Topic: Keper

The equinox represents a point in the Yuga cycle where time frames between dimensions equalize, potentially allowing for movement between material and non-material realms. Scranton links this to the Egyptian concept of Keper and Jewish traditions like Yom Kippur and Passover, which involve symbolic "openings of the door" for non-material entities. Current estimates place humanity about 1,200 years into the ascending side of the cycle, following the low point that occurred after the Younger Dryas era.

Ancient systems used metaphors like the four elements—water, fire, wind, and earth—to represent stages of matter and perception. Scranton explains that animal-headed Egyptian deities also follow a four-stage progression: insects represent early existence, followed by fish, four-legged animals, and finally birds representing sophisticated concepts like language. This symbolic framework allowed ancient people to transmit complex scientific and philosophical ideas through accessible allegories.