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Oct 9, 2026

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Micah DankGUEST
41:11
Now, in case you think the Bible's original, chapter 125, Egyptian Book of the Dead, the declarations of the innocence between the gods of the tribunal.
Micah DankGUEST
41:19
"O swallower of shades who came forth from Kurnet, I have not slain people." That is taken and becomes thou shalt not kill or thou shalt not murder.
Micah DankGUEST
41:30
"O doubly evil one who came forth from the Busirite nome, I have not had intercourse with a married wife." That becomes thou shalt not covet your neighbor's wife.
Micah DankGUEST
41:42
"O he who prospers the common people who came forth from Asyut, I have not cursed the god." Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain.
Micah DankGUEST
41:52
This is chapter 125 of the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Micah DankGUEST
41:56
If any of you guys were to pick it up, you could open this up right here, and you will see that there's three of the Ten Commandments are mentioned here.
Micah DankGUEST
42:03
If you wanna find the rest of them, they're in the Egyptian Book of the Dead under the section 42 positive affirmations of Maat.
Micah DankGUEST
35:55
It's the astrological backstory.
Micah DankGUEST
35:58
Now, in case you think the Bible's original, Chapter 125, Egyptian Book of the Dead, the declarations of the innocence between the gods of the tribunal.
Micah DankGUEST
36:07
"O swallower of shades who came forth from Kurnet, I have not slain people." That is taken and becomes, "Thou shalt not kill," or, "Thou shalt not murder." "O doubly evil one who came forth from the Busirite nome, I have not had intercourse with a married wife." That becomes, "Thou shalt not covet your neighbor's wife." "O he who prospers the common people, who came forth from Asyut, I have not cursed a god." "Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain." This is chapter 125 of the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Micah DankGUEST
36:43
If any of you guys were to pick it up, you could open this up right here, and you will see that there's three of the Ten Commandments are mentioned here.
Micah DankGUEST
36:50
If you wanna find the rest of them, they're in the Egyptian Book of the Dead under the section 42 Positive Affirmations of Maat.
Micah DankGUEST
36:58
You'll find that too.
Micah DankGUEST
37:00
But wide openly Chapter 125, these are three of the Ten Commandments.
Micah DankGUEST
43:20
Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain.
Micah DankGUEST
43:23
This is chapter 125 of the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Micah DankGUEST
43:27
If any of you guys were to pick that up, you could open this up right here, and you will see that there's three of the Ten Commandments are mentioned here.
Micah DankGUEST
43:34
If you want to find the rest of them, they're in the Egyptian Book of the Dead under the section 42 positive affirmations of Maat.
Micah DankGUEST
43:42
You'll find that too.
Micah DankGUEST
43:43
But wide openly, chapter 125, these are three of the Ten Commandments.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
42:03
And I began to think, what if? And explored the idea only as entertainment.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
42:10
Led me to Judy King's very overlooked work, The Isis Thesis, as well as the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
42:20
But like in a new light with fresh eyes.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
42:23
All of the sudden, I felt like I wasn't looking at hieroglyphics anymore.
Judy KingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:19
The crystal structure of the very small was similar to the crystalline structure of the stars.
Judy KingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:25
But there was one book I had to read.
Judy KingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:27
It was the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Judy KingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:30
And I read the book and there was quantum science in it.
Russell GunnGUEST
2:50
It's pretty much a play on, play on, play on words.
Russell GunnGUEST
2:53
Um, if, if, if anyone is familiar with the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Russell GunnGUEST
2:57
[coughs] Excuse me.
Jay SweetHOST
3:00
That's all right.
Russell GunnGUEST
3:01
So, um, the Egyptian Book of the Dead is pretty much a guide, um, a guide for the afterlife, for you to, um, you know, have a new, better life.
Russell GunnGUEST
3:15
Um, Afric- Amer- African American Book of the Dead is, uh, kind of a twist on that, and it's, uh, a call to understand your worth and everything that you have in this life, and everything that, um, has been done, sacrificed for you to enjoy the life that you live now.
Jay SweetHOST
3:42
Interesting.
Jay SweetHOST
3:43
So in terms of this book, the Egyptian Book of the Dead-
Gene LyonsHOST
25:44
When the cellar door flies open during dinner, Ash and Scott investigate.
Gene LyonsHOST
25:48
They find the Naturom Demonto, a Sumerian version of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, along with an archeologist's tape recorder.
Gene LyonsHOST
25:56
Scott plays a tape of incantations that resurrect a demonic entity, the Kandarian Demon.
Gene LyonsHOST
26:03
Cheryl yells for Scott to turn off the tape recorder, and a tree branch breaks through one of the cabin's windows.
Jenna MatlinGUEST
1:50
Hey, everyone.
Jenna MatlinGUEST
1:51
My name is Jenna Matlin, and I am the author of a book coming out, or depending when you get this, has already come out on October 5th, called The Tarot Book of the Dead.
Jenna MatlinGUEST
2:02
And it is the first, um, comprehensive book that marries tarot and mediumship into its own tradition, while also showing you how you can use tarot for all kinds of death practices, including grief work, um, sitting with the dying, sitting with those in early transition, um, working with your own family dynamics, your ancestors, healing of old wounds, and also contemplating, uh, our own death to make our lives one that is richer and more meaningful.
Jenna MatlinGUEST
2:35
I've been a full-time, um, tarot practitioner since 2012.
Jenna MatlinGUEST
5:09
And we're seeing a very similar response in the modern world i- and that's in response to COVID.
Jenna MatlinGUEST
5:17
So I'm just sitting there going, "Wow, look at how history repeats itself." So this resurgence is a very natural, um, response that we have done before, and that's what makes this so cool because tarot was born in the shadow of the Black Plague.
Jenna MatlinGUEST
5:34
And tarot mediumship, um, via The Tarot Book of the Dead has, i- it's like its own renaissance, kind of bringing people back to what it originally was, but was for, but, uh, was kind of forgotten along the way.
StefHOST
5:50
That's so fascinating that it's just this sort of cyclical thing happening all over again.
Victoria ChengHOST
14:18
[laughs]
Michael KeaneHOST
14:19
And then I have this giant version I got at the Getty Villa of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, also known as the Book of Going Forth by Day.
Michael KeaneHOST
14:26
The general gist of this is the Egyptian concept of the afterlife, which, you know, for all of, for all of the, um, aesthetic, mortuary cult obsession with death stuff that we affiliate with ancient Egypt, they greatly loved life, and their concept of death was truly afterlife.
Michael KeaneHOST
14:43
And their concept, at least one of the concepts, 'cause there were many-
Micah DankGUEST
37:49
Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain.
Micah DankGUEST
37:52
This is chapter 125 of the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
Micah DankGUEST
37:56
If any of you guys were to pick that up, you could open this up right here and you will see that there's three of the Ten Commandments are mentioned here.
Micah DankGUEST
38:03
If you want to find the rest of them, they're in the Egyptian Book of the Dead under the section 42 Positive Affirmations of Maat.
Micah DankGUEST
38:11
You'll find that too.
Micah DankGUEST
38:12
But wide openly, chapter 125, these are three of the Ten Commandments.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
21:02
We are just now learning in science today that the inner ear canal is the first organ to develop in the fetus, and it is the last organ to die, giving us a, a possible entire another video on cymatics and the importance of sound concerning the, uh, you know, the connection of the more subtle higher realms, the lower gross realms of the physical down in this bitch that we, uh, that we have here today.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
21:31
In the Egyptian Book of the Dead, there is a notion of weighing the heart against a feather.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
21:36
If your heart is lighter than a feather, at ease, you are to transcend onto the next stage of development.
Joseph W. PhippsHOST
21:44
But if your heart should be heavier, there is a different fate to follow, one that will involve more learning.

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