RAMAATÍS REVEALED — THE MANTRA OF DIVINITY WITHIN US

RAMAATÍS REVEALED — THE MANTRA OF DIVINITY WITHIN US.

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Friends, our connection with Ramaatís (egregor) provides us with the perfection and wisdom of infinite worlds and Sacred Geometry, encompassing the Sacred Feminine and the Sacred Masculine. Using its correct name (mantra) will connect us with the Divine World within our hearts. This is the reason the book is titled ‘Infinite Stars,’ as it retrieves the origin of our Master from the Eastern and Western planetary spheres on our planet Earth.

Above all, make sure to correctly mention the name “Ramaatís” with two “a” (AA).”

Ready? Grab your notepad, pen, and even a calculator so you won’t get lost, okay!

The letter “A”, forgotten for some time, has its origin in an Egyptian hieroglyph, symbolizing the eagle (ahom) in cursive hieratic writing. The Phoenicians adapted the letter to “aleph” (the bovine), deriving from the imagined resemblance to the head and horns of the animal. In this era, it became a symbol of power and strength, responsible for minimizing agricultural difficulties through cultivating the soil with the animal’s strength, the initial fertilization of the land, and human progress.

The Egyptian hieroglyph of the head of an ox.	Proto-semítico	Phoenician aleph	Etrusco A	Greek alpha	Roman A

In the ancient Greek alphabet, “aleph” becomes the letter “ALPHA,” and subsequently, the Roman “A,” adopted by peoples who later used the Latin alphabet. In ancient cultures, it symbolizes mystical power inherently associated with the number 1. This Hebrew “aleph” influenced the “az of the Slavs” and the “Greek alpha.” The “aleph” is a symbol of Purity in the Trinity in Unity, composed of two Hebrew letters “yod,” one facing upwards and the other inverted, connected between them. Ram (A) | (A) tis — (Inverted Sita) are forces of the Creative Consciousness of this known universe.

Only these separated letters “A | A” hold the mantric power of the Creative Power of the number “1.” In this context, we have the powerful force of 1 and 1. When paused to perform this Mantra — Ram (A) and (A) tis — without summing them, we can project energies into the astral world, even into the Sidereal.

The mantra of your name.

“The mantra of your name will also project the Master symbol (11), a number that does not reduce in numerology. Similarly, the number 22 cannot be reduced — they are Master numbers! Considered the most important number in the Numerological Chart, it expresses the Power of the ‘Ray of Mentalism,’ the Era of Regeneration, and directs us towards the destiny of 11, the closure of previous cycles, and renewal for the Cycle of the New Era. We will always have the Divine Power in this mantra with the emblematic numbers 1, 11, and 22.”

The ‘name’ of Ramaatís is associated with the mathematics of musical notes, geometric shapes, and the physics of waves, and will manifest the Divine Spark, the Intelligent Principle of the Universe. As an example: RAMAATÍS in the numerological table with the values of the letter — double (AA) — using the correct sound of your mantric name, we have the sum of Pythagorean numbers: R (9) + A (1) + M (4) + A (1) + A (1) + T (2) + I (9) + S (1) = 28, we add 2 + 8 = 10, finally, we add 1 + 0 = 1. The Principle!

In the ASCII code (binary code for Information Exchange), the uppercase letter (A *) is 65 ** (decimal), that is, if we consider Pythagorean numerology, 6 + 5 = 11.”

Bin	Oct	Decimal	Hex	Sinal
0100 0001	101	65 **	41	A *

In this same energetic context, two letters (A) + (A), respectively, are summed twice in a segregated manner, this set, meaning 6 + 5 = 11 and 6 + 5 = 11, in other words, the force projects 11:11. We can even unify this symbolism of 11 and 11, how? Let’s add to finally obtain the force of the number 2, duality, or better, 22. Complicated? Persist, let’s continue exploring more!

The hexadecimal numbers of Ramaatis are 52 61 6d 61 61 74 69 73 (test here).

If we convert the above hexadecimal to a decimal number, it will be 82. (test here)

We can take this 82 and direct it to the Pythagorean numerology method; this 82 becomes (8 + 2) = 10, where (1 + 0) = 1 {Divine Unity}. And thus, the Cosmological Cycle returns!

Another interesting symbolism. In John 11:22, the emblematic passage of Martha before Jesus is presented in the scenario of Lazarus being resurrected; “And even now I know that whatever you ask from God, God will give you.” John 11:22. This passage redeems the image of the power of the Master of masters — Jesus, and the rational faith of Martha, in the certainty of the Creator of life and sidereal transmutations!

RAMAATÍS, as it truly should be pronounced, has the emblematic meaning “Sons of the Gods.”

Other symbols with characters closely related to the name Ramatís or Ramaatís. In the biblical time of Ramah (or mantric Ramáa) in Hebrew: Ra‛mâh, it represents the “high,” “exalted,” or “thunder.” This name was first mentioned as the fourth son of Cush, the son of Ham, who is the son of Noah, in Genesis 10:7 (10 + 7) = 17, representing infinity, the endless (1 + 7) = 8. The word thunder means the “manifestation of the voice of God,” representing His divine justice — infinity…

In this symbol of infinity ∞ (horizontal eight), John Wallis introduced the infinity symbol into mathematical literature, credited in 1655 in his “De sectionibus conicis.” It meant — “many.” The symbol is derived from the Greek letter ω — “Omega” — the last letter of the Greek alphabet long before composition machines were invented.

The ∞ infinity symbol was easily printed in typography using the digit 8 lying on its side. In “Unicode,” infinity is represented by the character code “U+22 1 E” (∞), or “8734” in decimal notation. Try it, select the infinity symbol ∞ in the table here, and see the results.

Beforehand, to clarify, Unicode provides a unique set of characters encompassing languages from around the world and a limited number of formats and encoding schemes recognized by machines, adapting to the requirements of existing applications and protocols.

We can recall that the sum of these numbers “8734” will be the sum (8 + 7 + 3 + 4) = 22, the Master number. Do you remember the number 22?

In this Unicode (“U+221E”), we can observe the manifestation of the numbers “22” and “1” again.

If we sum the letters “U” (3) + “E” (5) using the Pythagorean table, we will finally get the number 8, representing infinity!

The mantra of the name RamAAtis will trigger a connection with the Divine Spark, Eternal life in the Infinite! When united with the power of “Om” or “Aum” — from “Devanagari” (Deva = “divinity,” Nagari = “urban”: urban of the gods).

This mantra will unify the essence of Vedic knowledge in the composition of the sonorous body of the Absolute and the fertility of endless worlds within our being. United, it opens the “Portals” of the “Heart” with “The Creator” within us — the Divine Spark. In this SOUND formed by the diphthong of the vowels “a,” “u,” and nasalization of the “m” at the end, it fertilizes the universe, represented by the letter “m.” It will be written, finally, as “Aum.”

In the “Mandukya Upanishad,” the symbolic interpretation is conceived: “Om,” that which is immutable (Akshara), is all that exists. What was, what is, and what will be, all is truly the syllable Om; and everything that is not subject to triple time is also, truly, the syllable Om. (Mandukya Upanishad, 1).

Om is Brahman itself or “Brahma” (God).

Let’s return to the Pythagorean table of OM and AUM; we’ll notice the forces of creation, O+M (6 + 4) = 10, finally being (1 + 0) = 1, and thus, A+U+M (1 + 3 + 4) = 8 of infinity…

Let’s analyze the word “RAMA” — it represents planetary hope, considered one of the avatars of the god Vishnu.

Dedicated to him is the sacred poem Ramayana, one of the most respected historical narratives (Itihasas) of Vedic culture. A symbol of Brotherhood, the noble administrator, the unparalleled Warrior in the name of justice in our lives. Rama is the Power of the Divine incarnate, on Earth 3,000 years before Christ.

“TIS” (derived from Rama|aTis) represents the mirror of our true origin; it is the window that directs us to the “I AM,” the Logos, and it is also the reverse (SITA), the material counterpart, the double, the world of spirituality, the origin of the spirit (spirit with a lowercase “s”). It signifies universal intelligence, the intelligent principle.

Let’s remember the illustrious Educator Kardec, in the “Book of Spirits,” Chapter II, “Spirit and Matter”: 23 — What is the spirit? “The intelligent principle of the Universe.” This force of universal life projects us towards the biological evolution of the astral body of our Spirit (Spirit with an uppercase “S”).

This principle defines what is understood about the union of our spirit with the perispirit (spirit + Spirit = Perispirit), of each inhabited world, through the Universal Cosmic Fluid (“dark matter”) of the Cosmos. It represents the number 1 of the Cosmos, endless… the multiverse — God.

In this known Cosmos, duality is projected, among Multiverses with other laws. Ours represents the fundamental elements of life in universal foundations. Masculine duality (Rama) and feminine (Sita) complement each other, together forming the emblematic force of “SITA,” the wife of “RAMA” — the daughter of the goddess Earth and emerged from a lotus flower in a lake.

The Mythical character “SITA” is the model of virtues for all cosmological feminine forces, in each world, in duality.

RAMA and SITA, uniting and inverting the last word (ATIS), become potent catalysis, bursting into the symbols of cosmic symphony and mysteries of the sacred feminine and masculine at the core of the Great Creative Consciousness.

Behold the sidereal origin of the word RAMAATÍS and of us immortal spirits — connected with Him.

By pronouncing “RAMAATÍS” in a mantric and correct manner, we will establish a connection with the Creative Consciousness — and with the inner Master — the temple of the Planetary Christ!

Peace and Love,

Marcus Cesar Ferreira — MCF.
Work: INFINITE STARS (Ramaatís) — The Legacy of Universalist Spirituality [https://clubedeautores.com.br/livro/estrelas-infindas].