Ashtar Command Crew - The Awakening Movement

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  AlternateEarth May 25, 2026 at 2:42pm

  I'm running ads on facebook and Taursret it is getting almost a 19% activity rate-5-10% is typical of a facebook ad-above 10% is considered excellent-I've also gotten positive feedback/comments from the post being shared
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  Drekx Omega May 25, 2026 at 1:26pm

  

  A good book and also the general life story....There are so many parallels, with Bram Stoker's book of 1903; "The Jewel of Seven Stars,".......𓆄Sometimes truth, is stranger than fiction...𓆄
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  AlternateEarth May 25, 2026 at 1:01pm

  

  I enjoyed writing Taursret with you, Movella!
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  Drekx Omega May 25, 2026 at 12:40pm

  

  And a reminder to all and an introduction for new readers.....see link:
  
  https://www.ashtarcommandcrew.net/profiles/blogs/i-am-tausret-i-am-...

  

  I am Tausret, I am Movella

   Yes, it’s on the Akashic Records, but I wanted to make this into a blog for extra measure..👑✨   Movella said: Wow! I am glad to have received confir…
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  Movella May 25, 2026 at 11:05am

  

  The ancient Egyptians understood the human soul differently than most of us do today. They categorised the soul as a combination of four distinct energies:
  
  ✨ The Ka: ‘The life force’. Your inherent vitality. It was believed to be created at birth and was distinct from the body itself. the Ka was thought to persist after death, requiring nourishment. Which is why the physical preservation of the body and the offering of sustenance were central to their funerary rites.
  
  ✨ The Ba: Your ‘individuality in the underworld’. The part of you that represents what makes you unique. Relates to the personality, talents, memory and consciousness.
  
  ✨ The Shadow: Your ‘individuality on Earth’. It’s an extension of the personality and is a necessary component for the soul to remain whole. Creates balance. To lose one's shadow would be a spiritual disaster.
  
  ✨ The Akh: ‘The blessed dead’. The Transfigured Spirit or fully realised self. Achieved only after the deceased had successfully passed the judgment of the gods and the tests of the Duat. It represented the person’s existence as a star or a perfected being among the gods.
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  Movella May 25, 2026 at 10:20am

  She certainly does.✨
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  Drekx Omega May 25, 2026 at 9:44am

  

  Good information on the book of the dead and there seem to be multiple papyri of Ani's journey, when searched for images, online...
  Some complete the process and he meets Osiris, Isis and Nephtys and other papyri, he meets Sobek...after the weighing of his heart...
  The former is the version I keep at home, as you know....Mum and Dad bought it in Egypt..so a nice item to inherit...☺️.....Want to link it's image, but that seems to be copyrighted by the British museum....strange...under "World History Encylopedia..."...That video you posted is very comprehensive....and Pharoah Tausret lives on.....!!✅
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  Movella May 25, 2026 at 9:11am

  

  I’m noticing random text under comments, for example one of my comments today, ‘Checking your browser…’ It would be great if Ben could look into this glitch..✨ Thanks
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  Movella May 25, 2026 at 8:59am

  I’ve found this breakdown of the Book of the Dead and the Papyrus of Ani. It helps illustrate exactly how the ancients viewed the journey through the Duat:
  
  https://youtu.be/e9XVSBGbNF0?si=p7Kb3Gr_4sKHZ5SW
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  Movella May 25, 2026 at 8:56am

  

  I found myself in Waterstones yesterday, and by chance, I was drawn to a copy of the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead… For most, it might have been a casual browsing moment. But for me, it was a profound resonance. So I had to do some research. When your soul has walked the halls of the Duat in a past life, encountering these texts in the modern world is an eye-opening experience.
  
  The irony is not lost on me. In my life as Pharoah Tausret, the physical tomb built for my final rest was usurped and repurposed by those who followed, effectively trying to scrub my name from the history books. One tried to make me forgotten, but seeing this book, we are reminded that the physical tomb is merely stone. It’s the spirit that moves on and the souls destiny cannot be stopped.
  
  It’s easy to get lost in the mystery, but if you want to truly understand these texts, we need to analyse the actual architecture of the book also known as ‘Book of Coming Forth by Day’.
  
  The text is a highly sophisticated collection of over 200 ru (utterances). If you are looking at a modern edition, the categorisation is a scholarly construct, but it reveals the logical progression the ancients intended:
  
  1. The Entry Spells 1–16: The transition. These are the linguistic keys required to exit the tomb and enter the necropolis. They are about shifting your state of consciousness from the physical to the spiritual realm.
  
  2. The Mastery of Elements Spells 17–63: This is the theological core. It includes texts like Spell 17, which deconstructs the nature of the creator god Atum. In the tradition, to name a thing is to possess the authority over it. This section is about acquiring the codes to command the unseen realms.
  
  3. The Transformation Spells 64–129: My personal resonance point. These are the becoming spells. They allow the soul to shift form. To symbolically become a swallow, serpent, or a lotus. It is a rebellion against stagnation, to aid the soul of the deceased on their journey in the afterlife.
  
  4. The Hall of Ma’at Spells 125–150: This is the test of internal integrity and the weighing of the heart. It’s not about sin in the modern sense, It’s a metaphysical check to ensure your internal vibration is in total resonance with Ma’at universal order.
  
  My profile image of the lotus, is the symbol of rebirth. Look closely at the shade of vibrant purple-magenta. In the mysteries of the Nile, this was the signature of Hathor the Goddess of Beauty. This specific and royal shade represents the magic of the Nile at twilight, the exact moment when the veil between this world and the next is thinnest.
  The lotus was the base of the most sacred, intoxicating perfumes and symbolised the ritual of beauty and the mirror of the soul. It sinks into the darkness of the water, it anchors itself and it blooms. It does not perish, it gestates. I find myself drawn to Spell 81, ‘The Spell for Becoming a Lotus’, it’s a method for the soul to rise and symbolises what I have actually achieved naturally, yet now find myself drawn to research the ancient texts of that time period in Egypt. The book reminds us that our story doesn't end when one chapter closes, it only changes form.

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