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Law of One (Ra Material)
Session 43 (43.0)
Ra: I greet you in the love and in the light of the One Infinite Creator.…
Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CI (4)
O Rā, in that thy name of Rā, since thou openest the secrets of the Ammehit, which gladdeneth the hearts of the Divine Circle: do thou then give me...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter LXIV (31)
I am come to see Râ at his setting, and I unite with the breeze at his coming forth: my two hands are pure for adoring him
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CI (2)
O Rā, in that thy name of Rā, since thou passest through an Eye of seven cubits, whose pupil is of three: do thou then make me sound, I am a powerful...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter XV (48)
To be said, when Râ sets in the Land of Life; with hands bent downward
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CXIV (3)
I am come as a messenger of Rā, to make fast Maāt upon the Arm, for the dawning of Neith at Ment’ait, and for restoring the Eye to him who taketh the...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter XXIV (4)
O thou who guidest the Bark of Rā, sound is thy rigging and free from disaster as thou passest on to the Tank of Flame
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CLXXX (21)
O ye gods, O ye Glorified who precede Rā, and who escort his soul, tow me as you tow him, in the same way as you conduct Rā and tow those in the sky....
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter XLIV (2)
I am Râ himself, I am not to be ignored, I am not to be molested
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter XII (1)
Salutation to thee, O Râ, who guardest the secrets of the gates over this domain of Seb, and this Balance with which Râ raiseth up Maât daily
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter LXXVII (4)
I display myself and gather myself together as the beautiful Golden Hawk with the head of a Heron, to listen to whose utterances Râ cometh every day,...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CLXXX (6)
It is exalted, the soul of Rā in the Amenta, his body is blessed there; the powers praise him in the bounds of the Tuat, Teb Temt who rests in his...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CLXXX (14)
O Rā, who guides this earth, for thou art guiding the powers and following the course of the gods; I am the guardian of his door who tows the...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CXXXVI B (3)
I make my way at the prow of the Bark of Rā, which lifteth me up like his disk
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter LXIII A (2)
I am that Rudder of Râ, wherewith he conveyeth the Ancient ones
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter C (5)
Let Rā lend me his two hands, let not his divine Boatmen prevent me. Let my strength be that of the divine Eye, and conversely
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CI (3)
O Rā, in that thy name of Rā, since thou passest through those who are perishing headlong: do thou then keep me standing on my feet. I am a powerful...
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter XXXIX (10)
Râ is satisfied; Râ is satisfied; Râ maketh his progress peacefully
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter XXX A (5)
Hail to you, ye gods who are on the side lock, conspicuous by your sceptres, announce my glory to Râ and convey it to Nehebkau Nehebkau
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter XV (45)
Come, O Râ, Tmu, be thou adored. Do thy will daily. Grant success in presence of the cycle of the mighty gods
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Ancient Egyptian
Chapter CLXI (5)
Rā is living, the tortoise is dead. His wrappings have been opened; they reveal his figure. [The South wind of Rā
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