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I have come to tell you about the life of an Initiate in Ancient Egypt. many of the same traditions and patterns for centuries, mirroring many of today's practices.
Table of contents

• Priests of Ancient Egypt Daily Life
• The Anubis Oracle: A Journey into the Shamanic Mysteries of Egypt (Mixed media product)
• Bibliography

These colors are elemental in nature. She primarily wears the flashing colors of elemental air. On her arms and legs are the colors of fire and water, always balanced with air. This corresponds with the G. This concept was pervasive in all aspects of Ancient Egyptian life. In addition to the three Chief Officers of the Hall there are four lesser officers, each with a corresponding god-form. The functions of the lesser offices and the functions of their god-forms become more and more similar.

Stationed in the South West of the Hall is the Kerux [30]. It is Anoup empeIbet's task to lead the candidate in the Neophyte Hall from darkness to light [32]. In this Anoup empeIbet corresponds with his Ancient Egyptian counterpart Anpu, who acts as guardian of the dead and psychopomp [33]. Anoup empeIbet, as psychopomp, leads the candidate around the Hall, holding the Lamp of Hidden Knowledge, which contains the Light of the Divine within it.

As he guards he also protects the candidate, making sure that his charge is properly prepared to enter each part of the Hall, which represents the Hall of Judgment from the Egyptian book of Coming Forth by Day. The central image is from Egyptian sources and depicts a man with a black jackal's head.

Anoup empeIbet is then colored primarily in yellow and violet, which are the colors of elemental Air and the qabalistic Sephirah of Yesod [34]. The Forrest description gives him the caduceus wand and Lamp, the implements held by the officer in the Kerux position. This shows the strong link between the duties of the office and its god-form. The next two offices, and their corresponding god-forms, act in tandem, one will never move without the other.

These two stations form a cross bar with the altar in the center of the Hall and complete a cross with the line formed by the Chief Officers down the center of the Hall. Of the floor officers, only the Kerux and his god-form is outside of this cross of energy. Auramoouth, like the Stolistes, purifies the Hall, its officers, and the Candidate with lustral water. The classical descriptions and the Forrest description of this god-form agree on color but not accoutrements. Auramoouth's primary color is blue, color of elemental Water, which is then contrasted with orange, its compliment.

On this she wears the crown of Lower Egypt in blue.

She holds, like many of the other god-forms, a lotus wand and an ankh. Forrest depicts her holding the blue cup of lustral water. She wears red and green and the crown of Upper Egypt. In her hands are either the lotus wand and ankh or the censor of incense of the Dadouchos. At first there appears to be no relation between the role of these god-forms and their historical equivalents. There are, however, slight connections.

The vulture headed goddess Mut was considered a mother goddess by Ancient Egyptians [38]. Auramoouth's function, while not motherly, does relate. Her symbol, the cup of lustral water is representative of the womb and its life-giving waters. More importantly Neith was at one point considered the mother of the sun.

The last of the lesser offices is that of the Sentinel. The role of the Sentinel, much like that of the Masonic Tyler upon which it is based, is to guard the Hall and to prepare the candidate for initiation. Anoup emp Emenet has the additional duty of protecting the candidate from astral attack from the "Dog-faced Demons," the opposers of Anubis. Anoup emp Emenet's appearance is similar to that of Anoup empeIbet; except that Anoup emp Emenet is colored black and white, symbolic of his placement outside of the Hall.

He is shown holding either symbols of Egyptian godhood or the red sword of the Sentinel. While a great deal had been written concerning the major Egyptian deities, the opposite is true for some of the then lesser known deities. This can be seen in the case of Mut and Neith and it is even more evident in Opowet, upon whom Anoup emp Emenet was based.

The most noticeable difference between Opowet and Anoup emp Emenet is that Opowet was not a form of Anpu but a deity in his own right. It is likely that the scholarship of the late 19 th century had not had access to those myths and hymns that show Opowet before Anpu absorbed his functions.

Opowet's coloring is also different as his jackal head is often depicted gray or brown and Greek sources say that his head was that of a wolf, not a jackal. There are aspects of Anoup emp Emenet that do correspond to Opowet and to Anpu, who took Opowet's titles and functions. Primary amongst these is the title "Opener of the Ways.

It is also their function to prevent, both physically and magically, others from entering the Temple who have no right to be there. The visible stations of the Neophyte Hall [44] are but one part of Golden Dawn magic that takes on a mythic aspect.

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In total there are 65 god-forms in the Hall. In combination with the god-forms, the Hall itself is of vast import. Guided by Anoup empeIbet, the candidate is brought, after passing various guardians of the Hall, to the throne of Ousiri in the East. Just to the East of the altar is located the invisible station of the evil triad, Ouammoout peSatanas, who is the Devourer of Souls.

This is the Temple Chief who keeps the records of the Hall, even as Djehuti records the outcome of the weighing of the heart. The visible stations of the Hall of the Neophyte are a rich combination of Egyptian mythology, qabalistic symbolism, and masterful syncreticism. Their roles and appearances are tailored to the needs of Golden Dawn symbolism and occultism. At the same time they are still recognizable as Egyptian gods and goddess.

There are cases where either for magical purposes or because of lacking information some departure from the original mythologies are made, but this was never done arbitrarily. These god-forms were coupled with ritual to turn the Neophyte Hall into a magical model of the Ancient Egyptian Hall of Two Truths, as depicted in the book of Coming Forth by Day , thus making the Neophyte Hall and ritual a complete synthesis of Egyptian, qabalistic, and hermetic thought. Budge, E. Dover Publications, New York. Gods of the Egyptians. In two volumes.

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