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Isīs was the first to return to the Earth of short while ago, she was soon followed by her son Horūs and then by her soulmate husband Osirīs. She plans to reprise her roles as both the Instrument of Divine Law and the Benefactress of Humanity, bringing the blessings of Heaven to Earth during this time of dimensional threshold transitions. Osirīs (Osiris, Usire) was the Egyptian all god, the male eye of Rā and kingly Otherworld benefactor who planned to use his shamanic knowledge of soul transformation and empowerment words to help humanity heal by embracing their divinity. Osirīs was an Egyptian god of the otherworld and of green vegetation who was legendary for the scattering of his dismembered body parts or stolen soul essence by his false and envious adopted brother Seth, a son of the misqualified light energies. After his wife and divine complement Isīs used her magical abilities to transmute these seed potentials, they germinated with creative renewal potencies to become seedlings of hope for better tomorrows throughout the land. Revered from around 3000 BCE to 400 ACE throughout the region, but, particularly at on the Giza Plateau, along the Nile Delta, and at Karnak in Thebes. He was depicted in the Book of the Dead, numerous coffin texts, sculptures, papyrus illustrations, Pyramid Texts, sculptures, and stone reliefs. An Egyptian father god and protector of the pharohs in the Otherworld afterlife, Osirīs was usually portrayed as a human man with his body wrapped in mummy linen, wearing a white conical crown of rams' horns with tall plumes.
His arms, which were left
free, held a crook and flail. He was also sometimes depicted with green skin
signifying his status as a vegetation god. As a grain god, he was sometimes
revered as a grain sack filled with green sprouted seeds. As a fertility god,
statues of him with pronounced male members were carried by women who
manipulated them as they paraded through the streets of Egypt during festivals.
Osirīs was also esteemed by the Greeks who dedicated a major sanctuary to him at Philae in Greece. His Egyptian devotees considered him crucial in regard to the Egyptian kingship since each new king donned the mantle of his son Horūs while they were embodied on the Earth. Once they died, however, they donned the mantle of the afterlife Otherworld Osirīs. The parents of Osirīs were both Lemurian Achievers who relocated to the Earth and Atlantis after the destruction of the Lemurian Singer planet Brighid (Asteroid Belt) and the decimation of the Lemurian Shaman planet Epona (Mars). Because he was the soulmate husband of Isīs who was the daughter of an Eponan Shaman Father (Tatźnen) and a Brighid Singer mother (Hathōr), Osirīs remained behind on the Earth with the surviving Lemurian Singers when the Lemurian Achievers and Lemurian Shamans relocated to Orion and the Pleiades shortly before the destruction of Atlantis and Lemuria. Along with his wife, Isīs, her father, Tatźnen, her mother, Hathōr, and a group of Lemurian Singers who had survived the destruction of Brighid, Osirīs journeyed to Egypt after the flood waters receded. As mentioned previously most of the legends about Isīs, Osirīs, and Horūs are allegorical in nature. There are hidden spiritual truths within the wording of the texts. Take for example the story where Seth dismembers Osirīs and scatters his body parts throughout the landscape. What really happened was that Osirīs suffered intense soul essence loss during his interdimensional encounters and struggles with Seth. Seth, who had stolen and siphoned off this treasury of divine attributes, powers, gifts, light matrix energies, and skills of Osirīs, then wantonly distributed them widely, as spoils of war and blunder booty, to his contingent of cohorts.
As a Shamanic Healer, Isīs
used her lost soul essence retrieval skills to eventually restore everything
back to the way it was in his light matrix. Their son Horūs, assisted her in
this Shamanic Healing process. After this was accomplished, Osirīs relocated to
the new Lemurian Achiever Home World in the Orion constellation, and, Isīs
remained behind on the Earth for awhile... Continue on Go back
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