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That may be because of upbringing, then. I do not focus too much on my afterlife. I don't plan on dying just yet, but I do believe we come back - it's my goal not to, though. I want to achieve moksha in this life.

I do believe that the gods are faces of the Absolute, Brahman, and that they are personalised, manifested aspects of the One.

I do not know what to make of the Tao - it depends what one sees it as. I think to some extent, maybe - I am not entirely sure.

It depends what you mean by de-indoctrinate oneself, and what you want to be de-indoctrinated from. It can be difficult to do, though.

You grow and begin to understand things differently as you get older. You have to let go of concepts that you were raised with, like duality - although some Hindus are even adhere to the concept of dualism (dvaita).

If it's something such as eternal hell, we are inherently sinful, or that icons are sinful, these things will take time to lose if you were raised with them- all you can do is question them. These concepts did not exist in my household.

Personal opinion is you do not need to deny your birth religion's validity, since as the Vedas say, Truth is One - but you have to go by what is right for you. What is right for you? What makes you happy. One religion is not for everyone: for example, Islam and Christianity are not for people who are inclined to polytheism.

Hope this helps. Any more questions, ask away

Answered; hope it helps.

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Her claim to the title takes awhile to tell. If you would ask this in my Kemetic QA thread if you please. I'd like everyone to be able to see my answer. Ask in the Kemetic QA, how can Reverend Tamara Siuda claim to be the Nisut of Kemet? I will answer you there.

Actually being the Pharoah never had anything to do with lineage or genetics. There were many times in the ancient past when foreigners ruled Egypt, including Cleopatra (AUS) just to use an example. Lineage was more a preference then a requirement.

Okay let me give you a quick rundown. Nisut means Pharoah, more or less. Pharoah is a word rooted in Hebrew. Nisut is the Egyptian word for it. Kingly ka is a portion of the soul of Horus that inhabits the body of the Nisut.

She's not the Pope Woman, she's the Nisut (AUS), and just like the ancient Kemetics, she's the leader of Kemet and possesser of the kingly ka

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