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  1. Ok. I'm going to talk through this and the next two stages (from the papyrus of Khonshu-mes). Sorry about the title I couldn't think of anything better. It's from a papyrus written in the 21st Dyn. in Thebes for the priest Khonshu-mes. It is one of the so-called mythological papyri which were produced in this late period which consist of almost entirely illustrations with little or no text. We are starting in the West which means the body. With death and mummification. Sorry the pic is a bit blurred but I probs with the image capture and getting it big enough. I'll go through what it shows and try to explain what it means in subsequent posts. Questions welcome (but please try to stay on topic if at all possible).
  2. Haiku Chain

    feigning affection I lied about loving you fickle heart fickle tongue.
  3. Yes-But-Mind vs. Don't-Know-Mind

    Do you always sit In constant meditation? Only now and zen. 🧘
  4. Egyptian body magic

    The illustration to the Head of Mystery Chapter 151 of the Book of the Dead is very similar to the picture we are studying:
  5. Egyptian body magic

    Somebody has to do the work around here
  6. Yes-But-Mind vs. Don't-Know-Mind

    I disliked this video very much. For two reasons. The people listening to her laughed on cue to stories which were not understood even by her. Tofu is not good for cats - there’s no way a cat was stealing it night after night. I did enjoy your subsequent discussion even tho I disagree with most of you.
  7. simplify

    Vibe
  8. Egyptian body magic

    Most people seem to think it is related to words meaning 'be strong, powerful' and others to the word for natron the salt used for embalming. But I think that really no-one is sure. A kind of flag was displayed outside of temples with three coloured cloths hanging from it - I think this is most likely the meaning ... its a sign showing a god's sanctuary is there. But who knows?
  9. Egyptian body magic

    With regard to the head, I wrote this some eight years ago: Essentially I still agree with myself, with two caveats. 1. I refer to Anubis and the 'crown chakra' - which is the kind of crossover I don't like (even tho it is valid in some ways) 2. the 'neter' sign is not etymologically related to 'that which is wrapped' even though early version show it as a wrapped staff with one end of the cloth hanging free. Apparently this si a false connection linguistically even though I would still maintain there is a meaning link.
  10. Longevity

    For breakfast - you’ll live forever!
  11. Longevity

    Epi Christmas
  12. Egyptian body magic

    Here is Tutankhamun's canopic jar chest. Each human headed jar held one of the four main organs. On the corners of the chest are the goddesses (the nearest is Neith) ... together they form a kind of mandala. Often the jars would have animal heads instead of human heads.
  13. Egyptian body magic

    So ... these important organs ... essential for organic function (life) are protected by four gods - the Sons of Horus. Then each of the sons of Horus are protected by a goddess. We have met two of these goddesses already - Isis and Nephthys. We know that Isis represents an 'up' phase of a cycle ... up into the light .. and that Nephthys represents a down phase ... into the dark. So we have organs and rhythmic up/down movement ... which supports the organs. In the case of the lungs its obvious that the breath is involved, Isis the in-breath and Nephthys the out. The gods of the stomach and intestines are protected by Neith (the huntress goddess of the East) and by Serqet the scorpion goddess (the West). What is the rhythm of the digestive system? Peristalsis. A process of contraction and expansion which moves food through the gut and also clears the intestines even when not eating. It is a slow but permanent rhythm operating even when we haven't eaten and in sleep. Neith is contraction and Serqet expansion. So we have two systems of rhythmic activity, one in the thorax and one in the abdomen. Both of which feed the heart (which has its own rhythm - the pulse). We should also mention that the cerebro-spinal fluid has its own rhythm - which the Egyptians had observed when performing cranial surgery. 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r-11cv4x{0%{transform:rotate(0deg);}100%{transform:rotate(360deg);}} @-webkit-keyframes r-imtty0{0%{opacity:0;}100%{opacity:1;}} @keyframes r-11cv4x{0%{transform:rotate(0deg);}100%{transform:rotate(360deg);}} @keyframes r-imtty0{0%{opacity:0;}100%{opacity:1;}} .r-2yovvi{position:absolute;visibility:hidden;top:0;width:50px;pointer-events:none} .r-2yovvi.loaded{visibility:visible;top:50vh;width:50px} What is Peristalsis?Peristalsis is the coordinated, wave-like muscle contraction that moves food, liquids, and waste through the hollow organs of the digestive tract (and some other tubular structures in the body). It’s essentially the automatic “conveyor belt” of your gut.How It WorksThe walls of organs like the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine have two main layers of smooth muscle: Circular muscle (wraps around the tube) Longitudinal muscle (runs along the length of the tube) Peristalsis happens in this sequence: A bolus (ball) of food or liquid triggers stretch receptors in the wall. Circular muscles contract behind the bolus → squeezes it forward. Longitudinal muscles contract ahead of the bolus → shortens and widens that segment, creating space. Then the circular muscles relax behind and contract ahead, pushing the bolus further. This wave of contraction/relaxation travels down the organ, propelling contents along. It’s completely involuntary and controlled by the enteric nervous system (the “second brain” in your gut) with help from the autonomic nervous system.Where It Happens in the Body Esophagus: Moves swallowed food from throat to stomach in ~8–10 seconds (even if you’re upside down!). Stomach: Mixes food with acid and slowly pushes chyme into the small intestine. Small intestine: Primary site—slow peristalsis (about 1 cm/sec) mixes and propels digested food over 3–5 hours. Large intestine (colon): Much slower waves (a few times per day) called mass movements push feces toward the rectum. Other places: Ureters (urine from kidneys to bladder), bile ducts, and even blood vessels use similar peristaltic-like movements. Fun/Interesting Facts Gravity-independent: That’s why astronauts can still swallow in space. Swallowing trigger: Once you swallow, peristalsis takes over—even if you stand on your head, the food will reach your stomach. Disorders: Achalasia (esophagus doesn’t relax), Hirschsprung’s disease (missing nerves in colon), or intestinal pseudo-obstruction can severely impair peristalsis. You can sometimes hear it: Those stomach “growling” noises (borborygmi) are often peristaltic waves moving gas and fluid. In short, peristalsis is one of the body’s most elegant automatic processes—quietly keeping everything moving 24/7 without you ever having to think about it.
  14. Egyptian body magic

    @Nungali this is a good book if you are interested https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ancient-Egyptian-Medicine-John-Nunn/dp/0714109819/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1E5BHA3H3LEQ1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.1333SjDvXAaHClUXW_pXm62QazpMjL0hkW6DnEYuHwgJoc861OrjpH4JOhvdzhHRcwjUCn-VdFFnLPIhymKmGVIjiHzniJ8U638l2p9ujr544gDfknO_icFxG54A1Mpyf7JGR-TjtNqq45TsUikrCRl78-bSx-zhaniveWJh4WJNzs5BUMrbwZGpGoUErcpOHJVP9ZPZoMmvOYAcaZ2i55O-xc4n8DfwxPjp1FXpL4s.fLDuHHpHrBNyE9grC8fDpclPqlr3P0itWdAEneR9-LY&dib_tag=se&keywords=egyptian+medicine&qid=1763762872&sprefix=egyptian+medecine%2Caps%2C130&sr=8-2
  15. Egyptian body magic

    from the arse of an antelope?
  16. Egyptian body magic

    and the Edwin Smith papyrus
  17. Egyptian body magic

    The Egyptian knowledge of physiology was good - although not developed in the way modern science has. They held that the lungs draw in the 'breath of life' (ankh) into the body and feed it to the heart. This is more or less true - as the lungs oxygenate the blood which feeds to the heart to be pumped round the body. The heart was thought of as the central organ which was connected to all other parts of the body by channels called 'metu' which were not arteries, nerves and so on - and have been compared to the nadis of yoga. These channels stimulate activity in the body, such as circulation. They are sometimes given as 22 channels tho' sometimes 46. If the channels were blocked or contained pollutants this was said to cause disease. The liver was said to generate blood. This is not quite true as red blood cells come from the bone marrow - however the liver does produce the nutrients, sugars, amino acids and so on for the blood and regulates the content of the blood, so in a sense it is close to the truth. The stomach was called the 'r-ib' which may be translated as mouth-heart. They recognised its function in taking in food. The intestines were known to absorb food and produce chyle (a white milky lymph fluid) which feeds the heart. This may be part of the reason that the organs stomach and intestines are associated with the white crown. While the liver and lungs with the red (blood).
  18. Longevity

    I like avocado but let’s face it, a cigar is a smoke.
  19. Longevity

    Perhaps stressing about health is an indicator of being unhealthy. For instance I have known a lot of strict vegetarian/ vegans who seem to obsess about health in terms of food. Every one I can think of is either ill or dead from some horrible disease. As you say may be it’s all about attitude.
  20. Longevity

    Could be but I can’t remember lol
  21. Longevity

    @Taomeow this is very good news. I have given up smoking except the occasional one bummed off a friend. But I was intending to start cigars from my 80th and of course I drink red wine almost daily. I may bring the smoking forward on this news. After all one needs an occupation - to misquote Oscar Wilde.
  22. Egyptian body magic

    So now the beginning of the complicated part: The organs placed in the Canopic Jars were the lungs, liver, stomach and intestines. It is not that the Egyptians didn't know about other organs but these were chosen deliberately. Their relative positions in the body are shown as follows: The organs were paired as follows: lungs and liver stomach and intestines Collectively the first two were under the protection of Hapi and Imsety (two of the sons of Horus); and the second two under Duamutef and Quebhsenuef. As pairs these were sometimes known as the Souls of Pe and the Souls of Nekhen. Where Pe and Nekhen are the ancient capitals of Lower and Upper Egypt. Pe (as part of the double town Pe and Dep had the tutelary deity Wadjet ( the cobra goddess ) and in Nekhen - Nekhabet the vulture goddess. They are also related to the two crowns, Red of the North and White for the South. Symbolically the upper part of the body is North and the lower part is South. So liver and lungs related to red and stomach and intestines to white. The task is to unite the two kingdoms north and south into one. So the task in terms of the body is to unite the upper and lower parts into one. NB. there is also the head which we will leave till later.
  23. Longevity

    I didn’t realize you were so young!
  24. Hello

    Hi, You should be able to continue these conversations in the appropriate sections of Daobums if you wish. Either General discussion or Buddhist or Esoteric and so on. Obviously its up to you how you use the board and engage in discussion - I hope you enjoy the experience and look forward to engaging with you. A. PS. I have some years experience in Karma Kagyu Vajrayana, ngondro and mahamudra and so on.