Lahun



The glyph Lahun is a circle with a bar drawn through its center. It has taken various meanings throughout time, such as an "eye", "intercourse", and the number "ten".

In the Atlantean world, Lahun may have alluded to the "Law of One" concept. At one time, the world was one, but later became divided.

Origins
The Lahun symbol is Proto-Mayan lajuhng, which was used to represent the value of ten. Over time, the line in the center was removed and put adjacent to the circle to become the number 10 that the West recognises today.

The Mayan meaning of Lahun, with the line in the center of the circle, literally meant “two in one, one in two”. In 1933, James Churchward elaborated on Lahun to mean “all in one and one is all.” More pointedly, it signifies the male and female aspects becoming one, even in terms of sexuality.

In the Atlantean world, the symbol of Lahun may have represented a seal, pact, or truce of the and the Anunna. It may also represent the reptilian Lemurians mentioned in the works of Helena Blavatsky, the "third root race". The Lahun glyph could also be the eye of Lanoo mentioned in the , known by the Sumerians as the reptilian deity Lahmu. The 'reptilian eye of Lahun' can be compared to the "Eye of Horus", "Eye of Ra", "Eye in the Sky" and "Eye of Providence".

There is a Pyramid of Lahun near Faiyum, Egypt.

There is a "Council of Ten" whose bloodlines may be pure Antediluvian, from the Igigi. The Sumerian root word of Igigi is igi 𒅆, meaning "eye" with the sense of "viewing". In 1993, an RV subject for the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), named Courtney Brown, Remote Viewed a hivemind that identified itself as a "council of ten".