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 ====== The Egyptian Papyrus of Ani ======
-**Written by Frank Redmond, 2005**
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 The Minoan picture shows many mountain valleys lying on top of other mountain valleys.  I take this to mean that multiple gates must be traveled through in order to meet the horizon where the sun ultimately lies. Just like in Rajatau, there are many gates that coexist in one place, one on top of another. So, in effect, one must travel through one gate to reach the next, like the climbing of stairs towards the top. The Egyptian picture (possibly?) represents the Gate of Tchesert which is described as having two leaves on the door. The pictureÕs representation clearly shows the existence of a gate with two leaves located between the twin peaks of a mountain. This gate presumably leads to the horizon where one can meet with Osiris and the other gods and where Yesterday is Today.
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