cladking Wrote:
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> Hanslune Wrote:
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> > Well you didn't explain how the word Horus in
> that
> > utterance all mean stone.
>
> It's just not that simple;
>
> [grahamhancock.com]
>
> For most practical purposes there were two
> distinct natural phenomena named "horus".
>
> "Horus" was the phenomenon of the land of rainbows
> whom saw zep tepi through the "eye of horus".
> This eye of horus was also known as "iusaas" the
> feminine phenomenon of the ability of atum to self
> procreate; the hole in the ben ben that sat atop
> the primeval mound (nb-wt). This eye of horus
> like most of the land of horus was composed of
> stone and became "horus" when it was used to build
> pyramids. Horus the elder was composed of horus
> the younger. Horus the younger was stone.
>
> These two horus' are often conflated even when
> they aren't specifically named "haratch" which was
> the "god" horus the elder/ horus the younger.
> They were conflated because they are only separate
> from some perspectives. Modern language
> recognizes none of these equivalencies because
> modern language is different. Long story short
> the horus' in the utterance are horus the elder
> and hence are not stone by our definitions.
>
> Ironically the bread of osiris is horus the
> younger and the watchers of horus are likely an
> allusion to those who watch horus the younger.
> This just goes back to the conflation of horus'
> and to the differences between the languages.
> Remember this utterance is a "mix and match" by
> Mercer and is not to be taken as gospel anyway.
>
> Differentiation of the horus' is one of the more
> complex things in the PT. It's no wonder at all
> that later generations believed these were two
> different Gods. Horus the elder was "Lord of the
> Land of Rainbows" and horus the younger flew to
> heaven as the dead king when the rainbow existed.
> The king was horus the younger and his ka (life's
> work) became horus the younger as the pyramid.
>
> These people didn't think like we do and they used
> a metaphysical language that can't be translated
> in whole or in any part. It can't be translated
> in part because meaning was expressed in the
> context of the whole. It can't be translated in
> whole because because their words were no symbolic
> and the language was metaphysical in nature. As
> such you can't understand anything without
> understanding everything. But the "horus" of this
> utterance is not stone. ...It is more akin to the
> rainbow.


Hmmm yet in the first post you said

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Cladking
"Horus" is the concept of the land of the west. This was "Horus the Elder". When pyramid construction began the quarry was in this land of Horus. The stone that came from the quarry (Tayet) was therefore "Horus" as well and this stone was removed by the counterweight overseen by Isis.

Puzzling