Post by Malcolm on Jul 21, 2013 23:01:17 GMT -5
Massey, "Ancient Egypt" - When the divine healer and caster-out of demons, Khunsu-Horus, went to Bakhten to exorcise an evil spirit from the possessed Princess, the god was carried there in effigy, as the “driver away of evil spirits that take possession“ of the human body, not as a divinized medicine-man portrayed in human form.
The effigy is an image of the wonderful healer who originated as a power of renewal in external nature, and not as a mortal on this earth.
The caster-out of demons is also portrayed as Khunsu offering up the abominable pig in the lunar disk as a sacrifice to the Lord of Light (Planisphere of Denderah), the pig being a zootype of Sut the evil one.
Thus we reach a root-origin in the war of light and darkness, or Horus and Sut, that is waged for ever in the Moon.
The effigy is an image of the wonderful healer who originated as a power of renewal in external nature, and not as a mortal on this earth.
The caster-out of demons is also portrayed as Khunsu offering up the abominable pig in the lunar disk as a sacrifice to the Lord of Light (Planisphere of Denderah), the pig being a zootype of Sut the evil one.
Thus we reach a root-origin in the war of light and darkness, or Horus and Sut, that is waged for ever in the Moon.