KHEPRI and the Secrets Behind the Scarab

The Beetle rolling the Ball, is a symbol of the Cosmos (the Milky Way symbolizing the line on the Beetle's body, rolling the Sun across the sky. Amazing allegory, isn't it?

Another nice allegory is the Cosmos, is hidden inside your skull, inside of you. All of its secrets. And all with one simple but deeply rich with wisdom animal: the Scarab. Mind blown

Excellent post, might as well keep enriching this until it's an awesome mega-post about the Scarab, which is a MOST important Egyptian Symbol.

Khepri, as many know, is the Egyptian God of the Morning Sun. But many of his symbolism has been deep with secrets that once you see it, you can't unsee it.

The story goes that the Sun is like a ball which the Dung Beetle (Khepri) rolls with His mighty strength. But what people don't know, is that there are deeper truths to this.
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These are all excellent observations Brother, the Egyptian imagery is some of the most evocative and powerful.

Something interesting I learned was that, though these days the astrological sign of Cancer is represented by the crab, or in other places by a lobster or crayfish. In Egypt, it was represented by the scarab beetle.

This is amazing!! Thank you for sharing this. Hail Khepri! 🔥

Something interesting I learned was that, though these days the astrological sign of Cancer is represented by the crab, or in other places by a lobster or crayfish. In Egypt, it was represented by the scarab beetle.

Though that fact kinda has me confused. Cancer is a water sign, relates to the moon, women, mothers, and very much has a lot of maternal energy. And the scarab is associated with the Sun. So I wonder what the connection is there.

Thank you for this. It's very interesting.

Excellent post, might as well keep enriching this until it's an awesome mega-post about the Scarab, which is a MOST important Egyptian Symbol.

Not just that, but the Egyptian Scarab and Sun symbol can also teach Egyptians then the power of your eyesight, how to visualize and how to create balls of light and energy and how to program them. There are SO many things you can dissect from the ever so layered onion. It's amazing just how Egypt can take things so simple that even children understand and see everyday in their day (and even now) and grow with them as they grow in their wisdom and maturity, that knowledge grows with them, because it's a part of them, and intrinsically in a way, them.

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The same goes to others who have giant signatures.

I have more knowledge to share. I just want to make sure everything is well organized and legitimate so it can be shared and be of lasting value. Hope to share it with you soon! I am going to make an entire little compilation. So stay on the lookout!

It's also a walnut

Seeing this post, takes my mind to the ritual of the Gods and the importance of the eye (which is all a component of the head) as the gate way to the soul.
The shenu ring which is related to symbolism of the sun that our brains/minds must connect with and with the God whose name is inscribed in, to empower the soul and connect to the GOD.

Great post.

A few days ago I was thinking about Lord Cimeries(aka Khepri), I was wondering if I know him somehow or maybe worshiped him in my previous lives.

I am not into insects and I never touch them or let them come near me[I never try to kill them though], but beetles[bees as well] have been an exception. When I was a child I was a lot more afraid of insects than I am today, but it never was the case with beetles, I even let beetles get on my hand as a child.
So recently I remembered this little fact about me and I thought to myself, 'why Beetles?' then I remembered that there is an Egyptian God with a Scarab head. It is then that I came to know about Lord Khepri and I began to wonder lots of things.

The timing of this post is amazing, and I would take this as a sign from Lord Cimeries himself answering my curious mind.

Thank you for this post, made my day.

Hail Lord Cimeries!

It's so interesting. Thank you. Spiritual allegories are very inspiring, expanding the understanding of natural cycles and universal order. When I was still far from an allegorical understanding of texts, I had questions about many myths, why this is so and not otherwise. In particular, due to the fact that many texts were distorted by the enemy, this made reading doubly difficult to understand. Take, for example, the Epic of Gilgamesh. In search of immortality, Gilgamesh finds a flower that grants immortality, which is subsequently carried away by a serpent. The text does not say that Gilgamesh did not gain immortality. But due to a misreading of the text or a reading of the text by the translator himself, they subsequently lead us to misunderstanding. The flower, as you know, is an allegory of the seventh chakra, and the snake personifies the Kundalini Snake. Reading the Epic through an allegorical prism, one can see that Gilgamesh achieves immortality. It's a simple allegory, but so ingenious.

Hail Enki!
Hail Khepri!

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Shadowcat please change the signature or shrink it, because it's too big and causing brain problems to anyone trying to scroll.

The same goes to others who have giant signatures.

The problem is rather with she quotes the whole post.

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Shadowcat please change the signature or shrink it, because it's too big and causing brain problems to anyone trying to scroll.

The same goes to others who have giant signatures.

The problem is rather with she quotes the whole post.

True, but, you should change the font size of your signature to a normal size, instead of having it take up more than an entire screen.

Thanks!

HAIL ZEUS!

Great post :)

Btw, many cats have a scarab on the top of their head. Cats were sacred in Ancient Egypt.

The problem is rather with she quotes the whole post.

Your signature also takes up a page and a half of a laptop screen. I made mine, from the start, small as to be considerate to everyone else.