THE URAEUS A SNAKE BORN IN THE SUN
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE URAEUS: TRUTH OBSCURED BY A COMEDY OF ERRORS
WHAT DOES THE URAEUS REALLY SYMBOLIZE?
WHAT IS A CORONAL MASS EJECTION?
THE ROSETTA STONE: A COMPROMISED TEMPLATE
INTRODUCTION
The Ancient Egyptian symbol known as The Uraeus, was actually the symbol for a snake goddess called Wadjet. who was one of Egypt’s earliest goddesses.. The Uraeus itself was the 3D object of an upright, or rearing cobra, that was paired with a vulture and worn in the center of the pharaoh Nemes headdress. And all of the top online search results will tell you that the Uraeus was the symbol of the sovereignty and the right to rule. The Uraeus is at the center of the story that I tell in my blog, called the story of the snake. In fact the Uraeus or cobra, is the snake This outrageous nonsensical explanation began all the way back in Ancient Egypt.
The post title states that the snake was born in the sun. What does this mean?. And why should we care?. We should care because the climate change and ominous threat that we’re presently experiencing and the planet is facing, is exactly what the story of the snake is about. And modern man has missed the important records that the Egyptian made because of a combination of presumption, secrecy and most of all the incomplete translations of the Rosetta Stone.
THE URAEUS: TRUTH OBSCURED BY A COMEDY OF ERRORS
That well demonstrated selfish, self centered habit that some humans have is one that has survived intact throughout history. It is the habit where someone is driven to be lauded and regarded, without good reason, as being better than, or superior to their fellow human beings and to enjoy the privileges that come with such an elite status. And it was a habit that was rampant in Ancient Egypt. I’m sure that since you’re interested in their civilization, that you already know of their propensity to boast of their superiority. They’ve left the evidence behind in their art and victory stele. The boastings of Rameses the great at times baseless, was a prime example.
By the time of Greek Rule in Ancient Egypt that make-believe story about the Uraeus being a symbol of royalty and the right to rule, was both firmly entrenched. And the original story of the snake that had been taught to the first Egyptians in the Old period, was completely sidelined
The Ancient Greek conquerors were as guilty of megalomania as the Egyptian Pharaohs that they’d overthrown. The definitive nail in the coffin of the original story came with the translation of The Rosetta Stone.
That dangerous spin and meaningless boast, was helped by the Egyptian Temple Priests. Their focus appeared to be, to create constantly shifting stories about the gods,
In order to support a made up a belief system which was for all intents and purposes, a religion. One that would keep the populace docile and focused on the wrong ideas while they remained in control. The result is that those lies hid the knowledge that modern humans today needed in order to b able to deal with the cobra, that dangerous snake born in the sun. And so much more!.
Now while the Egyptians went along with adorning their pharaohs in the potent symbol of the sun’s power, at the same time they decided to keep the worship of the sun itself. And as everyone knows, the Ancient Egyptians absolutely venerated the sun. So much so, that they had several sun gods, as well as some that were combinations of the sun and other gods or pharaohs. This worship of the sun wasn’t based on an appreciation of the sun’s light or warmth or its necessity to be able to grow food. about So why the obsession?. Well there were actually two very different opposing reasons.
The Egyptians venerated the sun because they believed that it was the source from which everything and all life originated. This belief is in the context of creation, as opposed to the view that the sun’s light is essential for all life to flourish. Next, the Egyptians venerated the sun, because they knew that it had the power to return what it had created, namely the universe, back to a state of chaos. This could be interpreted as. mixture of fear and respect. In other words the sun was the original and most powerful creator god..
Something important to note here, is that behind every ancient sun worshiping culture, the reason for the veneration and worship of the sun was exactly the same for each, as it was for Ancient Egyptians. And that is because the Egyptian belief system and the knowledge that they were given, had been taken to other parts of the ancient world by the people called The Hyksos. We’ll get to examine the Hyksos, who they were and where they went after the real historical Exodus, in a future post.
WHAT DOES THE URAEUS REALLY SYMBOLIZE?
Let’s look now at whats behind the use of the upright cobra to find its true meaning and why it was so important. Though there are several serpents in different postures that can be seen in the hieroglyphs and wall art, there were two main serpents that were the most often used. The other serpents also have meaning which I’ll tell you about at a later time when it makes the most sense. The two principal serpents, were Apep, the large snake with multiple coils, and the rearing cobra most often shown as the Uraeus or coiled around the sun.
Added to the errors mentioned earlier that obscured the original meaning of the upright cobra, is yet another great error. This time concerning nearly all of gods and goddesses in The Pantheon of Ancient Egyptian Deities, and why each was created in the way that they were portrayed. Because the original intention was for the deities to be an integral part of telling the story of the snake and other important knowledge. However due to the complexity of Egyptian beliefs which came about as a result of competing narratives from the corrupt temple priests, the intention that was set in in the old kingdom eventually dissolved into mere myths that bore little or no resemblance to the original meanings.
The Ancient Egyptians in fact followed a fairly straightforward template that decided their choice of animals, birds, human body parts and the abstract forms, that they used to record in the hieroglyphs. The composition of the half animal half human Gods and goddesses to a large degree, also followed the same template. And the choices for the template were made because some inherent characteristic whether physical or otherwise, or some typical behavior, served to help them tell the story in question.
In accordance with that template, Ancient Egypt’s the rearing cobra, The Uraeus, was used by the Egyptians to represent those specific ejections from the sun’s core, that we know today as Coronal Mass Ejections, or CME’s
WHAT IS A CORONAL MASS EJECTION?
Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are huge bubbles of coronal plasma threaded by intense magnetic field lines that are ejected from the Sun over the course of several hours. CMEs often look like huge, twisted rope, which scientists call "flux rope."
The sun’s surface is covered in magnetic fields which following cycles of high activity, become twisted magnetic field lines. And the sun’s corona extends far out into space, allowing the solar wind and whatever it may be carrying, to travel through the solar system at high speeds.
The cobra is the perfect animal to use to describe these ejections of plasma and magnetic fields from the sun’s corona towards the earth. The unmistakable danger that is apparent in a cobra who has reared up just before spitting venom at its target, creates a very impressive and vivid warning in which no words are needed.
THE ROSETTA STONE: A COMPROMISED TEMPLATE
So now we see that the rearing cobra was intended to portray the sun’s dangerous ejection of energy. To read this symbol correctly, itv must Bec read as. ideogram and not according to the Rosetta Stone translation. The danger presented by a cobra that is about to strike and eject deadly venom, is what the Ancient Egyptians used in the original ideogram according to the template that I’ve described. The upright cobra symbolized the awesome power of the sun that needed to be feared and respected.
Interestingly the “flux rope” mentioned in the NASA excerpt above, can also be seen in the hieroglyphs. Unfortunately, thanks to The Rosetta Stone, it has been interpreted to mean the letter H. Why is this so ?Why did the Rosetta Stone get it wrong?.
The first fact to recognize, is that the meaning of the hieroglyph symbols evolved over millennia of Egypt’s civilization. One hieroglyph could have several meanings. For example depending on the reason why the record was being made. The hieroglyphs also changed as a result of re-telling, lapses in memory as well as deliberate changes to suit the Temple priests, pharaohs and the evolution of hieratic and demotic script both based on the hieroglyphs. . Last of all, yet perhaps most important, the effects imposed by conquerers.
The changes imposed from conquering civilizations should not be ignored and must not be taken into consideration when evaluating just how much of Ancient Egypt’s civilization the Rosette Stone is really able to uncover. It doesn’t take being scholar to see that the Rosetta Stone gave a very basic oversimplified translations of the hieroglyph system .
The sun’s snake in the form of powerful magnetic laden energy or CME, is a very dangerous threat with very sobering potential outcomes. CMEs can cause not just simple damage to energy grids and telecommunication, but global catastrophic damage that could potentially be far, far more serious. The outcome depends on if a CME was to occur at particular period of the earth’s tilt in its orbit around the sun, and in conjunction with one other condition which I’ll discuss in it’s relevant article. This potentially apocalyptical outcome, is what concerned the Ancient Egyptians and made them want to record the snake’s story. And it is also the reason for which the great Pyramid was built.
One final note. Even at this early stage, the pharaoh Akhenaten’s, decree that only the Aten disc should be worshipped and for which he was branded a heretic, is beginning to look less personally motivated and more about the Egyptians keeping their eyes on the ball.
