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Thoth incarnated as an Egyptian Priest repeatedly during the time that [[Atlantian Mystery Schools|Mystery Schools]] were flourishing in Egyptian culture during the Middle Kingdom. This was in order to maintain control over the Atlantian | [[Thoth]] incarnated as an Egyptian Priest repeatedly during the time that [[Atlantian Mystery Schools|Mystery Schools]] were flourishing in Egyptian culture during the Middle Kingdom. This was in order to maintain control over the [[Atlantian Conspiracy]] held in place by the [[NAA]] since the Flood, and to be kept aware of the ongoing [[Guardian Alliance]] mission on the ground that [[Hatshepsut]], [[Akhenaton]] and others had accepted. During multiple Egyptian timelines, he promoted himself as the direct scribe and speaker on behalf of the Gods. Declaring himself as the sole scribe and speaker for God, entrusted to translate the ancient wisdom and mathematical language contained in the [[Founder Records]], also known philosophically as the [[Law of One]]. Thoth demonstrated the advanced knowledge he had gained from living multiple thousands of years and by teaching in the Egyptian Mystery Schools astronomy, medicine, alchemy and magic. He knew how to translate and recite the ancient wisdom from the [[Founder Records]] that he had originally stolen from the [[Maji Grail King]]s during the [[Essene Massacre]], and had previously compiled from the great libraries of Atlantis before the Flood. | ||
Although he was the great [[Luciferian]] imposter, he was passing off [[Essenes, Christos Templars|Essene Christos Templar]] sacred sciences as his own genius, and as a result it appeared to the unaware people of Egypt that he was truly bestowed with the blessings of the Gods. Thoth indeed appeared extremely advanced and God-like in comparison to others of the time, as he knew the secrets of alchemy and performed magical feats at his whim. Thoth continued to promote himself as sanctified and divine, while committing his many heinous crimes against humanity and manipulating the many abuses of peddling stolen works. As a result, his namesake has gone into the falsified recorded history of the [[NAA]] as the all-knowing teacher of sacred writings, who educated and offered ancient wisdom to humanity. In the book of the dead, he is promoted as the Underworld God who judges when weighing the heart of the deceased, and has the power to decide if that soul is worthy or not to enter heaven. The Thoth identity has not entered or travelled in the God Worlds, but has achieved immortality in the lower dimensions through the use of spiritual alchemy and by taking human beings [[Loosh]] energy from [[Blood Sacrifice]]s. | Although he was the great [[Luciferian]] imposter, he was passing off [[Essenes, Christos Templars|Essene Christos Templar]] sacred sciences as his own genius, and as a result it appeared to the unaware people of Egypt that he was truly bestowed with the blessings of the Gods. Thoth indeed appeared extremely advanced and God-like in comparison to others of the time, as he knew the secrets of alchemy and performed magical feats at his whim. Thoth continued to promote himself as sanctified and divine, while committing his many heinous crimes against humanity and manipulating the many abuses of peddling stolen works. As a result, his namesake has gone into the falsified recorded history of the [[NAA]] as the all-knowing teacher of sacred writings, who educated and offered ancient wisdom to humanity. In the book of the dead, he is promoted as the Underworld God who judges when weighing the heart of the deceased, and has the power to decide if that soul is worthy or not to enter heaven. The Thoth identity has not entered or travelled in the God Worlds, but has achieved immortality in the lower dimensions through the use of spiritual alchemy and by taking human beings [[Loosh]] energy from [[Blood Sacrifice]]s. | ||