Ausar Auset Canada

Time:

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Description:

Maat Class
"Maat, pronounced "Ma aut" corresponds to the faculty within man wherein is intuited and experienced the urge to live truth, (according to the laws of the indwelling self). The name and the meaning are derived from the hieroglyph that is the phonetic symbol of "Maa" -the measure of a cubit. The connection of measurement with Truth is one of the most profound achievements of the African mind. We saw that the name of Maat's complement (brother/husband), Tehuti, is also based on the idea of measurement. When something, one side of an equation, is known, it is because we have an objective standard, the other side of the equation, against, which to measure it. Hence, the "double measure" or "Tehu-ti" the "utcha mentut" (Weighing of Words) and Weighing of the Heart, judgements, etc." © Ra Un Nefer Amen. ~continued, Metu Neter Volume 1, page 225

Time:

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Description:

Maat Class
"Maat, pronounced "Ma aut" corresponds to the faculty within man wherein is intuited and experienced the urge to live truth, (according to the laws of the indwelling self). The name and the meaning are derived from the hieroglyph that is the phonetic symbol of "Maa" -the measure of a cubit. The connection of measurement with Truth is one of the most profound achievements of the African mind. We saw that the name of Maat's complement (brother/husband), Tehuti, is also based on the idea of measurement. When something, one side of an equation, is known, it is because we have an objective standard, the other side of the equation, against, which to measure it. Hence, the "double measure" or "Tehu-ti" the "utcha mentut" (Weighing of Words) and Weighing of the Heart, judgements, etc." © Ra Un Nefer Amen. ~continued, Metu Neter Volume 1, page 225

Time:

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Description:

Maat Class
"Maat, pronounced "Ma aut" corresponds to the faculty within man wherein is intuited and experienced the urge to live truth, (according to the laws of the indwelling self). The name and the meaning are derived from the hieroglyph that is the phonetic symbol of "Maa" -the measure of a cubit. The connection of measurement with Truth is one of the most profound achievements of the African mind. We saw that the name of Maat's complement (brother/husband), Tehuti, is also based on the idea of measurement. When something, one side of an equation, is known, it is because we have an objective standard, the other side of the equation, against, which to measure it. Hence, the "double measure" or "Tehu-ti" the "utcha mentut" (Weighing of Words) and Weighing of the Heart, judgements, etc." © Ra Un Nefer Amen. ~continued, Metu Neter Volume 1, page 225

Time:

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Description:

Maat Class
"Maat, pronounced "Ma aut" corresponds to the faculty within man wherein is intuited and experienced the urge to live truth, (according to the laws of the indwelling self). The name and the meaning are derived from the hieroglyph that is the phonetic symbol of "Maa" -the measure of a cubit. The connection of measurement with Truth is one of the most profound achievements of the African mind. We saw that the name of Maat's complement (brother/husband), Tehuti, is also based on the idea of measurement. When something, one side of an equation, is known, it is because we have an objective standard, the other side of the equation, against, which to measure it. Hence, the "double measure" or "Tehu-ti" the "utcha mentut" (Weighing of Words) and Weighing of the Heart, judgements, etc." © Ra Un Nefer Amen. ~continued, Metu Neter Volume 1, page 225

Time:

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Description:

Maat Class
"Maat, pronounced "Ma aut" corresponds to the faculty within man wherein is intuited and experienced the urge to live truth, (according to the laws of the indwelling self). The name and the meaning are derived from the hieroglyph that is the phonetic symbol of "Maa" -the measure of a cubit. The connection of measurement with Truth is one of the most profound achievements of the African mind. We saw that the name of Maat's complement (brother/husband), Tehuti, is also based on the idea of measurement. When something, one side of an equation, is known, it is because we have an objective standard, the other side of the equation, against, which to measure it. Hence, the "double measure" or "Tehu-ti" the "utcha mentut" (Weighing of Words) and Weighing of the Heart, judgements, etc." © Ra Un Nefer Amen. ~continued, Metu Neter Volume 1, page 225