This video explores excerpts from "The Emerald Tablets of Thoth The Atlantean". These ancient writings are attributed to Thoth, an Atlantean Priest-King who founded a colony in ancient Egypt after the sinking of his homeland, Atlantis. Thoth is described as the true builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza, where he incorporated his knowledge of the ancient wisdom and securely secreted records and instruments of ancient Atlantis. He ruled the ancient race of Egypt for approximately 16,000 years and was an immortal being who had conquered death. Thoth left the writings known as the Emerald Tablets, described as a later and far lesser exposition of the ancient mysteries compared to those left in the Great Pyramid.The tablets discussed in this work were left in the Great Pyramid in the custody of the pyramid priests. They consist of twelve tablets of emerald green, formed from an imperishable substance created through alchemical transmutation. These tablets are resistant to all elements and substances, with a fixed atomic and cellular structure that violates the material law of ionization. Upon them are engraved ancient Atlantean characters that respond to attuned thought waves, releasing associated mental vibration in the reader's mind. The wisdom contained within is presented as the foundation of the ancient mysteries and requires intensive study to fully understand.The teachings within the Emerald Tablets delve into fundamental concepts of existence and spiritual advancement. They speak of achieving wisdom and gaining knowledge that extends far beyond the material world by turning inward. Key themes and concepts include:•The understanding that the intellectual man serves as the connecting link between the material and spiritual man.•The ultimate goal of spiritual attainment and complete oneness with the universal consciousness.•The nature of Light and Darkness, portraying darkness as disorder and Light as Order, with the fundamental purpose of being the transmutation of darkness to light.•The existence of powerful beings such as the Dweller, who caused the sinking of Atlantis, and the Seven Lords from the Space-Times above, described as Elder Brothers and guardians of men, working in harmony with the universal Law and Order that governs all things in the Cosmos.•Insights into the nature of Time and Space, revealing time as a force that holds events separate and noting that it moves through angles, though escape for the consciousness lies through curves.•The reality of Magic, defined as knowledge and Law.•The concept of immortality and the path to conquering death, involving understanding the balance of poles and mastering the transition of consciousness.•Guidance on overcoming the bondage of fear and darkness, which are described as obstacles.•The understanding that man is a light-born spirit, a child of the Infinite Cosmic Light, and a Sun of the Sun. The teachings provide keys to unlock inner wisdom, achieve freedom from the physical form, and ultimately become a Child of the Light.The source material also mentions the Halls of Amenti, deep within the Earth, where the Children of Light dwell eternally. Thoth journeyed there to gain wisdom and the Key of Life, and the pyramid itself serves as a temple of initiation and a gateway to Amenti.Specific "Keys" discussed include the Key of Wisdom, the Key of Magic, the Key of Time, the Key to Freedom of Space, the Key to Above and Below, the Keys of Life and Death, the Key of Mystery, and the Secret of Secrets for unfolding the God-man within and achieving eternal life. Instructions are given, including specific words or chants for overcoming dark forces and fear, liberating the soul, traveling in space free from the body, and entering the Halls of Amenti or Shamballa.Ultimately, the texts call the reader to seek wisdom, turn inward, live in light, strive for perfection, and understand their true nature as a part of the Infinite Cosmic Light.