| The
         Splendour That Was EGYPT
 Margaret
         A. Murray 1973 Edition
 Page
         38Fingerprints
         of the Gods Graham
         HancockIt
         was not until the fourth year of his reign that Akhenaten
         adopted the religion of the
 Aten,
         to which he devoted the rest of his life to the exclusion of
         all other considerations.The
 Aten is the actual disc of the sun , the physical sun that
         emits heat and sends out visible rays; whereas
         Re
         is
         the divine element in the sun and is a more abstract,
         perhaps a more spiritual, conception. Akhenaten was
         therefore no heretic, for the sun in all its aspects was the
         royal god, and this was recognised by him for he worshipped
         Re, Horus, and the Mnevis bull.
 
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         382  Helipolitan
         theology rested on a creation-myth distinguished by a number
         of unique and curious features.It taught that in the beginning the universe had been filled
         with a dark watery nothingness, called the Nun. Out of this
         inert cosmic ocean (describedas 'shapeless, black with the
         blackness of the blackest night') rose a mound of dry land
         on which Ra
         , the Sun God, materialized in his self created form as
 Atum
         (sometimes
         depicted as an old bearded man resting on a staff ): " note
         5
 The sky had not been created, the earth had not been
         created, the children of the earth and the reptiles had
 not been fashioned in that place...I
         Atum,
         was one by myself...There existed no other who worked with
         me" ... note 6
   
     Cassell's
         English Dictionary 1974 Page
         67 atom  (at  om)
         [Gr. atomos, indivisible], n The
         smallest conceivable portion of anything; a mite, a
         pigmy;  (Phys.Sc.) a body originally
         thought to be incapable of further division;
         (Chem.) the smallest particle taking part in
         chemical action, the smallest particle of matter possessing
         the properties of an element.
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         949 ray
         (1)
         (ra) [O.F. rai, ray,nom.
         rais, L.
         RADIUS],N.]A
         line or beam of light proceeding from a radiant point;
         (Phys.) a straight line along which radiant
         energy,
         esp.
         light or heat, is propagated; (fig.) a gleam, a vestige, or
         slight manifestation (of hope,enlightenment,
         etc);
 one
         of a series of radiating lines or parts; (Bot) the
         outer whorl of florets in  a  composite
         flower;(Zool.) one of  the bony rods
         supporting the fin of a fish, one of the radial parts of a
         starfish or other radials. v.t.
 To
         shoot out (rays),to radiate.v.i To issue or shine forth in
         rays.
 ray (3)
         (ra),n.(Mus.) The second note in the tonic sol-fa
         notation.
 re (1)
         (ra)
         [It.,see GAMUT],n (Mus)The second
         note of a major scale;the second note of the scale of C
         major, D.
 re (2)
         (re)[L.,abl.of,res,thing matter,affair],
         prep.(Legal) In the matter
         of;(colloq.) as
         regards,about.
 re-
         [., back, again],pref. Back, backwards,
         back again; after, behind; un; in return, mutually; again,
         again and again,
 afresh,
         anew, repeatedly; against in opposition; off, away,
         down
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         943 ... the
         Ram:
         The constellation or zodiacal sign of Aries.
         Ramadan (ram
         a dan)[Arab.(cp. Pers. And Turk.Ramazzan), from
         ramada ,to be hot] n The
         ninth
         month of the mohammedan year, the time of the great annual
         fast.
 
 
            
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               | A 1 1 |     + | T 2 2   1 |     + 13 + 4 | O 6 6   3 |     + | M 4 4 |           x 4 | A 1 1 |     + | T 2 2   1 |     + 10 + 1 | U 3 3   0 |     + | M 4 4 |             x | A 1 1 |     x | T 2 2   2 |     x 24 + 6 | U 3 3   4 |     x | M 4 4 |           x 72 | A 1 1 |     x | T 2 2   4 |     x 48 + 12 | O 6 6   8 |     x | M 4 4 |        Set
         in stone writ the far yonder scribe 
            
               | A | T | U | M |  
               | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |  
               | A | T | O | M |  
               | 1 | 2 | 6 | 4 |  
               | 2 | 4 | 9 | 8 |    2      4      9      8                                  
                                                       
                                     
         2    4    9    82  x  4  x  9  x  8                                                                                                                2
         + 4 + 9 + 8
 8 x
         9                                                                                                                                      4
         + 17
 72 x
         8                                                                                                                               2
         + 21
 576                                                                                                                           23
 5 + 7+
         6                                                                                                          2
         + 3
 18
 1 + 8
 9                           
              
                    
            +                            
                
                     5
 14
 1
         + 4
 9                                                x                                                5
 45
 4 + 5
 9
           
          
            
               | A | T | U | M |  
               | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |  
               | A | T | O | M |  
               | 1 | 2 | 6 | 4 |  
               | 0 | 0 | 9 | 0 | 
 U    3  
         O    6              U    x   O   =
         18
 1
         +  8
 Ra
         Atum  +  the  8
 A  
         T   O  
         M            
         12
         6 4    MinosA   T   U  
         M            
         12 3 4
 30
 A  
         T   U  
         M      A  
         T    O   M1 x 2 x 3 x 4   x   1 x 2 x 6 x 4
 1 x 2
 2 x 3
 6
         x 4
 24 x 1
 24
         x 2
 48 x 6
 288
         x 4
 1152
  A  
         T  
         O   M            A  
         T    U    M                                    361    2    6    
         4            1    2    
         3    
         4
 O
         is
         the fifteenth letter of the
         alphabet                           
         15
 U
         is
         the
         twentyfirst                     
         21
 3 x 6
 18
 1 +  8
 The
         Ennead 
 
            
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 R  
         a     A  
         T    U  
         M              R    a    
         A   T   O  M9    1      1    2    
         3    4                9  
         1      1    2    6    4
 9 x 1  x  1 x 2 x  3 x
         4                9
         x 1 x  1 x 2 x 6 x 4
 9 x
         1                                        9
         x 1
 9
         x
         2                                        
         9 x 2
 18 x
         3                                      18
         x 6
 54
         x
         4                                    108
         x 4
 216                                        432
 2
         + 1 +
         6                              
         4 + 3 + 2
 9                                            
         9
   R
         a      A  
         T   U  
         M        
         Minos          
         A   T    O  
         M  9   1    
         1    2    3    4                                1    2    
         6    4
 9
         0    9 9     7
         0
   R  
         a     A  
         T    U   M  
         A   T   O  M9    1      1    2    
         3    4    1    2    6    4
 9 x 1  x  1 x 2 x  3 x 4 x 1 x
         2 x 6 x 4
 9 x 1
 9
         x 2
 18
         x 3
 54 x 4
 216
         x 1
 216 x 2
 432
         x 6
 2592 x 4
 10368
   10368
           3  
         iz  
         3456  10368   9        1152
 10368 
         12         864
 10368 
         18         576
 10368 
         36         288
 10368 
         54         192
 10368 
         432        
         24
   Ra
         ATUM       ATOM2   +  
         4        +      
         4
 6          +          
         4
 10
  CASSELL'S
 English
         dictionary 1974 Edition.
 page
         213
 "cluster  
         (klus ter) [A.-S. clyster (prob. From the same
         root as clot)], n Anumber of things of the same
         kind growing or joined together; a bunch; a number of
         persons or things gathered into or situated in a close body;
         a group, a crowd. v.i.To come or to grow into
         clusters. v.t. To bring or cause to come into a
         cluster or clusters." |