Sethians VS Asetians.

Hellen wrote:How people make their choices ? We have daily examples of people who follow blindly one side or another without to really understand what they follow .

For unaware eyes is hard to detect the real differences be that in the present or looking at the history of humankind ,since the traces are so veiled , disguised and not at hand to detect most of times.

The struggle for Power .
Could that be just a translation in the human 'language' ?

A certain level of initiation is definitely needed for just to perceive these two forces ,before to really discern between them .To understand what moves them and what's behind , that is even more further .

Being that the AB is our only source for the sethians how is it that their is a way to truly choose the right side. We only have details on the Asetians. keep this in mind.

Assuming that someone has this perception and understanding ,i think the rest just comes natural , maybe more of a choice made with the heart (the metaphysical one ) , an alignment with compatible Forces , Energy and Will .


Hellen

Jamien wrote:Where does Satan/Lucifer ft in to all this? Is Lucifer another name for Seth or Aset?

Jonathan wrote:We all know of the constant struggle between Sethians and Asetians, as well as the Epic Wars that these two immortal bloodlines held throughout history, but especially in Ancient Egypt.

What makes you believe that the Sethians were not worthy of rulership over the Kemetic empire, and that only the Asetians deserved that role?

This was not a fight between good and evil, but a war where both bloodlines wanted power and rulership over the mightiest empire in history. We say that Sethians just wanted power, but lets be realistic, the Asetians wanted it too, and that is why both fought. We are talking about bloodlines that are both divine, both originated from pure divine beings, such as Seth and Aset. This is not Christianity where there is God and Satan. Aset and Seth do not represent good and evil, and where both pure divine forces. Actually, we even know that Aset herself had a terrible and evil facet herself, as it is explained in the Asetian Bible, where she can be a frightening, dark and evil deity.

So what are your opinions over all of this? Not keeping an Asetian centered mind, which I do know most of us tend to keep, but analyzing this from outside of the box, with a completely unbiased mind, just for the sake of discussion and debate.

Jonathan wrote:We all know of the constant struggle between Sethians and Asetians, as well as the Epic Wars that these two immortal bloodlines held throughout history, but especially in Ancient Egypt.

What makes you believe that the Sethians were not worthy of rulership over the Kemetic empire, and that only the Asetians deserved that role?

This was not a fight between good and evil, but a war where both bloodlines wanted power and rulership over the mightiest empire in history. We say that Sethians just wanted power, but lets be realistic, the Asetians wanted it too, and that is why both fought. We are talking about bloodlines that are both divine, both originated from pure divine beings, such as Seth and Aset. This is not Christianity where there is God and Satan. Aset and Seth do not represent good and evil, and where both pure divine forces. Actually, we even know that Aset herself had a terrible and evil facet herself, as it is explained in the Asetian Bible, where she can be a frightening, dark and evil deity.

So what are your opinions over all of this? Not keeping an Asetian centered mind, which I do know most of us tend to keep, but analyzing this from outside of the box, with a completely unbiased mind, just for the sake of discussion and debate.

You will get the truth. You may not like it, but you will get it