THE TREE OF NETERU©

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The Kemetic Tree of Life is an ancient Egyptian (Kemetic) mystical system describing the structure of the universe and the spiritual anatomy of the human being. It parallels the later Hebrew Kabbalistic Tree of Life but is rooted in the Nile Valley’s own cosmology, emphasizing the journey of the soul (Ka, Ba, Akh) toward divine unity.

Origins and Meaning

Kemetic Roots: In ancient Egypt (Kemet), priests and priestesses developed a metaphysical system that mapped creation and consciousness.

Tree of Life Concept: It symbolized the emanations of divine energy that flow from the Supreme Being (Neter Neterty or the One) into the cosmos and into human life.

Purpose: The teaching was a roadmap of spiritual evolution—guiding the initiate from mortal existence to immortality, from earth to heaven, and ultimately to union with the divine.

Structure of the Kemetic Tree

Spheres (Sefech Ba Ra): Often described as 11 spheres (sometimes 9), each representing a stage of consciousness and a divine principle.

Examples of Spheres:

Amen – the hidden, unknowable source (similar to “Ein Sof” in Kabbalah).

Ra – divine light and creative power.

Shu & Tefnut – principles of air and moisture, balance and duality.

Geb & Nut – earth and sky, grounding and transcendence.

Asar (Osiris) – resurrection, divine kingship, eternal life.

Heru (Horus) – will, vision, and spiritual victory.

These spheres are interconnected, showing how cosmic forces manifest in both the universe and the human soul.

Multidimensional Kemetic Maqāmāt practice by mapping each soul‑station (Yeseru, Ka, Ankh, Akh, Ba, Zha, Neteru) onto geometric archetypes—polyhedra in 3D and polychora in 4D—so that each stage of chant and breath is embodied not only in sound but also in sacred geometry. The final “polychoron” stage becomes the multidimensional flowering of all stations into one living mandala.

Unique invocations, rituals in ancient egyptian and lemurian.

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