Invocation of the Gods
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The Pharaoh lifted himself from his throne and walked alone to the Temple of Amun. Sending the guards away he kneeled to Amun and spoke an invocation to the Gods.
I call upon the Gods of Egypt to heal the suffering within this world. I call upon the Gods to wake from your sleep and see with new eyes the turning of the world in the wrong direction. I call upon the Gods to unite all religion and peace and Love bound to only the things that we call life and take away all the bounds of words in the name of Gods and call this new thing Existence.
The statue of Amun sat high upon his throne and suddenly his stone eyes woke from their sleep. The eyes of the God looked down upon the Pharaoh:
"You wake me because you have concerns to the way of the world?"
"Yes my dear beautiful God. I cannot be all things without your help." The Pharaoh replied trying to look away from the glimmer of a God but he could not.
"The world has not changed. Only you have. Find it within yourself to change yourself first and then and only then your world around you in which you see with your eyes will change."
The God closed his eyes and returned to stone.
The Pharaoh, on his knees, began to cry. In a whisper he closed his eyes and returned to his feet; "If only I had never seen the world from these eyes, if only I had not been chosen to reign this country perhaps I would seek something other than this."
The God opened his eyes again and nearly face to face the God reached out and pulled the Pharaoh up off of the ground and to him. His stone face was large and leering, "Change yourself and then change the world my son, that is how we evolve."
The Pharaoh sat in his bed that nite and moved the silk curtains back so that the moon could shine brighter from the window.
He inhaled deeply, laid himself back and dreamt of a perfect world.
The morning after food was given to the poor, employment was given to the unemployed and the rich understood from their Pharaoh that life was meant to be unified. The invocation of the Gods was answered but only be looking within himself. And what he sought was what we all seek; enlightenment and to look at the world with the new eyes of what we have learned.
Blue Raspberry, Egyptian White Amber, Frankincense, Patchouli, Red Poppy and Black Opium.
This LE is not available in Skarab form.
I call upon the Gods of Egypt to heal the suffering within this world. I call upon the Gods to wake from your sleep and see with new eyes the turning of the world in the wrong direction. I call upon the Gods to unite all religion and peace and Love bound to only the things that we call life and take away all the bounds of words in the name of Gods and call this new thing Existence.
The statue of Amun sat high upon his throne and suddenly his stone eyes woke from their sleep. The eyes of the God looked down upon the Pharaoh:
"You wake me because you have concerns to the way of the world?"
"Yes my dear beautiful God. I cannot be all things without your help." The Pharaoh replied trying to look away from the glimmer of a God but he could not.
"The world has not changed. Only you have. Find it within yourself to change yourself first and then and only then your world around you in which you see with your eyes will change."
The God closed his eyes and returned to stone.
The Pharaoh, on his knees, began to cry. In a whisper he closed his eyes and returned to his feet; "If only I had never seen the world from these eyes, if only I had not been chosen to reign this country perhaps I would seek something other than this."
The God opened his eyes again and nearly face to face the God reached out and pulled the Pharaoh up off of the ground and to him. His stone face was large and leering, "Change yourself and then change the world my son, that is how we evolve."
The Pharaoh sat in his bed that nite and moved the silk curtains back so that the moon could shine brighter from the window.
He inhaled deeply, laid himself back and dreamt of a perfect world.
The morning after food was given to the poor, employment was given to the unemployed and the rich understood from their Pharaoh that life was meant to be unified. The invocation of the Gods was answered but only be looking within himself. And what he sought was what we all seek; enlightenment and to look at the world with the new eyes of what we have learned.
Blue Raspberry, Egyptian White Amber, Frankincense, Patchouli, Red Poppy and Black Opium.
This LE is not available in Skarab form.
