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| + | ==== Authored by Frank Redmond, 2005 ==== | ||
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| The Egyptian Papyrus of Ani is riddled with numerous paradoxes which carry mystical truths. The most salient of them is the concept that Ra, the Great One, created himself, which is physically impossible. Ra is paradoxically the creator of his own limbs as well, limbs which in turn become the form of the other Gods who are under his guidance. Another paradox is that Temu is both the Yesterday and the knower of Today; this implies that the knowledge Temu obtains from the past, Yesterday, assists him in the knowing of the next day, which is Today. Notably, this also means that both Yesterday and Today are one and the same, like a singularity. It is also paradoxical that the God who dwells in Amentet as the phallus of Ra had sexual intercourse with himself, which is physically impossible. Finally, the idea that Eternity and Everlastingness are born from the dead body and parts of Osiris is paradoxical since it is impossible for something to be born from something that is dead. | The Egyptian Papyrus of Ani is riddled with numerous paradoxes which carry mystical truths. The most salient of them is the concept that Ra, the Great One, created himself, which is physically impossible. Ra is paradoxically the creator of his own limbs as well, limbs which in turn become the form of the other Gods who are under his guidance. Another paradox is that Temu is both the Yesterday and the knower of Today; this implies that the knowledge Temu obtains from the past, Yesterday, assists him in the knowing of the next day, which is Today. Notably, this also means that both Yesterday and Today are one and the same, like a singularity. It is also paradoxical that the God who dwells in Amentet as the phallus of Ra had sexual intercourse with himself, which is physically impossible. Finally, the idea that Eternity and Everlastingness are born from the dead body and parts of Osiris is paradoxical since it is impossible for something to be born from something that is dead. | ||
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