The temple of Edfu is
dedicated to the God, Horus. Horus represents “light.” If you have ever visited
Edfu Temple, you may have felt the struggle of energy that is both light and
dark with an unbalanced tipping toward the dark. During a recent trip to Edfu,
we were pleased to discover that the Egyptian Antiquities Dept. had opened up
the original entrance and courtyard to the temple. This opening has tipped the
scales energy-wise, giving Edfu a very balanced feeling. And when understanding
one of main purposes to this temple, it seems quite appropriate that this has
occurred. (See further explanation below).
Like most of the temples dedicated to the
Ancients, Edfu has a sanctuary in the rear
of the temple (left photo). Unlike other
sanctuaries, the boat and guardian mask of
Horus has been left intact instead of
being removed. There is speculation as to
why this was left. One thought is that the
Horus energy is still very present, and
Egyptologists decided to leave it alone,
unconsciously knowing that there was a
sacredness and Divine purpose behind its
existence.
Throughout
and outside the temple, detailed
hieroglyphs can be seen. Some are unusual
and have not been deciphered, such as the
photo on the right of a one-wing scarab.
Still others depict the story of Osiris,
Horus and Set as well as the evacuation of
Atlantis.
Horus’s
“eyes” have been modeled into the
familiar “Eye of Horus” (left
photo), which is the right eye of God
standing for creation. Lesser known is
the left eye that represents the
“dark” or destruction (right photo).
Dark to be understood as “the energy
that allows each of us to experience the
full separation of ourselves”. Without
dark, there can be no light. I call it
the “have not” energy, which in the
physical world affords us the
experiences of all that we are and are
not with the goal of integrating our two
halves. A statue depicting the
integration of light and dark can be
seen at the Cairo Museum (middle photo).
The story uses Horus (light), the son of
Osiris and Set (dark), the brother to
Osiris that killed him for the ongoing
struggles to integrate our two halves.
The “Pharaoh King” in between Horus
and Set is representative of “God
Human,” or complete integration.
Edfu holds an interesting key to
research being done by Howard Middleton
Jones and James Wilkie, co-authors of
the bookGiza-Genesis:
The Best Kept Secrets. When the
temple’s layout (left side) is looked
at from a different perspective, you can
see a striking similarity to a computer
chip. And as further validation of this
idea, during an initiation sacred journey in November 2005, several of the Luminati travelers received information concerning certain temples were in fact like a "circuit board" and had their own "tone". We were to discover the
unique tone at each temple’s sanctuary
and in unison, perform toning. It was at
Edfu that several of us felt that the
accumulation of our efforts and that
Edfu was the final sequence for“lighting up the entire circuit
board”. This came with the
understanding that the Great Pyramid is
the computer itself and the Circle the Pyramid Event done on 9.9.2007 was the key to what is being referred to as the final activation of the Grid for Unconditional Love.
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