is red.
Because this is not merely Knowledge—it is, first and foremost, a practice.
And a very powerful one.
I reminded you of it here: Dorothy
I reminded you because I told you about it a long time ago.
I also talk about some aspects of this in my course—Factual Astrology—Description of all paid School courses
A year is a circle. A circle has 360 degrees... But I did not open this topic now in order to repeat what I say in the Factual Astrology course.
The point is that there are 360 + 5 days in a year.
The 5 are additional days of special importance and value.
But there is also a sixth one, of even greater value, since it occurs once every four years. Because there is also a leap year.
But the 5 occur every year. And this one is exceptional and separate.
Five is also the number of Shiva, the King of all mystics.
Of course, you know all this, since I spoke about it quite recently.
The story begins with, the god of wisdom
Thoth
winning an additional 5 days from the Moon so that the goddess
Nut
could give birth to her children, because the sun god
Ra
had forbidden her to give birth on any day of the year.
These five days became days outside the year.
The order in which the gods were born
Day 1
Osiris
is born.
According to the myth, at the moment of his birth, a heavenly voice proclaimed:
Osiris becomes the first king of the world.
He is most often depicted in blue, as are Shiva, Krishna, and so on.
This is the origin of the expression used for royalty: “He is of noble, or blue, blood...”
Day 2
Horus
is born.
This is the ancient heavenly Horus, not the Horus, son of Isis, who appears later and who many believe to be the prototype of Christ. Isis is considered the prototype of the Virgin Mary.
But there is an important detail. Later, this original Horus merges with the Horus of Isis.
The original Horus has the head of a falcon.
Horus of Isis is often depicted as an infant in Isis’s arms.
Horus the Elder is often depicted with brown skin.
Day 3
Set
is born.
He is Osiris’s brother, whom Set tried to kill by cutting him into tiny pieces and scattering them across the earth, hoping to destroy him at least in this way.
Because these are immortal gods.
He is the antagonist of Horus.
Doesn’t it look very much like what is said in religions?
For example, that there is Christ (Horus), who is good,
and there is the Antichrist (Set), who is evil?
Well, this already existed in Egyptian Knowledge many thousands of years before those religions.
Set is usually depicted as black.
Day 4
Isis
is born.
She becomes the goddess of magic, motherhood, and the great priestess.
You can see her name written as Isis; for example, Christ’s name in Latin is written Iesus.
Very similar. Isis is considered the mother of Jesus, who is often called by the more ancient name Isa. This is also how he is called in the Quran: Isa.
Her color is usually gold.
Day 5
Nephthys
is born.
She becomes the goddess of the night, the boundary between worlds, and the connection with ancestors and the Rod.
Her color is usually yellow.
An interesting detail
The Egyptians believed that these days were dangerous and powerful at the same time.
Because during them, the world had, in a sense, not yet been fully established.
That is why they were called days outside time.
Symbolically, the order looks like this:- life — Osiris
- sky and kingship — Horus
- chaos — Set
- magic and protection — Isis
- night and the world of the ancestors — Nephthys.
This is a cosmic sequence of forces, from which the world is formed.
And the separate, special sixth day is, of course, Ra.
His color is red.
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