The Beginning of Pyramid and Seth

The Beginning of Pyramid and Seth

In the beginning of the esoteric symbolism of the pyramid this spiritual transformation has not prevented a wealth of literature from emerging contributing significantly to the esoteric purpose of the pyramid These perspectives drawn from the broader history of pyramid interpretation have been interpreted in the esoteric community since the 1960s culminating in and challenging previous scholarly views of Seth The purpose of this presentation is to analyze and develop Seth's identity and metaphysics and to trace some aspects of Seth's transformation and assimilation

photo credit : Ashraf Abo Elenain

Within the 20th-century mystical revival the creation of Osiris or the protector of the sun god Re was separated from his archenemy Apep during his nighttime journey through the underworld This confused identity is well documented in late ancient Egypt where Seth continued to hold important positions in both temples and cults. Who was Seth? The Seth identity of Egyptian mystics and ancestors Seth is characterized by diverse aspects and roles in Egyptian mythology and pharaonic belief systems although his evil behavior is most evident in the Osiris myth where he is depicted as the murderer of Osiris and the enemy of Horus. But sometimes he appears to be a friend of Osiris such as in some pyramid spells where Seth is invoked.

Detail of the third register, with the gods Seth-mbti (Seth of the city of Nubet) and Sopdu, the “Lord of the deserts” / photo credit :Juan Rodríguez Lázaro

Atlantis a place or myth in Egyptian theology esotericism and Christianity. Mystery surrounds a place or myth Egyptologist Schwaller de Lubis drew comparisons between the physical and metaphysical realms. In Egyptian mythology mystical symbolism is used using comparisons to connect opposites in conceptual forms The myth of Atlantis as found in Plato's Timaeus is based on Solon's account This upcoming study integrates theoretical concepts and links research with a single focus on a coherent yet concise narrative on this topic The Sphinx's age may be around 10,000 BC suggesting a forgotten civilization.