Metu Neter: The Great Oracle of Tehuti and the Egyptian System of Spiritual Cultivation: 1

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Amen attended Panama's Conservatory of Music when he was six years old. He arrived in the United States on May 30, 1960 to continue his formal musical training and graduated from the Brooklyn High School for Boys in Brooklyn, New York in 1961. Upon graduating, Amen continued his formal training at Juilliard Prep (Pre-College Division) and Mannes College of Music. Spiritual work When interpreting the symbols and images on the Oracle Cards, it is important to rely on intuition and personal connection. The cards are a tool for self-reflection and introspection, and each person's interpretation may vary based on their unique perspective and experiences. Trusting one's intuition can deepen the connection and understanding of the messages conveyed by the cards.

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The first step in reading Metu Neter Oracle Cards is to familiarize yourself with the symbols and images on the cards. Each card represents a particular aspect of life, such as love, abundance, or transformation, and the symbols on the cards provide clues about the meaning and message of the card. Take some time to study each card and its symbolism, and try to understand the underlying concepts and principles associated with each image. Also known by ‘The Great Oracle of Tehuti and the Egyptian System of Spiritual Cultivation’, the Metu Neter Volume 1 aims to guide individuals as well as collectives, spiritually throughout all areas of life.

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I have been a student of sbA Bonotchi Montgomery for several years. Studying languages is one of my passions. Learning Afrikan Culture is another one of my passions. Studying and learning the mdw ntr is a perfect combination of these two passions. I began my studies of mdw neṯer with Dr. Rkhty Amen in 2013 and I learned a lot more than just the language. In addition to the language, students learn about the culture and history of Kemet and the Nile Valley and are taught a Kemetic “worldview.” As an advanced student I learned the different historical phases and dialects of the language as well as hieratic.

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Developing intuition and connection with the Metu Neter Oracle Cards requires practice and dedication. Here are some tips to help individuals deepen their connection and enhance their intuitive abilities with these powerful cards:Once you have a basic understanding of the symbolism on the cards, the next step is to develop your intuition and inner wisdom. Metu Neter Oracle Cards are not meant to be read in a strictly logical or analytical manner; instead, they are designed to tap into your intuition and higher consciousness. Take a few deep breaths, clear your mind, and focus on the question or issue you want guidance on. Then, choose a card or cards that feel right to you, without overthinking or analyzing the process.