The Book of Inversions
The Patriarchal Inversion of the Afterlife
The Bible has an extensive track record of inverting sacred Egyptian wisdom. On this page you can read the inversions we have found and restored.
The Garden of Eden
The garden carries a revealing mixture of ancient Egyptian Wisdom.
The original ancient Egyptian state of Paradise is called Seket Hetepet.
Patriarchy didn't want you to find your way home and inverted it to the Field of Reeds. Reed means weak.
How the meaning of the Divine Paradise was changed by the horsemen into a field of the weak.
Eve and the Rib
The Bible tells us a peculiar story that solemnly serves their narrative of God being only male.
They wrote that Eve was created from one of Adam's ribs. What they forgot to tell you..,
The palm rib is the Egyptian symbol to signify a "million years" or a long, enduring reign. The goddess Seshat used notches on the palm branch to record the regnal years and jubilees of the Farao.
A specifically cut palm rib, known as a bay, was used in conjunction with a merket to track the movement of stars and determine time at night
Eve and the Serpent
The Bible tells us another peculiar story where the biblical serpent is overwhelmingly negative—a reoccurring tactic to obscure the divine nature and enforce their ego driven narrative. They didn't shy away of using the divine name in vain.
God curses the serpent: “Cursed are you above all livestock and all wild animals! You will crawl on your belly and eat dust all the days of your life. And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; he will crush your head, and you will strike his heel.” (Genesis 3:14–15)
Every person who has realised God or the Divine knows, It is a curse, to be able to curse. Therefore it is impossible these words were written by a divine hand. What they forgot to tell you..,
The serpent in ancient Egypt, the wadjet is a symbol of one that has achieved eternal life. This divine symbol of nature is granted to the ones that have done profound inner work.
In Hinduism the activation of the Kundalini or Nāga serpent awakens spiritual gifts including healing abilities.
Opening of the Bible
My colleague once advised me to read the King James Bible. The first thing that caught my eye was, .... but thou shall not pass. It intrigued me so much I counted how many times but was used.
That same colleague taught me, everything that leaves the but is considered trash. Like someone has wiped everything that has been said off the table, because technically nothing had been said. The but nullified everything that was said beforehand. It shows the person didn't listen to your argument and/or returns to a negative state.
As time passed my friend in Curacao told me a story about a chicken back in the day. The chicken didn't fit in the oven. They had to cut the but off so the chicken would fit the oven.
Upon my colleagues advice, I had opened the King James Bible. Endless sentences of but you shall not pass followed, This sentence enforces a negative belief of duality that fits the ego driven monotheistic narrative and goes against the divine nature.
The exact same sentence is written 108 times. 108 times but.
In Hindu and darmic traditions, 108 is sacred. Lord Krisna had 108 followers and there's 108 stories in the Upanishads. It is woven into prayers with 108 mala beads. Known Hindu chants are 108 times Om Nava Sivaya to establish a divine connection and Om Namo Bagavate Vasudevaya for peace and liberation.
In the Egyptian Book of the Living we find writing 108 and 109.
108 “[I] have power with my dad, the eternal man, Nun. He has granted that I may live, he has given power unto me, and he has provided me with the inheritance of my dad therein.”
108 Ensures the deceased knows the souls of West and East.
109 also refers to the paradisical 'Field of Reeds'. Patriarchy changed the Field of Peace / Seket Hetepet to a diminishing term by calling it the field of the weak. Reed means weak.
Why you should know the East and West and how they did it, you can read in the book Lucky Number 13.
