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Give thanks I-ciple for the word sound about hydrogen and the atom/atum.

Another important molecule/substance is oxygen.

Oxygen is an essential substance for human life. It is necessary for the creation of heat/fire (for warmth/shelter), air (for breathing) and water (H2O for drinking).

"Atom the Egyptian Sun God who is the Logos of Heracleitus, the Demiurge of Plato and the Unmoved Mover of Aristotle creates eight other Gods by projecting them from His own body, thus producing nine Gods or the Ennead. This is identical with the Nebular Hypothesis of Laplace, in which the original Sun creates eight other planets, by throwing off rings from itself, thus producing the nine major planets of modern scientific belief."
~George G.M James "Stolen Legacy"

The eight "gods/soul" projected from Atom is represented in the eight electrons of the oxygen atom.

The number nine is a very sacred number.

In ancient Kemet, our Afrikan ancestors believed in the nine inseperable parts of the soul. According to

Dr. Kwabena F. Ashanti is his Rootwork and Voodo in Mental Health, (1997) these parts are:

(1) The Ka -the abstract personality of the individual to whom it belongs, Possessing the form and attributes of a human with power of movement omnipresence, and ability to receive nourishment. Equivalent to what we call the shadow image.

(2) The Khat - the mortal concrete personality, the physical body.

(3) The Ba- the heart-soul, which lives in the Ka and sometimes beside it, to supply the Ka with food and air. Capable of metamorphosis.

(4) The Ab- the heart, the physical life in humans, spiritual, rational and ethical. Associated with the Ba(heart-soul). In the Egyptian Judgment Drama, it undergoes examination in the presence of the God Osiers, the great creator and judge of the dead.

(5) The Kaibit-the shadow. Also associated with the Ba, from which it receives its nourishments. Has the power of movement and omnipresence.

(6) The Khu-spiritual soul that lives forever. A heavenly being, closely associated with the Ba.

(7) The Sahu- the spiritual body in which the Khu or spiritual soul dwells. The moral nature of mental and spiritual qualities is united to form new powers that man has the choice to use for good or evil.

(8) The Sekhem- the power or spirit of the vital force in humans. Lives in the heavens with the spirit of Khu.

(9) The Ren- the name of an individual, the essential attribute for preservation of a being. The ancients believed that in the absence of a name, individual ceased to exist. The quality of a name, therefore, was very important.

In addition, Egyptians were also "the first to identify the Gods of order and arrangement in the universe." This Ennead of ancient Kemet consisted of nine gods. They are:

(1) Shu, the God of air;

(2) Tefnut, the Goddess of Moisture;

(3) Geb, the God of Earth; and

(4) Nut, Goddess of the sky; universe

These Gods gave birth to

(5) Osiris, the God of omnipotence and omniscience;

(6) Isis, the wife of Osiris, the female principle;

(7) Seth, the God of evil, opposite good;

(8) Nephthys, wife of Seth, and

(9) Atum (Atom), the creator God of Gods.

In ancient Kemet, "in keeping with the nine inseparable parts of the human soul, a child is not given a name (Ren) until it was nine days old." This ancient Kemetic spiritual ceremony is now called "Baptism" in the Euro-Christian religious ceremony.

A child is also in the womb for 9 months.

There were also nine cardinal Principles of Righteousness or being right in ancient Kemet. They were as follows:

(1) Right intentions

(2) Right thought

(3) Right speech

(4) Right effort

(5) Right action

(6) Right living

(7) Right reality

(8) Right understanding

(9) Right wisdom

http://www.homestead.com/wysinger/ancientnumbers.html

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