In Four is Ten, a perfect triangle, the totality of zero. (0, 1, 2, 3, 4 = 10). (NG2 545/563) Four is a form of foundation expressed in numerous metaphors such as corners, cornerstones, cardinal points, cardinal directions, quarters, elementals, Primordials, points of balance, legged item, legged animal, arms, heads, plumb and level, rulers, stars, guardians, genii, angels, rivers, spirits, souls, circle and cross.
Primordial Four
Water, Air, Fire and Earth were the four sacred elements of existence; and during the best of times, under the most ancient religion, the Primordial Four were kept sacred to all. Under the current Cult cultures, the Primordial Four have become the personal property of the few, and the ruling powers no longer guard these natural elements for the whole people, or fitly represent the giver who supplied them freely for the benefit of all. (NG2 406/424)In the list below, items in each group shift based on an algorithm not yet widely remembered among humans. A. (1) Water (2) Air (3) Fire (4) Earth B. (1) Deluge (2) Typhoon (3) Conflagration (4) Earthquake C. (1) Cold (2) Moisture (3) Heat (4) Dryness D. (1) Northern Winds (Boreas) (2) Western Winds (Zephyrus) (3) Southern Winds (Notus) (4) Eastern Winds (Apeliotes). (Waddell, 61-63/385-7) E. (1) Elemental (2) Lunar (3) Solar (4) Stellar F. (1) Nitrogen (2) Oxygen (3) Hydrogen (4) Carbon G. (1) Vegetable (2) Spirit (3) Mineral (4) Animal H. (1) Mind Spirit-Soul Matter (2) Spirit-Soul Physical Matter (3) Emotion Spirit-Soul Matter (4)Physical Spirit-Soul Matter I. (1) So Dayi (2) Giri So (3) Bene So (4) Bolo So J. (1) Mouth (2) Nose (3) Eye (4) Ear K. (1) Utter-Forth, Uterus; Open, Pen-is, Birthing, Duality Balancing (2) Breathing, smelling, fount of life, knowing Duality Balancing, Khnum, Num, choose, select, nurse, tutor, teacher, rek-ken, guide, direct; accompany, go together (3) Pole star, ruler judge, Imaging, Duality Balancing, Ber the eye is an image of the circle and circle-making, Watching (Waat), Kam (4) Hearing, Duality Balancing (NG1 80/98) L. (1) South (2) East (3) North (4) West (NG2 426/444) M. (1) Above (2) Within (3) Without (4) Below N. (1) Left (2) Bottom (3) Top (4) Right O. (1) Circle and Cross (2) Crescent (3) Triangle (4) Square (NG1 440/458) (NG2 418/436) P. (1) Red (2) White (3) Yellow (4) Black (NG2 412/430) Q. (1) White (2) Yellow (3) Red (4) Black (NG2 412/430) R. (1) Copper or Brass (2) Silver (3) Gold (4) Iron S. (1) Night (2) Morning (3) Noon (4) Evening T. (1) Winter (2) Spring (3) Summer (4) Autumn U. (1) DoDo (2) ReTi (3) MiLa (4) FaSo V. (1) Moja (Monad) (2) Mbili (Duad) (3) Tatu (Triad) (4) Nne (Tetrad) W. (1) Fish (2) Reptile (3) Lion (4) Animal (NG2 406/424) X. (1) Fish (2) Bird (3) Serpent (4) Beast Y. (1) Bear (Hippo) (2) Orion (3) Phoenix (4) Crocodile Z. (1) Cane (2) Arrow (3) House (4) Rabbit AA. (1) Hippopotamus (2) Ape (3) Lion (4) Crocodile (NG2 405/423) AB. (1) Hydra Serpent (Apta, Hapu), bright stars of the constellation influence like Venus and Saturn (2) Nef Serpent (3) Heh & Kheti Serpent (4) Bata (Obatala) Serpent (NG2 336/354, 346/364) (Waddell 57/381) AC. (1) Nef, Green Water Jar (2) Nef, Breathing Black Sun in lower region (3) Nef, Gold Serpent (4) Nef, Red Goat (BB 365/377) Khnef is a form of Af (BB 366/378) AD. (1) Water (Amset, carpenter), the devourer of impurity, mother-blood (Amsta), Hesmen (2) Air (Hapi, Kapi, Kafi, Shu) digger (3) Fire (Kabhsenuf), refresher and bleeder (4) Earth (Tuamuft, painter), adorer of the mother, Semen (UC #1224) AE. (1) Amset, over the Ka-image (or celestial self), as Water (2) Hapi presides over the heart as Air (3) Kabhsenuf, over the mummy as Fire (4) Tuamuft, over the soul as Earth (UC #1224) AF. (1) Azure Dragon (Vernal) (2) White Tiger (Chinese autumn) (3) Vermilion Bird (4) Black Warrior (NG2 313/321) AG. (1) Human Animal (2) Ape (3) Bird (4) Jackal AH. (1) Human Animal (2) Ape (3) Hawk (4) Jackal AI. (1) Human Animal (2) Lion (3) Eagle (4) Calf AJ. (1) Queen (2) Jack (Knave) (3) Ace (4) King AK. (1) Uati, Keb (2) Shu, Herakles (3) Horus, Heru, Ra (4) Seb (NG2 406/424) AL. (1) Aquaria (Hathor-Nut) (2) Kepheus lawgiver (3) Ma (Anhur) (4) Aquarius AM. (1) Kaf (2) Kaf-ra (3) Kaf-ka (4) Kaf-ka-ka AN. (1) Aides (2) Dionysus (3) Helios (4) Zeus AO. (1) Columbine (2) Clown (3) Harlequin (4) Pantaloon AP. (1) Andromeda (2) Perseus (3) Kepheus (4) Kheftiopoeia AQ. (1) Hastorang (2) Tascheter (3) Venant (4) Satevis AR. (1) Miriam (2) Moses lawgiver (3) Hur (4) Aaron AS. (1) Gabriel (2) Michael (3) Raphael (4) Oriel AT. (1) Mother, Vir, Virile Virgin, Keminine principle (Feminine) (2) Child (twin), infant, impubescent , sexless (3) Pubescent, Vir, Virile, Virgin (4) Father, Old Man (complete family), Matkhuren Principle (Masculine) AU. (1) Founder of Word of Power (2) Sayer, Announcer, Witness Word of Truth (3) Doer of Word of Truth (4) Word Made Flesh (NG2 414/422) AV. (1) Khaos (2) Bios (3) Cosmos (4) Chaos, Patmos AW. (1) Reuben (2) Simeon (3) Levi (4) Judah Note 1: The children are in the middle and parents are at the ends. Note 2: Parents and children are each virgin and virile with the power to fecundate, fertilize, reproduce and/or transform, activate or catalyze transformation. Virility has different levels of potency, strength, energy, power, force. Parents and children are each virgin and virile because they are mer-gen seeds (duality). (NG2 59/67) For these reasons and more, each one of the four, or in any combination, always adds up to the totality. The totality is represented, even if in a suboptimal form, and even if not being manifested strongly.
For instance: the truth of mother, father and pubescent nature being present within the infant child, does not make it okay for one of those foundational parts to be missing as separate manifestations actively interconnected with the child's process of beingness. Typhon, Kheft, Khept, Aft, Apt, Fut, food, pat, pode, Fetu.... mean four. (NG1 215-6/233-4) (NG2 166/184, 466/474) (AE1 322/332, 402/412) References:
1. BB; NG1; AE1; NG2 2. Waddell, W. G., “Manetho with an English Translation by W. G. Waddell,” Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1940-1964, (pp. 1-256) and Robbins, F. E., “Ptolemy Tetrabiblos, Edited And Translated Into English by F. E. Robbins,” (pp. 300-466), The Loeb Classical Library, Edited By T. E. Page. 3. Taurus 4. Antares
