Superphysics, Etc.

By Horus Michael

Superphysics, etc.

Superphysics The Practical Kheri-Heb Kheri-Heb Mastery The Book of Amon-Ra Tao te Duat Modern Egyptian Sorcery Hekaurshen

In Superphysics you will rediscover the nature of beliefs, how magic works, and the purpose of religion. All 3 embody the very essence of the Egyptian mind. You will also discover what cold light is and the nature of spirits, how to restore life to the seemingly dead, heal people with bioenergy, and the Afterlife. Learn the secret language of Atlantis and its non-mythical heritage, based on memories of Atlanteans recently reincarnated (fulfilling the Edgar Cayce prophecy). Included are several recent Egyptian magic books, plus a book dedicated to the worship of the Egyptian Creator Amon-Ra (added as an example relating to Superphysics).

You will learn that prayer is actually a psychic ability, and that through religion people learn how to work it, using mythologies as training wheels of the mind. The ability of Chrono-kinesis, or the ability to influence the future/Time, figures prominently in magic in the form of spells, rituals, and other mental focuses. Numerous experiments were undertaken in the proof of these theories, regardless of ethics. Spirits are indeed real, not fantasy, but modern society is attempting to disprove their existence in the belief of moving forward. This, then, is an archaeological exploration of the supernatural. A good reference for anyone interested in new science.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 19, 2004
• ISBN: 9781462810475

Horus Michael

“M.J. Costa has written several books, 4 complete novels with 2 incomplete, some scientific books (Maatism I-II) and philosophy. He holds a B.A. in Anthropology/Archaeology from CSU Hayward, and is a practicing Kheri-Heb priest with an Internet Temple of AmonRa. His first fictional novel was Eye of the Pharaoh ©1990 (AKA The Flawed Emerald ©1995). This is his 2nd completed novel, and as most, is set in Ancient Egypt.”

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Copyright © 2004 by Horus Michael the Conqueror.

First © Copyrighted in 1998 as Maatism II: Superphysics, by Michael J. Costa.

Edited for content in 2004 © Temple of Amon-Ra. Revised and expanded.

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Contents

Part 1

Book 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Part 7

Part 1

Superphysics

Book 1

Theories

Preface

Superphysics is the Physics of the Supernatural. There are many unpublished sources for this science, often kept secret within magical secret societies and government think tanks. To acquire evidence one must embrace the supernatural, not fear it. One must accept its non-mythical, non-legendary roots, both in Spiritual Anthropology and Parapsychology. To keep the con-artists and skeptics away, try rediscovering this science on your own.

Magic is the control, expression, and perfection of the will, the driving force of the mind. Certain people are born with a ‘form of the Philosopher’s Stone’ within their bodies, and with concentration, study, and expression this form can work ‘miracles’, or real magic. Everyone else must be made content with simple magic, like sending thoughts against Time (prayer), seeing through Time (Clairvoyance), or healing. Everyone can practice what is called magic, but religious ethics determines who may and who may not.

Skeptics are basically unintelligent, unexposed, and non-psychic or non-psychically developed people. It is not worth the effort to explain their beliefs, but they are somewhat necessary for a second opinion in case you left your magic hat on the altar. They constantly presume that all things advanced are false. This is the reason why Humanity is still stuck on this planet at the time of this writing. The believer, however, may conditionally panic when exposed to certain phenomenon in extreme situations—like when you write Hail Amon-Ra on a website and a day later there is a strong hailstorm, strong wind, and intense solar heat in the end of October (2003). The skeptic will say that you ‘predicted the hailstorm’, ignoring that winter has not yet arrived and cannot explain the significance of the words with the actions. The believer will call you a divinity if the event is beneficial, or a devil if the opposite; and should you propagate a religious idea, stick with it—there are enough ‘religions’ already.

Book 1 incorporates basic theories in Superphysics, from Light Matter to Spirits, and some (newly rediscovered) psychic abilities. In this endeavor I selected the model of the Ancient Egyptians as they were the most developed in this subject, so note the references therein.

—Horus Michael the Conqueror (Haroeris),

BA, KH-M, California, USA.

November 2, 2003 Common Era.

When Science fails, Fantasy prevails.

Energy / Ka Forms

Energy is the substance that generates movement. It is not Gravity, nor Intellect, nor Lapis Elixir (EM-1). Without it, Gravity will not move, Intellect will not speak, and no work can be accomplished. We require Energy as fuel for our organic forms, and our Soul needs it to prevent sleep from overtaking the mind.

Energy has 3 phases, as does Matter: gas, liquid, and solid. The gaseous form of Energy is light, formed by the flickering of electrons and other sub-atomic particles. The liquid form is fire. The solid form of Energy is Anti-Matter. Light uses electrons, fire uses protons, and Anti-Matter uses accelerated neutrons; hence the 3 phases. The number 3 has significance in Egyptian religion—the number of concentric coffins in a burial (Tutankhamon, for instance) is 3, symbolic of the 3 forms placed one inside the other. The Triad of the gods of Egypt has 3 elements—father, mother, child. The pyramids of the Giza Plateau number 3—each generation having one massive pyramid each, with satellite pyramids separate. But, the concept here is Energy, not pseudo-archaeology. When energy cools down it forms solid phases, some only visible in other dimensions due to their dense or low-density levels. Light forms Light Matter, fire forms Proton Matter, and Anti-Matter forms Ordinary Matter. All three fit inside one another at the solid stage; fire conveys light, and Anti-Matter also conveys fire and light.

In the Egyptian Duat (dimension), the spirits there make use of Light Matter because it is of low density like spirits are. Spirits are solids, but because of their low density they can only pass through denser matter, like bodies or walls or structures. On Earth, all 3 forms of matter are encased within Ordinary Matter, like Russian dolls or Egyptian gilded coffins. We don’t usually see Proton Matter, the middleweight, but it can be detected using certain modern photography techniques (Kirlian). In Egyptian tombs we find offerings to the dead person’s ‘Ka’, in the form of physical or drawn food, drink, clothing, etc. The Ka is one of these rare forms of matter.

Ka Forms are the energy residues found within all bodies, vessels of life, or thicker forms of matter. Once thought to be part of the Spirit, they are actually an essence of matter, like a film negative.

Ka Forms are of Light Matter, and probably also Proton Matter depending on the dimension one is in. The Ka, also called a Double, is a copy of the mortal body or structure, which can be removed by a Soul and placed in another dimension for their use. This occurs at many an Egyptian funeral. The Egyptians did take it with them. Once the Ka has been removed, the original object tends to decay faster. A synthetic Ka can be created by drawing or painting an object for the Soul to ‘peel off’, as it would ‘peel away’ the Ka of an item from a burial. I have seen this occur a number of times with summoned spirits from Duat. In Duat there are replicas of actual sites, buildings, and items from Earth—I say ‘replicas’ because they resemble closely the original mundane objects down here. I know the Egyptian souls did not replicate such items so accurately, so they must have obtained the Ka Form of the original and ‘cut and pasted’ the items in their dimension.

When a Ka decomposes it becomes psychic energy waste, or Aura (or psychic radiation). The Egyptians were against all forms of decomposition, Ka or body. They tried to tell their people to preserve the body as a mummified statue, or a permanent surface, for the Ka to reside in—but some people don’t listen. When a person eats matter, they also eat the Ka of the object—or rather their Soul does. This same matter can decompose in Duat.

To prevent this, the Duatians refuse the waste back into light, where it can continue to exist without decaying. This is recorded in an Egyptian myth where the ‘souls of the departed are nourished by light’.

The after effect of nourishing the Soul, or Ba, with Ka Forms explains where the Soul gains its energy for perspiration, movement, or psychic endeavors. Ka Forms do not require nourishment as they do not consist of Spirit Matter, and are only essences.

Some life forms are attracted to Heat, such as the mosquito, shark, piranha, sperm, and most mammals. They don’t ‘smell blood’ as some Biologists believe, but rather sense temperature. As Heat is radiation of light / energy, its attraction is deemed ‘love’ to the attracted (Atonist view). Color is attracted to light, and cannot be expressed in darkness.

The Aura is represented in ancient art as a ‘halo’ or sun disk surrounding the head of the person, typifying divinity or enlightenment. It may be thought that the aura is the radiation resulting from thought, just as body heat radiates from physical action. This excess energy can be used to ward off animals or spirits when applied to amulets or metallic objects touched by the hand frequently and religiously. If one is surrounded with psychic energy an energy field can be maintained, for protection from hostile forces that are sensitive to radiation. Aura can also be obtained from contact with life forms, notably from environmental beings from the ocean, plants, soil, or fauna. Though male Humen tend to waste more energy in thought than in females and thus seem more ‘powerful’ due to this expression of psychic radiation, most psychics are female.

Aura may be generated in Humen by extreme or high emotion, physical or mental exercise, ordinary thought, or over time. Positive feelings seem to generate positive aura (protons), whereas negative feelings seem to generate a negative aura (electrons). Purity of thought would then seem to lead to expression of neutral energy (neutrons). These emissions would be in terms of aura radiation and not as pure energy, so collecting them would be difficult in terms of scientific validation.

To charge an item with psychic energy (PK) one needs to hold an object, preferably Electrum or Crystal, and tighten it in the hand a few times, forcing the energy from your hand (or collected there) into the object. This may be simpler still if your hands are very hot from exertion, and the radiation (heat energy) is present. Some psychics claim that psychic ‘healing’ can be attained by having energy in one’s hands, but others claim that is merely massage or ‘touch therapy’, as used in Egyptian times. It is possible to form ‘chi balls’ with energized hands much in the way snow balls are produced, but only Hollywood seems interested in that theory. Energized water droplets on fingertips can lead to carrying an electrical charge to a target, simulating ‘lightning’, but not usually save science fiction.

By gathering psychic energy in the mind, one can then project it outwards towards the sky and stop the rain from falling within 5 minutes. Then use it to disperse clouds so as to imitate ‘Jesus’ water-walking.’ Aura is also useful in creating ‘holy water’ by immersing one’s fingers in pure water to charge it, or use water to remove negative energy from the body (also found in Egyptian mythology).

There are a variety of effects of aura on environmental beings, notably plants and animals. Plants like being near energy, be it solar or psychic, and branch out to the source. As both plants and animals contain Spirit Matter they are the same spirit or soul as found in the Humen. A Human can be a plant or animal in a future life (Hindu belief system), just as a plant, animal, or insect can be a Human in a future life (Buddhism). A psychic can sense the appearance of the spirit in an environmental being, thereby seeing whether it was such in a prior existence or its current condition.

Most environmental life forms communicate with Telepathy. Their spirit appears like a clear outline of their current form, usually spherical, with all essential features ‘of a person’. When I touch the reproductive part of a flower, its spirit seems to ‘giggle’ like a Human would if touched in a place of sensitivity. Using Clairvoyance and Telepathy, I can view the spirits of plants while they are incarnate—most seem ‘depressed’ or ‘lonely’ (which supports the theory that they need love). Most plants that I’ve noticed were young looking spiritwise, which is probably the same for the plant’s age. Flowers in the midst of the Sun seem ‘happy’ as they enjoy the presence of solar light (Hymn of Amon, Aton). Plants seem to have less mental activity than their counterparts among mammals or insects. Insects that I’ve noticed are also telepathically receptive. They usually communicate simple thoughts like a greeting (to their Creator), and how they are doing in life, not like the Humen whom communicate more elaborate thoughts, though usually simplified during prayer. Cats and dogs are receptive to telepathic energy and can react when affected by a ‘summoning spell’ or other psychic disturbance. This relates well as to why they can sense earthquakes. When the god Anubis is evoked, certain dogs ‘respect’ the person evoking, as if to say, look at him, he’s a friend of Anubis (while ‘smiling’ with their panting tongues). This is the same for cats when Bastet is called upon (that both gods have animal forms suggests that their names connect to a psychic animal telepathy code). With increased psychic energy in a telepathic field, one can call attention to surrounding animals in a given region, causing cats to scream at night or dogs to bark for no other reason—the same affects Humen with built-up stress on telepathic frequencies. This is also receptive of the type of energy—positive or negative—that is being expressed.

Effects on the Humen are varied, but not much different in perspective. Some Humen become organized in the way of ‘zombies’ or ‘possessions’ when implemented in a magic spell. Normally they have a negative reaction to being programmed, and the more sensitive react sharper than the less sensitive. This was proven in 1996 when I ‘hypnotized’ the city of Hayward, CA, with a series of magical operations. Within hours of the creation of the spell, which lasted for several days, a feeling of ‘darkness’ was in the air and what I perceived to be ‘evil spirits’ seemed to mass themselves within Human form (temporary incarnates). Most of the neighborhood was reacting peculiarly ‘negative’ and they behaved in a violent mood swing directed at the caster, forming ideas of hatred and revenge which was known by way of petty gossip and screams in the evening. Of course, I was using the black magic found in the book of Abramelin the Mage for this experiment. This is also true among Arabs in Palestine (2000-2002) and Israel, during which a number of spells started the ‘intifada’ and continued by way of inertia. On a positive note, the ‘peace process’ in Israel (1993) was commenced by a series of incantations of positive energy, but as soon as the energy was exhausted the thoughts of love and respect faded or were replaced by the more common evil. This activity is possible via telepathic hypnosis, and the use of a mantra or repeated series of words. Humen become agitated, excited, nervous, or depressed when affected by negative energy while positive energy and the power of suggestion leads to peaceful conditions of love, joy, or contentment.

In the Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn a high level of Aura energy is present, perhaps occurring naturally. This is probably due to the closeness of the Sun, and for the abundance of natural phenomenon like waterfalls, plants, volcanoes, or spirits—I have noticed that in all areas of the Tropic of Cancer polytheism was present: Hawaii, Egypt, India, Mexico. The more gods, the more energy is present. This energy fuels psychic abilities, especially Destiny Manipulation (or luck energy). The energy starts in the atmosphere, mixes with rain and falls to earth, mixes with soil (Kauaian ‘good luck red dirt’ for instance), and later the local climates and plants. Constant evaporation, or friction of particles, may help generate this energy.

Light Matter

Cold light becomes Light Matter. It is invisible in our dimension because of its extremely low density. Sight of an object is dependent on light reflecting off a surface and back to the eye, much like Radar or Sonar. Only higher density objects have a visible surface in our dimension. The mass of Ordinary Matter is thicker than that of Proton or Light Matter. As a result, the other forms can coexist within the heavier density forms. I discovered this when a summoned spirit was eating ‘food’ from Duat, or perhaps from my kitchen in the form of the above variation. The ‘food’ in question was coffee and hot dogs; the coffee had an aroma much like our coffee, and I was given the chance to ‘drink it’, but in only passed through my spirit form and I could not actually taste it for that reason. Most Humen contend, Seeing is believing—well, then what of the other senses? Any true scientist would use all available senses to describe an object, correct? So what is wrong with not seeing everything? The coffee had a weight, which I could detect as it poured down my esophagus. Also, other food was detectable, especially salty food like potato chips, corn chips, and chocolate. At first I imagined this to be ‘spirit food’ as I could not find the source of the scents. Then I realized that it must be from Duat, hence of a different matter. I figured that because ‘Heaven’ was in the sky (a usual area of Duat is heard in the Jetstream) it must be lighter than heavier matter, which would descend spiritually into ‘Hell’. It is known that light gases, like Hydrogen or Helium, ascend into the sky for reasons of lighter density, and that heavier gases like Oxygen and metals are drawn by gravity to the Earth. The same must apply to lighter matter. The higher dimensions would not accommodate a denser object, because it would fall through space and end up in a lower dimension. The summoned spirit also had clothing, which I could detect with Clairvoyance. A spirit can be seen from 3/10 of a second, sometimes longer, and longer still if in darkness or made to ‘materialize’. An astral traveler usually has clothing obtained from its body, as one would have in a dream dimension. The clothing is composed of Light Matter, and has varied colors when noticed. Spirits captured on film detected as a ‘blur’ are usually wearing all one-color type clothing, like white or black.

Beliefs / Law One

A belief is the acceptance of information, whether true or false. Beliefs are important for magic and the acceptance of facts. Beliefs can be organized into a collection; usually including a story basis made of intellect and wisdom (i.e. a ‘belief system’). Such incorporates explanational theories that organize Humen into the performance of certain actions, which benefit society. Rarely does truth or provable facts produce from a belief system. Religion and science are belief systems, though more typically religion.

A story-based belief system is commonly called a Mythology. Nearly all known religions contain a Mythology, from polytheism to monotheism. From a monotheist background a polytheist belief is a Myth, because the monotheist does not want to believe his system to be mythical or ‘false’ if called mythical. A Christian does not want to accept the existence of AmonRa if it is inconsistent with Christian information. A Muslim is afraid of idols, and of idol gods visiting Earth because that would prove Islam to be ‘false’ or that ‘Allah’ is not the ‘only God’ in existence. Jewish scholars do not want the future to acknowledge the existence of the Neteru of Egypt, because of the implications against YHWH. Yet the word ‘Israel’ (sic), and the word ‘Amen’ at the end of Jewish prayer, as well as the word for love in Egyptian (mery), are all taken from Ancient Egyptian vocabulary. The ancients did not write novels, so they wrote Mythologies and Legends, usually as puzzles or for the preservation of knowledge. Sometimes historical accounts, usually embellished with fiction, are included. This includes the ‘Alexander Romance’ legend, the Old Testament, the Quran, and the New Testament. For example, the book of Genesis—‘the word of God’—is purely imaginative, but all ‘God-fearing’ people would not accept that truth on the basis of fear, that the god in question would kill them off for not accepting it (or be stoned to death by angry Muslims or Jews). The Exodus may be based on actual events, but once contained in the omnibus of the OT it is surrounded by fiction and fact, where no one can discern the difference and must accept it all or none.

There is something that happens when a Human believes in something, which transcends the interest in knowledge or wisdom, which occurs with most belief systems. When a mind is prepared to use willpower (and psychic energy) it needs a focus or concentration mechanism. This is where belief comes in. Belief can lead to worry which, when combined with psychic energy, leads to supernatural action and thus, faith. Religion (regardless of facts incurred in its manufacture) serves as a maturation device for such development of the mind, but should be discarded upon maturation. Faith as a by-product of belief is the maintenance or addiction mechanism of the whole. The Will is a component of intellect. It is the force of desire, the driving force of the mind. It must be expressed in order to direct the traffic of the Universe. To do this one must have faith, or trust, in the belief system, thus enabling the desired effect of the religion. For example, in the Christian religion the goal is ‘love’ and the ‘salvation of the soul’ by causing ‘peace’. If faithful adherents follow through the Christian religion, this goal should materialize.

Law One: ‘Belief forces Will.’ [‘Deity focuses Will.’]

As an example I once accepted the ‘superstition’ of the ancient Hawaiian Mythology. When I was young I was told that ‘taking lava rocks from Hawaii is forbidden’ because the gods of Hawaii would be angered. I told my mother not to, but she insisted. When we left the island the volcano mysteriously erupted, as if the volcano god was angered. Consequentially, ever since then our family has had a ‘vacation curse’ on every family vacation to the Hawaiian Islands. But what of the ‘lucky Tiki’ idols that the Hawaiians sell to tourists? Are they not also made of ‘lava rock’? I suppose those are ‘kosher rocks’! That Hawaii rests on the curve of the Tropic of Cancer must indicate ‘primal forces’ of untapped psychic energy, as mentioned in the previous chapter. I would think the combination of this energy field with the strong beliefs in ancient, distant religions somehow fuels the Will with incredible potency (as found in the ‘Necronomicon’ of the alleged Sumerian culture).

Some beliefs are dangerous because of the nature of the intended goals. Ideas have evolved over time, from unnecessary sacrifices to elaborate burial or social needs. Rebel religions evolved out of defiance of authority, or a social disobedience against established rules of conduct.

One such rebel religion is ‘Satanism’, or the worship of the personification of a negative spirit. This resulted from the civil disobedience of people who rebelled against the socially accepted elements of the Christian religion. It seems some people wanted to allow certain ‘sexual acts’, cannibalism, blood-drinking (in opposite to the drinking of the ‘blood of Jesus’ in the form of red wine), etc. in contradiction of what Christian priests demanded in a closed society. Adolescent behavior frequents Human religious evolution, such as the close of the Book of Exodus in the OT. Established religion was as orderly as established government; every now and then someone wants to rebel and overthrow it because they are tired of obedience to strict guidelines to living in such a society. Another rebel religion was Wicca, a Celtic-based fusion of past polytheism of non-monotheist cultures, such as Egypt, Rome, Greece, Babylonia, and Africa. This evolved into modern ‘Witchcraft’ with some leading to the ‘Voodoo’ religion from African traditions.

Beliefs in regard to magic play a unique role than in standard religion. In magic the true element is believing in the disclaimer that tells you what is supposed to happen, rather than in the body of the spell which amazes your senses. For instance, you read a spell for ‘pure water’. The spell disclaimer tells you: ‘for pure water to flow near you, recite the following words’. The words that follow are often foreign, meant to excite the operant and deceive the victim in cryptographic designs. If the bulk of the spell is convincing enough then you won’t have difficulty in forcing your Will for the intention.

Humen have strange beliefs in non-medicinal ingredients, as found in non-standard religions. Powdered Unicorn horns, Egyptian Mummies, Tiger Phallus, eye of newt, hair of camel, animal entrails, and disproven herbal remedies are all elements of extreme beliefs which tend to destroy rather than help. Tigers are almost extinct because of such beliefs, and Unicorns (real or imagined) are, and whales are endangered because of the belief of whale ivory having ‘magical properties’. Any extreme belief can cause ‘information poisoning’ in Humen. This occasionally leads to several types of ‘mental illness’ like ‘delusions’ and ‘obsessions’. Others tend to profit at the expense of another’s rare belief systems. Modern Humen like to profit from