The Royal Cubit

by Medhananda

In The Royal Cubit the reader is introduced to the Egyptian royal measuring tool, an instrument 52 centimeters long, used by architects, engineers and masons to build pyramids and temples.

The author's research revealed that it was also perceived as a secret codex with 28 symbols, named according to the nights of the moon and corresponding to a list of gods, or soul powers.

This codex represents a programme of self-knowledge and transcendence, an ancient discipline of self-culture, aimed at developing the higher ranges of consciousness.