Where Is Akhenaten?

(Conspiracy Nation, 07/22/06) -- Where is Amenhotep IV, otherwise known as Akhenaten? His remains are not in his tomb. They are not in the tomb of Queen Tiye, his mother. Was it "grave robbers"? But why would "grave robbers" take the mummy yet leave behind the valuable treasures? Where is Ankhenaten? As with the Scarlet Pimpernel,     We seek him here, we seek him there,     Those Frenchies seek him everywhere.     Is he in heaven? Is he in hell?     That demmed, elusive Pimpernel. so too with Akhenaten. To understand where the remains of Akhenaten might be, it is necessary first to understand the Moon Worshippers.

The Moon Worshippers

The Book of Genesis in the Bible refers to two creations: an Elohite and a Jehovite creation. "Adam" is not a single person, but means "mankind." The first "Adam" was an ethereal prototype, made in the "image and likeness of God." The "Adam" of Genesis chapter 2 is a different Adam, evolved in a way from the first "Adam." Our visible world was created by lower angels, the inferior Elohim, one of whom was the God of Israel. [1]

The Moon is far older than the Earth. The Earth was born from the Moon. The Moon is identical with "Sin," connected Kabalistically with Jehovah. The Vedantic Pitris are "Lords of the Moon," the lunar ancestors. When it is said, "Man was born in Sin," this means "Man was born from the Moon." But in the Hebrew scrolls, it is Jehovah himself who is the "Lord of the Moon," i.e., one of the Elohim.

There have been several attempts at creation. Primeval man was androgynous and was procreated by issuing from the ethereal bodies of his progenitors. A remnant of this is seen in the case of mediums at seances, who are known to emit ectoplasm which manifests as "spirits of the departed." (Image, left) The first "Adam" is androgyne. Ethereal forms were emanated, then solidified with the "dust of the ground." The androgynous "Adam" is part of the compound name, Yah-Havah, i.e. Jehovah. "Yah" is the male life; "Havah" is the female life. From androgynous (sexless), a transition occurred to hermaphrodite then finally a separation into two sexes: "Adam" (Yah) and "Eve" (Havah). A vestige of this is seen, for example, in the mammalian class, where males bear rudimentary mammae (breasts). The separation from hermaphrodite to male-female is hinted at in the story of "Eve," separated from "Adam."

"Adam and Eve are shown, even in Genesis, to be created by a class of lower divine beings, the Elohim, who are so jealous of their personal prerogatives as reasonable and intelligent creatures, that they will not allow man to become 'as one of us.'" One of these lower class divine beings, Jehovah, is but a lunar and generation god. [1]

Yuya and Tuya

In "Mystery Of Yuya and Tuya" (http://www.shout.net/~bigred/YuyaTuya.html) it was shown how the Biblical Joseph, of the "Coat of Many Colors," sold into Egyptian slavery by his brothers, was also "Yuya," vizier to the Pharaoh.

In Egypt, Yuya (Osarseph/Joseph) commanded his people to remain exclusive and not inter-marry with the Egyptians. Yet Osarseph himself had been given an Egyptian bride, Tuya, as reward for loyal service.

The daughter of Yuya and Tuya, Tiye, of mixed Jewish and Egyptian blood, married Amenhotep III. As Queen Tiye, she gave birth to Amenhotep IV, later known as Akhenaten.

Queen Tiye had had two sons, Tuthmosis, and then Akhenaten. Since these offspring were of mixed Egyptian-Israelite blood, they were viewed by the powerful Amun priesthood as not legitimate heirs to the throne. And so, Tuthmosis was murdered and the babe Akhenaten's life was in peril. He was hidden away for his safety -- as was Moses.

Author Ahmed Osman, in Moses and Akhenaten (ISBN: 1-59143-004-6), summons evidence showing that Akhenaten and Moses were one and the same person. [2]

Revenge Of The Amun Priesthood

Thwarted in their plans, the Amun priesthood eventually witnessed the elevation of Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten) to the Egyptian throne. This was a blasphemy, in their view, since the Pharaoh was the manifestation of Amun, and Amun was the pre-eminent god of Egypt. The followers of Amun refused to accept Amenhotep IV. So he, in turn, rejected Amun. His designation -- Amenhotep -- he modified to reflect a new god, Aten, and he was called Akhenaten.

To further distance his rule from Amun, Akhenaten built a new city. He and his royal court moved from the Egyptian capital of Thebes to Amarna, dedicated to Aten. Here is the root for the so-called "Amarna kings": Akhenaten, Semenkhkare, Tutankhatun (later Tutankhamun), and Aye, who reigned circa 1367 - 1335 B.C.

The increasingly hostile Amun priesthood worked to undermine Akhenaten's authority. Because Akhenaten's reign ended in "Year 17," it has been assumed by some that he must have died then. However Osman (op. cit.) is of the opinion that Akhenaten in fact abdicated. This explains, in part, why his remains have not been found where they would be expected. Akhenaten did not die in "Year 17," but went into exile, to the east.

Hiding in the Sinai region, Akhenaten bided his time. His successor and kinsman, Semenkhkare, did not live for long. Tutankhatun, to placate the Amun priesthood, renamed himself Tutankhamun. In the prevalent lore, Tutankhamun died as the result of "a fall from his chariot," but he may actually have been assassinated. The last of the Amarna kings, Aye, also did not survive for long.

A pharaoh acceptable to the Amun priesthood, Horemheb, who "knew not Joseph (Yuya)," began to erase all traces of Aten. When Akhenaten later learned that his enemy, Horemheb, had died, he returned from exile to challenge Ramses I for the throne.

The Son and Heir

Reportedly, in Moses and Monotheism, Sigmund Freud, the famous psychoanalyst, showed the name "Moses" derived not from Hebrew but from an Egyptian word, "mos," meaning "son," i.e., the son and heir, legitimate son of Amenhotep III and rightful heir to the throne of Egypt.

Akhenaten did not win back the throne. When pestilence and plague troubled Egypt, it was decided that Amun must have been offended. The land must be cleansed of heretics, it was decreed. And so followers of Aten, led by Akhenaten, were forced to emigrate. With Akenaten went other heretics, such as the Shasu, a bedouin tribe of Sinai, along with the Moon Worshippers. "As far as the Ramesside government was concerned, the Exodus was merely a migration of bedouin labor, the Shasu among others." [2]

As in "politics makes strange bed-fellows," so too this exodus from Egypt was made up of an inconsistent alliance of religions. Aten was a solar, monotheistic deity. The Moon Worshippers adored a lunar god. Largely rejected by the Egyptians, Akhenaten sought to preside over the Moon Worshippers. He replaced Jehovah -- YHWH -- with "Adonai." In "Adonai," the suffix "ai" means "my." So removing the "ai" from "Adonai" leaves "Adon" (Lord). And "Adon," notes Sigmund Freud, is the Hebrew word for "Aten."

When Akhenaten (Moses) went into seclusion to "talk with God," the Moon Worshippers reverted to their ancient ways. The Golden Calf they bowed down to suggests, with its horns, the crescent moon. Only the Levites among the Hebrews truly followed Aten.

The Ten Commandments given to Moses (Akhenaten) stem from the Egyptian Book Of The Dead, Spell 125:

• I have done no falsehood
• I have not robbed
• I have not stolen
• I have not killed men
• I have not told lies

The aptly-named "Mount Sinai" itself is "The Mountain of the Moon (Sin)."

Moses (Akhenaten), of course, did not finally reach the promised land. Freud reportedly claimed that Moses had been murdered by the Moon Worshippers, who then went on to claim the territory.

Moses met his death and was buried in an unmarked grave in the plains of Moab. Where is Akhenaten? The corpus delicti stays hidden to this day.

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[1] The Secret Doctrine: Vol. II: Anthropogenesis by H.P. Blavatsky
[2] Moses and Akhenaten by Ahmed Osman. (ISBN: 1-59143-004-6)

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