The Actual "Stele of Revealing" - Great Artifact of Thelema

A friend and associate recently travelled to Egypt and spent some time in the Egyptian Museum of Cairo searching for the infamous 'Stele of Revealing'. After an hour of wandering, he finally found it tucked away in a quiet, untrafficked corner. This wooden artifact dates to circa 680/70 BCE, the period of the late 25th Dynasty. Originally located in the former Bulaq Museum under inventory number 666 - the placque of which remains beside the Stele - it was moved around 1902 to the newly opened EMC, where it is obviously not getting the attention it deserves. Or perhaps the curators have something against Thelema? Thank you for your efforts, Frater Hypsoleticus!

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[FatAlbertCamus]

You're very welcome! I especially enjoy the fact that the original Bulaq Museum lot listing is so clearly visible in this video. I only wish I was there to help my friend find the damned thing, myself. But the video will have to suffice.

[FatAlbertCamus]

Yes, the original Bulaq Museum lot number WAS 666 prior to Crowley's 'revelation' about it.

[metronomic1]

The stele has been moved and we cant figure out where they took it.

[MrSluggo666]

this was fascinating! would the exhibit # still be 666 after all these years ?

[b0ll0cks1]

Great video, thanks for posting.

[bluelotus00]

Okay so I spent the past two days trying to find this damned thing in the Cairo museum. . . any hints on where they've moved it? First floor/Second floor? Front/back from main entrance? Left/Right from main entrance? Thanks

[ptoner27]

Amazing, thanks for this!