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The
Left Brain Path:
For
All the Information,
Read
Both Columns
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The
Right Brain Path:
For
The Essential Events,
Follow
the Story in this Column
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Playbill:
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Page
One: Introduction:
The Return of the Neters; Lost Wisdoms and Spiritual Sciences;
The Egyptian Ritual Play
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Page
Two: Multisensory
Theatre of Light in the Transformance
Space; The Play of Freedom: Theatre of Empowerment
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Page
Three: Persons of the Play in Order
of their Appearance
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Stories
of Thoth and Ma'at:
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Thoth Introduces When It Rained in Egypt:
The Boat of Ra and the
Serpent of Chaos
Atum and the Tone of Creation
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How the First Lovers, Nut and Geb, almost crushed the Sun and
the Moon, and how the Air created
some Breathing Room
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Ma'at's Disclaimer: Who Really Heals You?
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The Game of Chance: How Thoth got Ra to add
Five Days to the Year
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How
Osiris, Horus, Set, Isis and Nephthys Were Born
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When
It Rained in Egypt
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Act One:
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Scene One: Isis Leads a Conspiration,
and the Play Begins
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Scene Two: Set Throws a Skin. Conflict
Begins.
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Scene Three: The Eternal Triangle, for
the First Time -- and A Surprising Offer from the Queen
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Scene Four: Should We Tell the Grain
Secret?
If We Don't, when will Set
Use It Against Us?
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The People's Choice: Cast Your Vote on the Grain
Secret (Referendum I)
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Scene Five: In the Flowers with Osiris
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Scene Six: Sometimes the Nose Doesn't Know:
Eternal Triangle Becomes
the Usual Rectangle
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How Anubis
Was Born
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Scene Seven: Uncle Set Wants You!
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Scene Eight: We're All Free! We're Sure
of It!
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How
Accurate Do You Really Want It?
(Referendum II)
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Scene Nine: Will
Set Get Revenge
in a Box?
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The
Neter News Original Broadcast:
The
First Murder and What Came
Next
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Scene Ten: The King is Apparently
Dead
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Act Two
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Scene Eleven: Have You
Seen Osiris?
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Is
Osiris Really Dead inside that Box?
Ma'at and Anubis on the Fifth Dimension
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Scene Twelve: A
Tree Grows in Byblos
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Scene Thirteen: Follow the Swallow
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Our Men Need Focus, Lady: How
Isis and the Army Crossed the Desert
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Let's Make a Deal: What
the Harpist Said
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The
Neter News Entertainment:
The Famous Magic Tree Hits Byblos!
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Scene Fourteen: No More Secrets! What's
Behind that Curtain?
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Scene
Fifteen: Hyssop
and Rue
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Scene
Sixteen: The
Mystery of Seeds
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Isis
on The Map of
Love: the Summer Sky and the Education
of the Virgin
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Scene
Seventeen: Will
Isis Blow her Cover while she's Looking
for a Lion?
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Scene
Eighteen: In
the Fire Now
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Scene Nineteen:
Outside the Box
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Act
Three
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Scene Twenty: I'm
Your Father?
How
Anubis Treats Osiris with Sound
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Scene
Twenty-One: Think
You Can Handle This?
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Scene
Twenty-Two: For a Moment . . . Love is Everywhere.
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Scene
Twenty-Three:
Family
Values in Trouble Again
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Scene
Twenty-Four: Set Finds Osiris' Cave
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Scene
Twenty-Five: Picking
Up the Pieces
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Neter News
Gossip Report: For Mature
Audiences Only!
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Scene
Twenty-Six: The
Rain is Free!
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Neter News: Penis
Watch. Details at 11
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Scene
Twenty-Seven: Horus is Born!
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Act Four
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Scene
Twenty-Eight:
Bang
that Thing!
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Scene
Twenty-Nine: I'm
Looking Forward to You
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Scene
Thirty: I'm
Not a Clown, Mother
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Scene
Thirty-One: The
Map of Light
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Scene
Thirty-Two: The
Neters in the War Room
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Scene
Thirty-Three: Time
for Isis to Get
With the Program
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Scene
Thirty-Four: How Will Horus
Ever Shake That
Red Land Rhythm?
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Act
Five
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Neter News Sports:
Doom in Dunqul
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Scene
Thirty-Five: I'm Here
for Action,
I
Fly For Joy and
The
First Battle Begins.
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Scene
Thirty-Six: Time
to Bounce . . . Or Saved
by the Truth? An
Eye for a Testicle
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Set tells The
Deadliest Secret in Nature
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Scene
Thirty-Seven: The
King in his Powerhouse
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Scene
Thirty-Eight: Finally,
The Last Battle.
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Scene
Thirty-Nine: Have
the Humans Actually Done It?
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Scene
Forty: The
Garden
of Love
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