Muata Ashby Libri

Exploring the concept of neteru, this volume delves into the gods and goddesses of Ancient Egypt, revealing their significance beyond mere divinities. Neteru embodies metaphors and cosmic principles that serve as essential components of Shetaut Neter, an advanced spiritual system. The book emphasizes the importance of these deities in facilitating spiritual evolution and fostering a deeper understanding of existence beyond the physical realm. It advocates for a connection to the transcendent to cultivate peace and a healthy society.

Exploring the spiritual tradition of Ancient Egypt, this volume delves into Shetaut Neter, or "The Egyptian Mysteries," which once represented the pinnacle of cultural achievement. It highlights the decline of this ancient wisdom, once revered across various cultures, and its subsequent misinterpretation by later religions. The text aims to decode the Medu Neter hieroglyphs, revealing profound teachings on spiritual awakening and liberation from ignorance. This work is intended for those seeking to reconnect with the ancient wisdom and achieve spiritual emancipation.

Exploring spiritual discipline, this manual delves into the mysteries of Egyptian Yoga, guiding readers through initiation into its teachings and practices. It emphasizes daily spiritual goals such as meditation, diet, and the use of powerful words, along with ancient wisdom teachings. As the first in a series, it aims to provide profound insights into the mystical sciences, helping seekers deepen their understanding and practice of Yoga.

EGYPTIAN YOGA II: The Supreme Wisdom of Enlightenment and the Mysteries of Amun Religion by Dr. Muata Ashby In this long awaited sequel to Egyptian Yoga: The Philosophy of Enlightenment you will take a fascinating and enlightening journey back in time and discover the teachings which constituted the epitome of Ancient Egyptian spiritual wisdom. What are the disciplines which lead to the fulfillment of all desires? Delve into the three states of consciousness (waking, dream and deep sleep) and the fourth state which transcends them all, Neberdjer, "The Absolute." These teachings of the Ancient Egyptian city of Waset (Thebes) were the crowning achievement of the Sages of Ancient Egypt and culminated in Amun Religion based on the God Amun and his company of gods and goddesses which represent special mystical teachings that lead the practitioner to spiritual enlightenment. They establish the standard mystical keys for understanding the profound mystical symbolism of the Triad of human consciousness.

15. THE SERPENT The Ancient Egyptian MysticalWisdom of the Inner Life Force. This Volume specifically deals withthe latent life Force energy of the universe and in the human body, its control and sublimation. How to develop the Life Force energy of the subtle body. This Volume will introduce the esoteric wisdom of the science of how virtuous living acts in a subtle and mysterious way to cleanse the latent psychic energy conduits and vortices of the spiritual body.

Exploring the mystical teachings of the Ancient Egyptian Creation Myth, this volume delves into the philosophy of Anu and the divine figures involved in creation. It reveals how these ancient beliefs provide insight into the universe and offer pathways to spiritual Enlightenment. The text emphasizes the significance of gods and goddesses in the creation narrative, presenting a rich tapestry of ideas that connect spirituality with the mysteries of existence.

Exploring the connections between Ancient Egypt and India, this volume delves into the cultural and spiritual links that shaped both civilizations. It posits that Ancient Egyptian mysticism significantly influenced Indian yoga traditions, revealing a shared heritage that predates known historical narratives. The author examines how Egyptian priests may have spread these teachings, emphasizing the unity of cultural motifs and philosophies. This work enhances the understanding of yoga as a profound spiritual development rooted in ancient wisdom, highlighting the interconnectedness of humanity's mystical pursuits.

The book explores the teachings of MAAT, paralleling the concept of Karma Yoga, emphasizing the importance of living virtuously and wisely. It guides readers in practicing MAAT's precepts to purify the heart and prepare for continuous self-judgment throughout life, rather than just at death. By aligning with the Higher Self, students are encouraged to cleanse their minds of impurities, ultimately achieving a higher vision of reality. This journey fosters spiritual enlightenment and personal growth through the cultivation of virtue.

The book delves into the connections between Ancient Egyptian and Indian cultures, particularly their mystical traditions and philosophies. It argues that Egyptian priests may have influenced the spiritual practices in India and other regions, suggesting a shared heritage in yoga and mysticism. By exploring motifs and symbols, the author reveals that Indian yoga has roots in Ancient Egyptian traditions, highlighting a long history of spiritual development that predates known civilizations. This work aims to unify the understanding of these cultures and their contributions to humanity's quest for truth and enlightenment.

Focusing on the African ancestry of Ancient Egyptians, this volume challenges the notion that they originated from Asia Minor. It presents substantial evidence from ancient texts and iconography to support the idea of their African roots. Aimed at young adults and general readers, the book serves as an accessible reference on this crucial topic, emphasizing how perceptions of cultural origins shape our understanding of history. By recognizing Ancient Egyptians as Africans, it highlights their significant contributions to global civilization and informs our comprehension of their cultural and philosophical insights.