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Fortunately for us, humans do not represent the majority of creation. In fact, compared to just the creation within Earth, humans are a very small minority. As a result, the Creator is concerned with more than just humans. The Creator can still get plenty of understanding and assistance from other aspects of Creation. In other words, the Creator is not sitting around waiting on humans to do the right thing. The fate of the world has more than a human component.
“Despite the negativity we see on the outside, it is an ancient concept that out of the chaos comes the order. It is Heru, the hero, who appears at the last moment when everyone thinks everything is over. That's what makes him a hero because he comes out a situation that looks so bleak and so impossible. We are living during the cusp of this time.” (Kaba Kamene)
Hero & Heroine
From sitting atop the mountain calling things into being; to crawling behind a behemoth and living off its dung; to the currently rapidly rising powers of the Sun, we have metaphors for possibilities that have come, is come and will come. Atum, Khepera and Heru are the same metaphor for hero/heroine. They each took a situation and transformed it into something greater.
It is the ferocity of the nemesis that compels the hero/heroine within from greatness to super-greatness that otherwise has no need to develop. We know this is possible because the necessity has already coaxed forth the Atum in us and the Khepera in us. All that's left is to allow the Sun to tune us, teach us and heal us in all the ways of its high-powered feminine/masculine nature.
In the body, when blood cells rush to the site of injury, there is inflammation and pain, then comes attention, nutrients/medicine and healing. Increased pain is not always all about the increasing injury but there is a portion of pain that can be the beginning of the healing process.
We must follow the fundamentals of what we should naturally do whenever seriously ill.
The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice [health, peace and Maat]. - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
