Terminology:"Emergence/Book of Ra"(page 250-251)

Ra Galaxy Implosion: >0< /25 billion years B.E.T. (Before Earth Time)...Ra Emergence: <0> (0.=E=mc2) "present space/time continuum"... Pharaoh: Ancient Egyptian term for "great house", a term originally referring to the royal palace and to the king. Book of Ra: A mythical book said to have been written by Egypt's first god-king: Ra, in legend it contained the "sum knowledge" of the known universe. Infinity Equation: An equation in the "Book of Ra" identifying the "essence" of Ra. Coffin Texts: Inscriptions for the protection of the dead written on the inner coffin walls. Book of the Dead: A collection of spells written on papyrus, tomb walls, and coffins. Hieroglyphs: From the Greek for "sacred writing and carvings", the oldest form of Egyptian writing, composed of pictograms, phonograms, and ideograms (symbols representing sounds). Pyramid Texts: Texts written on the walls of chambers inside the royal pyramids, relating funeral rites and magical spells to guarantee the immortality of kings in the afterlife. Ankh: The hieroglyphic sign for "life". Akh: One of three aspects of the soul, the luminous effective spirit of the deceased, capable of interacting with the living. Ba: One of the three aspects of the soul, depicted as a human-headed bird, the essence of an individual's personality that manifested itself to others. Ka: One of the three aspects of the soul, the life force of a person or god. Maat: In ancient Egyptian terminology, happy state of affairs, order, and harmony that prevails when authority is "respected" and traditions are honored. Pon Far: Ancient Egyptian terminology, for a state of elevated sexual arousal, a burning desire. Token: A flat triangular or square object made of ceramic or wood, stamped with the pharaoh's state seal, with amounts of a certain type grain also stamped on the token in the amounts of half or one bushel. The grain could be collected at the state-run granaries, as coinage was non-existent in early Egyptian times. The tokens were also used
as cash for trade in the barter-based economy. Memphis Crush: A popular drink in ancient Memphis, made of crushed lemons and limes, mixed with white wine, usually served in the many outdoor cafes' in Memphis. Isis Doll: A popular doll in Old Kingdom Egypt, made of wood, carved in detail of the likeness of the goddess Isis, the goddess who personified the virtues of the wife and mother. They were made in temples by the sun priest's skilled craftmen, then sold to the public at large, the world's '"first barbie doll". Sopdet: Egyptian star for Sirius which usually appears in late June rising into the dawn sky after a 70 day period of invisibility roughly coincided with the commencement of the annual Nile floods and so marked the new year for the Egyptians. Uraeus: The rearing-cobra insignia featured on the brow of the pharaoh's crown, symbolizing protection for the king and doom for his enimies. Valley of the Kings: A valley west of Thebes used as a burial site for pharaoh's of the New Kingdom. Although carved deep into the rock cliffs, the tombs were ransacked by grave robbers in antiquity. (Old Kingdom): Period in Egyptian history from "roughly" 2705-2213 B.C. comprising the Third through Eighth Dynasties. (Middle Kingdom): Era in Egyptian history covering the years "roughly" 2061-1668 B.C. and comprising the Eleventh through Thirteenth Dynasties. (New Kingdom): Period in Egyptian history covering the years "roughly" 1560-1070 B.C. comprising the Eighteenth through Twentieth Dynasties. (Modern Kingdom): Period in Egyptian history comprising the Supreme Dynasty covering the years 5050-9950 A.D. also known as the time of "maat". The re-emergence of the god-king Ra, the building of the mega "Pyramid of Ra", and his temples...
"Ragnarok": In Norse mythology, the distruction of the world in the last "great conflict" between the gods and the forces of evil. (10,000 A.D)
"Exodus Interim Period": Ra and surviving followers take refuge in the Antares system, on the planet Anubis.
(The New Formation): After the epic battle between Ra and Apophis, and the near distruction of Earth, the Earth is slowly reformed "born anew"... (250,000 A.D.R.)