Double-feather Crowns

Amon - Amun [Egyptian Museum]

Thutmosis III and Amon
The double-plumed crown or double-feathered crown represents:
- Balance - Thoth and Ma'at in the funerary scene at the end of time or of one's life here, which is the same. One does not re-enter this program. Past life remembrances are about moving consciousness from grid to grid.
- Splitting the Consciousness when one comes into a physical body. When one removes their consciousness from the physical - balance is restored - twin feathers - flying free - ascension, etc.
The double-plumed crown takes us to lion worship
in ancient Egypt and Lion Headed Goddesses.

Lion - lioness - Sumerian Goddess Inanna went by many names in the Middle East Program, including Ishtar. In other programs she was Isis, Sirius, and all other creational goddesses in the myths and metaphors of the human experiment in time.

Inanna
Sobek wears a crown that spirals above.

This is much like Inanna's Knot

which represents the moving of consciousness in and out of the box.
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