Metu Neter: The Great Oracle of Tehuti and the Egyptian System of Spiritual Cultivation: 1

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Metu Neter Oracle Cards are a powerful tool for gaining insight and guidance in various areas of life. These cards are based on the ancient Egyptian system of symbolism and metaphysics, and they can help users connect with their inner wisdom and receive messages from the universe. To read Metu Neter Oracle Cards effectively, it is important to understand the basics of their symbolism and interpretation. Developing intuition and connection with the Metu Neter Oracle Cards requires practice and dedication. Here are some tips to help individuals deepen their connection and enhance their intuitive abilities with these powerful cards: The 4 days of the Winter Solstice are not the entirety of the sacred observance, but the beginning of 21 days of spiritual work dedicated to the renewal of your divinity." All necessary learning materials are provided by the school as PDFs and are included in the cost of the course.

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Medu Neter means "words of nature," nature being all the infinite forms of existence. Its name is reflective of both its complexity, spiritual nature, and the reverence in which its speakers held it. He aided me in tapping into my right brain to access the spiritual aspects of the culture and how at the end of the day this science is about Us, and a guide on how to cultivate the divinity within. The class was an enlightening experience and I’m looking forward to the next level. Meditate with the cards: Meditation is a powerful tool for connecting with your intuition. Take some time each day to sit in quiet contemplation with the Metu Neter Oracle Cards. Allow yourself to be open and receptive to any intuitive insights or messages that come through. Pay attention to any images, thoughts, or feelings that arise during these sessions, as they can provide valuable guidance. I tutor children in grades K-12 math and reading. The skills used and enhanced along with the Afrikan Cultural knowledge has improved my tutoring of Afrikan children. Lastly studying with sbA Bonotchi has caused my brain and mind to continue to grow and I have formed special friendships with the members of my study group.” When interpreting the symbols and images on the Oracle Cards, it is important to rely on intuition and personal connection. The cards are a tool for self-reflection and introspection, and each person's interpretation may vary based on their unique perspective and experiences. Trusting one's intuition can deepen the connection and understanding of the messages conveyed by the cards.The Institute of Kemetic Philology is a unique school founded and directed by linguist/Kemetologist SbAt Rkhty Amen that instructs students in Medu Neter (Egyptian Hieroglyphics), the language of ancient Kemet. The institute initially began in New York in 1987 with a handful of interested students. Since then the school has taught hundreds of students from different parts of the US, Africa, Asia, and South America. In 2005 we became one of the first Medu Neter language schools to offer courses online, and as a consequence we have been able to reach students all around the world.

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To give you an idea of what the book, Metu Neter Volume 1, entails – it covers the following themes and topics: Each symbol and image on the Metu Neter Oracle Cards represents a specific aspect of the spiritual world or a particular principle of ancient Egyptian philosophy. For example, the image of the ankh, which resembles a cross with a loop at the top, represents the concept of life and immortality. In ancient Egyptian spirituality, the ankh was believed to hold the key to eternal life and was often associated with the gods and goddesses who were considered immortal. This video by Rkhty Amen will give you a sneak peek into what the Institute's classes are like. Currently, all classes are all held live via Zoom where you can interact in real-time with your classmates and the instructor. Amen attended Panama's Conservatory of Music when he was six years old. He arrived in the United States on May 30, 1960 to continue his formal musical training and graduated from the Brooklyn High School for Boys in Brooklyn, New York in 1961. Upon graduating, Amen continued his formal training at Juilliard Prep (Pre-College Division) and Mannes College of Music. Spiritual work

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I'm an Independent Researcher with a Journal Article on the meaning of Km.t, an educator, and an online content creator with several million views on YouTube (search for "Bro Reggie"). I'm also a resource to scores of professionals and students interested in Nile Valley Civilization. The carvings and paintings on the walls of temples and tombs reveal knowledge that attempts to explain the sciences of nature and man. There you will also find man’s oldest written spiritual teachings along with the recorded history of Kemet, accounts, and record keeping all written by Kemetic people. On papyrus are found the world’s first treatises on mathematics, medical procedures, herbs, astronomy, biographies, epic tales, and poetry. They wrote about everything that people write about today. The writings on papyrus—the world’s first paper—were used for everyday correspondence. Medu Neter is truly the Classical Language of Africa. The Deities of the Metu Neter (Amen, Ausar, Tehuti, Seker, Maat, Herukhuti, Heru, Het-heru, Sebek, Auset, Seb/Geb – The God of the Earth, Sheps & Dark Deceased, Ra) The Cosmogenesis of the Objective Realm (The Noumenal Plane, Divisions of the Noumenal Plane, The Great Divine Trinity)

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Since mans spiritual quest begins at Sphere 10 , 9 and 8 the videos are structured to represent the direction of the quest one takes when attempting to rise their "will" to the Divine Spheres . These powerful oracles prescribed the words of power and other occult forces that can be manipulated by the initiate to take control of the events of his or her life. Students will be introduced to a tep-Heseb, (correct and precise method) for the study of mdw nTr and will focus on recognizing grammar relationships. Sen Metu guides and instructs not just by disseminating factual information but with artistic vision and expression which gives insight into the mindset of our ancestors in a unique visual and truly fascinating way.If you prefer a more hands-on approach, you might consider attending workshops or classes on reading the Metu Neter Oracle. These can provide you with the opportunity to learn from experienced readers and practitioners, and to practice your skills in a supportive and nurturing environment. Study the system: Before diving into using the Metu Neter Oracle Cards, it is important to take the time to study and understand the system. Familiarize yourself with the symbols, meanings, and interpretations associated with each card. This will provide a solid foundation for your readings and allow you to develop a deeper understanding of the messages that come through. Next, it can be helpful to start by asking a specific question or setting a clear intention for your reading. This can help to focus your energy and guide the interpretation of the cards. You can also choose to work with a specific card or set of cards that aligns with your intention or question. As you lay out the cards, pay attention to any patterns, symbols, or connections that emerge. Trust your intuition and allow the cards to speak to you. You may find that certain cards stand out or resonate with you more than others. Take note of these cards and consider how they may relate to your question or intention.