Message #37468

[Bianca]

                                            The Plot Against the Priest





During RaTa’s travels, he found that monogamy was practiced in other lands. In Egypt, various companionships were appointed by the ruler. Ra Ta attempted to change this by setting monogamy as the law of the land.

Those who wished to be rid of this priest, devised a plot to deceive him. They knew he was trying to purify the bodies in the Temple of Sacrifice. Therefore, they presented him with the idea that if he would sire offspring by women who had the most perfect forms, this would produce more and more pure bodies. It is stated that Ra Ta believed all, trusted all and "fell for the whole proposition."

To accomplish their plan of deceit, they approached Isris, a beautiful temple dancer and a favorite of the king. She must seduce the priest or they would harm her people. Eventually, during the course of their activities in the Temple of Sacrifice, Ra Ta and Isris were brought closer together. When an offspring was produced from this union, the cry went up that the priest had broken his law of monogamy since Ra Ta had a wife, Asua, when he entered Egypt.

Lines were drawn and sides were taken--this was the first break between Church and State. Eventually, with this tumult, a trial was held and Ra Ta and Isris were banished into the Nubian land [now Sudan] to the south and east of Egypt. Two hundred and thirty one people followed them into exile.

Their baby girl, named Iso, was perfect in every way--just as the priest had expected. The infant was taken from her parents and kept in Egypt. Though a caretaker was appointed to see after her physical needs, without the emotional support of her parents, the child wasted away around four to five years of age. Interestingly, from the spirit realm, Iso remained an influence on her mother.