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The Wisdom of Gold, Silver and Electrum Part 1

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Dear Sebai M AA, I have been watching the news and the price of gold recently went really high and the dollar seems to be falling a lot as you have been saying. The problem is that now gold is so expensive and I do not have funds to buy gold, or some of the other suggestions... and bills are tight. What can be done?

Peace and blessings

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The riddle of money can certainly be a challenging and perplexing issue especially in view of the great malfeasance that has led the society to the brink of economic disaster. The price of gold has increased much but it may rise much higher from where it is now before it is all over.

Silver has been referred to as the "poor man's gold" because it is cheaper and the gains can be the same or more than gold (in relative monetary terms). Also silver can be used more easily as regular currency. So if you only have say a spare $40 per month you can get 2 silver coins. But even one at a time will develop into a golden movement towards wealth building. Eventually you can build up a substantial fund.

If the economy becomes more negative and or if the dollar continues to depreciate -as is expected, the value of the coins will increase substantially (but even if it does not appreciate it will hold on to the buying power or the value (at the time of the purchase) of the paper money it was bought with). At some point you will sell them and put the greater funds in a more advanced investment account. Other proper investments can be engaged with the ideal of the philosophy of wealth expressed in the wisdom of gold and silver, which may include, at this time, energy, commodities, etc. because when the economy falters and the currency falls, the real necessities increase in value.

Do not neglect to consider cooperating with others of like mind to pool resources and employ assets in endeavors that may build wealth more quickly as a group than what might be possible individually. Nevertheless, either as an individual or as a group the ideal is the same.

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Figure 15: Akhenaten in his electrum chariot

So you should take care of necessities first and then with whatever is left, the important thing right now is to save save save as much of your wealth as possible. Consider that if you were to put money away now in precious metals and foreign currencies and if the price of these increases (versus the US Dollar) you would be more easily able to pay off bills. So a prudent plan could be to pay minimums on your long-term debts and put the moneys you would use to pay extra on bills into gold, silver etc. and then wait until the depreciation of dollars occurs and then pay them off more easily, with assets and currencies of higher value and have wealth left over. So anything you can save will be to your benefit. Use coins or other programs as we have suggested, as outlined in the books Collapse of Civilization and Death of American Empire (2006) and Dollar Crisis (2008) and now the eBOOK Malfeasance & Immorality (2010) that are in keeping with Ancient Egyptian Economics contained in this volume. You should act now, doing whatever you can, before the prices go up more think about it -every time the prices of gold and silver go up it means that the dollar is worth less and actually buys less - that is a sign of nominal inflation and what will come next? If you save your wealth it will be available later. Those who do not act are losing their wealth-as we speak. How much good will it does to have $10000 in the future that buys only $1000 worth of necessities? (In the future $10000 might only buy what you could buy today with $1000). That is what could happen; it may be referred to as inflation but it’s in reality devaluation of the currency and in other words, loss of buying power, in other words, loss of wealth. The prudent thing to do is to protect wealth and whether or not a worse case scenario occurs you are saving wealth and building it instead of, like most people, acting as if “there is no problem, or leaders will figure it out or things will just get worse and we will have to live with it...etc.” It does not make sense to trust in those who have demonstrated their unrighteousness or incompetence and not do what is within one’s power to protect oneself…this is not the Kemetic way.

Figure 16: The restored pyramidon (Capstone) belonging to the Red Pyramid of Pharaoh Snof eru, at Dahshur, is now on permanent open air display beside the pyramid it was intended to surmount.

The Kemetic way is the way of gold, silver and electrum. Gold is the sun, the ever shining eternity that does not stop and is the source of life. Silver is the moon, the mind in which the sunlight reflects; the moon fluctuates, has phases, movements and tasks. The sun is immovable, perennial and ever-present. Electrum is an alloy of gold and silver, the nexus between the two, the connection, nay, the union.

M any people know of the use of gold and silver in Ancient Egypt but few know the mystery of electrum. Gold is the immortal part, the spirit, silver is for the mind and it’s activities in the world of time and space and electrum is the bridge, that which allows our world to connect with that of the gods and goddesses. The Sage King Akhenaton rode in a chariot of electrum; a vehicle to take him to the glorious

union. In the construction of the pyramids and obelisks the capstone (pyramidon), the BenBen, the point between heaven and earth, the point where earth touches sky, was covered with what else? Electrum. We are to have pure mind, electrum, through practice of the disciplines of M aat philosophy and spiritual sensitivity through the practice of Egyptian M ysteries and meditation, to reflect the spirit, gold, in our mind, silver. So too in day to day life we should have pure currency (silver) to reflect the true power of wealth (gold) and not rely on the loans from others or the paper money of others.

hedj

Figure 17: silver, was referred to as hedj

In the same way we should have pure currency to operate effectively in the world. Paper money is a shadow of real money; real money is silver and the power of silver is gold. Paper money has no real value unless it represents a storehouse of silver and gold. The combination of gold and silver is called “electrum”.

djaam

Figure 18: Electrum was called (djaam). It was a natural or artif icial alloy composed of gold and silver. It came f rom Nubia, Punt, Emu and the mountains of the desert

We are to have purity of soul so as to operate effectively in Spirit. If we forget the gold in pursuit of the silver we may gain hollow wealth; wealth without aesthetic, without sensitivity, without compassion, a wealth of greed and dishonor, of fiendish nature. The wealth of gold is marked by glorious giving, concern for the well-being of all and judicious, scrupulous attention to the honor of gold which translates into the righteous and responsible usage of silver in day to day life.

Nub

Figure 19: Nub (noob), the gold hieroglyph

Possessing gold is important in giving this “solar wealth” to the ever-changing events of life (silver). So, for this time and place we are concerned about the gold and silver and electrum in the study of the mysteries. In the world and in the management of fiscal and monetary affairs we are concerned with silver backed by gold. Therefore, one should allow the lucid soul (illuminated by spirit/gold) to manifest as wisdom and ethics in worldly endeavors, using silver currency, silver thoughtfulness, and silver intent to express purity as prudence, righteous action, intent and integrity in the world. In order to have silvery conscience that reflects golden spirit consciousness it is necessary to cultivate electrum, the nexus between silver and gold, earth and heaven, human/soul and spirit.

Figure 20: G old, Silver and electrum and the Ancient Egyptian Obelisk

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