What does it means Maat?

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<h1 >What does it means Maat?</h1>

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<td align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/1_que_es_karma.htm" >What is Karma?</a></td>

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<td align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/2_que_es_dharma.htm" >What is Dharma?</a></td>

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<td align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/3_se_puede_negociar.htm" >Can we negotiate Karma?</a></td>

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<td align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/4_como_pago_karma.htm" >How do I pay my Karma?</a></td>

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<td align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/5_que_es_un_sacrificio.htm" >What is a conscious 

sacrifice?</a></td>

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<td align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/6_que_inteligencia-hay.htm" >What intelligence is behind it?</a></td>

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<td height="33" align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/7_que_significa_maat.htm" >What does it means Maat?</a></td>

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<td align="left"><a href="http://www.samael.org/idiomas/ingles/paginas/5_respondiendo_inquietudes/2-Sobre-el-karma/8_existe_el_perdon_pecados.htm" >Does forgiveness exist?</a></td>

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<p >In the inner worlds there is a temple where the 42 judges of Karma officiate.

They are the forty-two jackals. They are as named because they cover their heads with a kind of religious mask shaped like the head of a wolf dog or jackal. These forty two masters are the masters of the “<strong>Law of Compensation</strong>”: the Law of Karma.

Everything evil that we do to others in past reincarnations, we must pay for in the following incarnation.

Our disciples must learn to travel in the astral body to visit the temple of the Lords of Karma<em>(or the Temple of Maat)</em>. The chief of this temple is <strong>ANUBIS</strong>.

The key to traveling in the astral body is very simple: the disciple should lie in his bed and try</p>

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<p >to go to sleep calmly. Then the disciple should get up from his bed while he is slumbering, and leave his room. If the disciple jumps slightly intending to stay afloat in the air, he will see with astonishment that he is delightfully floating in the air and that he can travel by astral body to any place on Earth. The disciple can go by astral body to the palace of the Lords of Karma.

In this temple he can settle his affairs with the Lords of Karma. When we say affairs, we refer to our outstanding debts to cosmic justice. The Lords of the Law also grant credit, but all credit must be paid back by doing good works for the benefit of humanity. We must learn to go out in the astral body to settle our affairs personally with the Lords of Karma. When a man learns to manage his accounts, he can guide his life better.

When the human being liberates himself from the four bodies of sin, he enters the room of the double Maat. The name of this room is Justice and Truth. There is an inscription on the upper sheet of the Door of Maat that states: <strong>“Lord of Maat on his two Feet.” </strong>The lower sheet of the door is named: <strong>“Lord of the double vigor, conqueror of the cattle.”</strong>

 Whosoever liberates himself from the four bodies of sin is an Imperator of the cosmic mind, a Lord of the double vigor and a conqueror of mortal enemies.

In synthesis, this door is named: <strong>“Destroyer of the God SHU.”</strong>  This god is our inferior personality who must die within, in order for our interior God to glorify Himself. When the human being liberates himself from the four bodies of sin, he enters the blessed bosom of the Mother Goddess of the world.

This blessed Goddess is Isis, the Mother of the World. She is the Goddess of Nature. The entire, immense Nature is the blessed body of this Mother Goddess of the World. When the Alchemist liberates himself from the four bodies of sin, he enters the bosom of the blessed Mother Goddess of the World.

The negative confession recited by the deceased one before the forty-two Gods, who were found in the room of the double Maat, signifies the perfections that the Alchemist must acquire in order to liberate himself from the four bodies of sin.

This conversation with the Gods of the underworld, as it appears in the Book of the Dead, encloses all the esotericism of the fourth Great Initiation of Major Mysteries.

The deceased one who presents himself before the forty-two Judges is the one who has died in order to live for God. We extract the Christ-Mind from the Mental body by means of Sexual Alchemy. Therefore, the Alchemist must not be a slave of the mind. We only extract the beautiful Helen, the divine mind, from the mental organism.

The Cosmic Justice is the supreme pity and the supreme impiety of the LAW. On one pan of the scales of Cosmic Justice we should place Wisdom; on the other we should place Love. Wisdom and Love should balance each other mutually. Wisdom without Love is a destructive element. Love without Wisdom can lead us into error, "Love is Law, but Conscious Love".</p>

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