Words Of Mystery And Magic

To the actual people who live there, 'Egypt' is not called Egypt, but Masr.

'Masr' is a peculiar, ancient word that few, even among the locals know the true meaning of.

Some people say it is just the word for 'city,' others 'civilized' or 'civilization.' While these are broadly true, the essence of its meaning is 'to blend or meld together as in a crucible.'

Egyptology in its formal suit, agrees that in the times of the Pharaohs themselves, the place was known as 'Km't.' And today, this is written and said: 'Kemet.'

Kemet is however, superficially merely a descriptive phrase that suggests that the land there has soil that is dark or black and thus, fruitful.

The real 'name' for the place is: 'Ka-Ra-Sar-Atnapishtim.' Or, Karasart-Utnapishtim.

A scene from the movie short 'La Legende de Shalimar.'

Utnapishtim is, according to the Sumerian legend or epic narrative, the only person to survive the Great Flood designed by superhuman beings to destroy the world and all of Mankind. He build an ark which protected him and this was eventually lodged on Mount Nisir. 'Nisir' though, means a place of seclusion or mystery, inaccessible, hidden. One of his future offspring, Gilgamesh, searches for some item that has the property of bestowing eternal life - which he eventually finds at the bottom of the sea.

The component 'Sar' can mean an Epoch over which a Cosmic 'king' will rule. This is the, let's say, phonemic reason there are such people who are called 'Tsars,' and also 'Caesar.'

So you can see that if you go by what I am saying, there is some vague similarity to this modern popular film - Zeitgeist's - ideas that have largely been taken from the books of Zecharia Sitchin. 

Today, these very ancient folkloric stories are used in modern marketing - of things like, for example, the House of Arabian Oud's premium perfume 'Kalemat Black Arabian.'

'Kalemat' is taken to mean in this context - 'words of magic,' and the word has the same essential idea behind it that the Greek word 'Logos' has.

'Kalemat' means: 'Spirit of Universal Power in the Material Realm.'

The word found on hieroglyphic inscriptions for the composition of some kind of special perfume made by the Court of Cleopatra - in modern times translated as 'Calamus' or 'Calaminth...' is actually 'Ka-El-Ma't.' Physically, materially, it describes the physical item ambergris, but also there is a philosophical dimension, namely that it engages a force in the mind that comes about through the harmonization of human thinking and ideas with sensations given rise to from the burning of ambergris. And these ideas are not human ideas...

The analogy is that of a plant growing, in a dark, inaccessible, hidden and mysterious Earth-bed, and which comes to life, develops, and at a point, bears fruit, having been given its energy to grow from the fire of the Cosmic stars.

There is nothing, that is available or capable of being made in the material realm, whose doors cannot be opened, and whose very existence not exploded into being - 'kun faya kun.' (The ancient Aramaic and also now the Arabic for 'Be, and It Is.'

Morvan - And She Smiles (Moonsouls Remix)