Metu Neter, Vol. 1: The Great Oracle of Tehuti and the Egyptian System of Spiritual Cultivation
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This volume presents a system of Kabbalistic thought that its author traces to ancient Egypt, Canaan, and Dravidian India, long before Hebrew tradition took shape. Its central tool is a set of seventy oracle cards. The reader uses them to identify the divine force behind a situation, along with the sacred words, gemstones, incense, and herbs associated with that force. Consulting the cards is meant to happen without the layouts common to tarot-style readings.
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The book also contains nine chapters on meditation and ritual, with step-by-step guidance toward mediumistic and waking trance states. It supplies chanted mantras set to scales drawn from ancient Indian music. Throughout, it draws links between the gods of Egypt and the spheres of the Tree of Life.
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