The Sound of Silence in Land of Sensar
The Sound of Silence
in Land of Sensar
Thutmose III in the Land of the Xensar: In modern occult and theological traditions Thutmose III is sometimes linked to a lineage of spiritual experts behind the "Voice of Silence." Later occult and related teachings such as those in some modern mystical schools and neo-theological cults suggest that Koot Hoomi or a spiritual hierarchy traces past lives through significant historical figures sometimes including the New Kingdom Pharaoh Thutmose III in a previous incarnation. The trials of the soul the transcendence of the three realms, and the ultimate choice of compassion this stream of mystery is connected to the various ancient esoteric practices of Thutmose III.
Tomb KV34 in the Valley of the Kings Luxor is the burial site of Pharaoh Thutmose III of the 18th Dynasty. The wall paintings depict simple figures mimicking the papyrus scrolls which contain the oldest complete Amduat text. . / photo credit : brian playfair
Records of wars and victories are meticulously inscribed on the temple walls. These remarkable frescoes showcase a unique development of cultural and artistic styles featuring motifs distinct from other Egyptian tombs. These include hieroglyphs and a sun boat carrying the sun god and his retinue preparing for dawn flanked by images of guardian deities and additional hieroglyphs. Foreign cultures flowed into the center of civilization.
The introduction of captives and tributes from conquered lands resulted in refined knowledge flora and arts demonstrating the pharaoh's power. He constructed and renovated numerous religious sites such as the expansion of the Karnak Temple and the erection of obelisks as well as the Battle of Megiddo in which he never lost a battle. The mystery remains that most of Hatshepsut's names were erased or destroyed after her death. Following Hatshepsut's demise Thutmose III ordered the destruction of her statues and the inscription of her names over them. "The Napoleon of Ancient Egypt" holds a significant mystery: his rise to power under Queen Hatshepsut.
