Matthew LaCroix

Now, these three doors, what do they mean?

We were talking about the ancient Egyptian understandings of what the universe, the three aspects of the universe, the three aspects that's not just shared by Egypt, but basically the entire ancient world believed the exact same thing.

They understood that.

They didn't look at the universe in these separate pieces.

They looked at it all as part of a whole, as part of a singular thing.

And they understood that the middle door is always the largest because physical reality is what matters most.

Basically, it's like being in the moment, in physical reality, in that the other two doors manifest physical reality.

Now, this understanding is very important because it then allows us to not only back engineer understandings, but even technologies.

If we can crack their code, we can essentially rebuild their world.

Now, how do I know that these doors represent this?

Well, from this.

Two key pieces of evidence.

Again, back to the Kef-Ba relief.

Everything is a fractal, microcosm, macrocosm relationship, meaning that they understood that the small has to mirror the large and that everything has to be a mirror of left and right, above and below, like you know, right?

So when you look at this, imagine the tree in the center is the middle door, physical reality with a tree of life.

Now, the tree of life doesn't just represent a tree.

It also represents consciousness.

They understood that the ascension process of humanity is very much the same process of what's unfolding in the entire universe.

They did not see humanity separate from the cosmos.

And that's a really important thing that we're going to get into as we go along.