1981.02.11 - Book 1, Session 23 - Pyramids

[kylissa]

On the contrary, a little farther in the same session the following exchange takes place:

Questioner: What name did they give this deity?

Ra: I am Ra. This deity had the sound vibration complex, “Imhotep.”

So you are correct about to whom Ra refers. This seems to further cloud the subject at hand though, because the age of Imhotep is also generally accepted as roughly 4,600 years ago. The good news is that this is consistent with the generally accepted age of the Great Pyramid (thus adding credence to Ra's statement). The bad news obviously is that we still seem to be missing around 1,400 years from Ra's stated time of completion of 6,000 years ago.

For what it's worth however, even though this discrepancy does not concern me, I tend to think that there is something more to it than simply Ra's problem mapping events onto our historical calendar. Is the past, perhaps, as malleable as the future?

For now though, I am content to let it remain as a mystery.

Love and Light,

3D Sunset

Awesome, I'm not sure how I missed that blurb on Imhotep but it's good to know my research was on to it... I am a believer that a lot of the ancient Partriarchs of Judaism were actually pharoahs in Egypt, even Jesus possibly being Caesarion. Imhotep is said to have been Joseph son of Jacob/Israel who was a mystical kind of guy and powerful in Egypt. I'm thinking what Ra did was say 6000 instead of 5000 by rounding up the 4600. And I completely know what you're saying, about maybe time being malleable. I keep getting that impression too. This is just after the time that the lifespan dropped significantly.. for example Jacob died at age 145, Joseph at 110, and thereafter it was our normal lifespan.