Edgar Cayce's Tales of Ancient Egypt by John Van Auken

Author:John Van Auken
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: A.R.E. Press
Published: 2011-03-21T16:00:00+00:00

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THE REGENERATION OF THE HIGH PRIEST

The return of the banished high priest Ra-Ta is one of Cayce’s many fascinating tales with little gems, not the least of which is the complete and total rejuvenation of the body of the aged priest—allowing him to live actively for another hundred years!

The people, particularly the natives, demanded Ra-Ta’s return from banishment. They had grown tired not only of the contention among factional political forces in their once harmonious nation but also of the growing corruption and degradation of their higher ideals and morals. They knew that the high priest had helped create and maintain standards they once enjoyed. Many, including pharaoh, felt that the nation had lost its spiritual way, becoming too materialistic and earthy. As we have learned, two great rebellions had occurred: one in pharaoh’s own family when his brother attempted to usurp authority and another among the natives who had become disenchanted with the Ararat leadership and Atlantean influences. Both rebellions were put down, but they had broken the nation’s sense of being a united people. As a result, leaders from many institutions, including pharaoh’s court and the Governing Council, sent word to the priest that all was forgiven; please return to your duties. Initially, Ra-Ta and his community were not eager to leave the tranquility of the Nubian mountains and return to all the busyness of fast-growing Egypt and its many national and international activities.

Ra-Ta had become more spiritually and mentally powerful than ever before, but his body was now old and feeble. Cayce explained that during his exile the high priest entered more and more into deep meditations whereby he developed closer relationships with the Creative Forces and the god Hermes-Thoth; as a result greater were his abilities to manifest celestial, godly powers—miracles. But Cayce said that the priest’s greatest miracle was a radiant peace that touched everyone near him and living around his little band of practitioners. This peace was enjoyed by the peoples in Nubia and was reported back to Egypt by many emissaries. All of Egypt wanted to be near the great priest and enjoy his rare energetics, for peace had left Egypt.

In addition to the miracles and peace, he and his community had built and continued to build a library of knowledge and wisdom. They developed a system of reckoning the location and orientation of the planets and stars as well as the various groups of stars and constellations. They discovered numerous influences that hold in place this particular solar system and planet. They also calculated the longitudes and latitude, the magnetic fields, the poles, and other important factors influencing life on Earth. Hence, in the Nubian land there were, according to Cayce, the first reckonings of those periods and cycles of the sun and its influence upon human life—the solstices, the equinoxes, seasons, the poles, magnetic fields, planetary orbits, solar radiation, sun spots, and so on. Also, while in Nubia, there arose the understanding of planting by the phases of the moon, the

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