The Legend of the Phoenix

In its name as the First Blessing, my signature is the Key to the Mysteries, even the mystery of your origins.

 

	Two Phoenix depicted in a panel of the "Book of Coming Forth..." in the Papyrus of Ani.  Notice the two feather "tufts" which come off the back of their heads and the feather "ruffles" which descend from their breasts.  These two artistic flourishes turn an ordinary heron into the Phoenix.  The two feathered tufts and the ruffles were used as symbolic motifs by the ancients who founded Egypt.  They used the motifs to denote divine powers and to unify the legends of the ancient gods and the stories of the Zep Tepi, Egypt's first time, the beginning of civilization as we know it in the 20th century.  These motifs are the keys to unlocking a great many mysteries of the past.  Throughout the entire Egyptian literature, these two motifs are used in highly abstract, symbolic ways, elements added to another symbol, pictograph, or story denoting...something. But on the Phoenix these elements are depicted as its natural endowment, showing clearly that these two motifs define the parts of a whole, a story in which the Mystery of the Phoenix is the central and final secret...the real story. With these keys and with the sign and seal of the Phoenix's signature as the guide, the veil of mystery can be lifted. The Legend of the Phoenix 1. Phoenix: Master Reference For Cross Reference the remainder is under construction and most of it is not yet available 2. The Phoenix Fables The tides of history have given us many stories of the Phoenix.  First we must sort the chaff from the wheat.  It helps to know first what the Phoenix is not. 3. The Occult Phoenix The Phoenix in Ancient Egypt The Phoenix in the Book of the Dead The Phoenix in the Stories of the Egyptian Zep Tepi Symbolism In Egyptian Literature The Egyptain Wheel Of Karma/Dharma The Symbol of the Phoenix The Symbol of the Djed The Phoenix & The Temple of the Sun The Phoenix Bier   Egyptian Technology   The Perch The Djed The Legacy In The Four Blessings