High Priest concerns itself first and foremost with the Egyptian anchor of the rebirth project - and with the past life of the author as Merire, the fanatical High Priest of pharaoh Akhenaten who fought to keep the One God revolution of the New Light from dying with the Pharaoh, and who took the few remaining faithful out of Egypt on board the larger migration of Habiru referred to as the Exodus. Known to the desert people of Habiru simply as "the man born of the Nile" (Moses), my exploits in that lifetime were over centuries mixed with the exploits of an ancient Habiru war hero, Moisis, to form the biblical "Robin Hood legend" of "Moses". Since this is the tale of how monotheism was born, the first chapters of the book are translated from another set of past-life memories. They were once recorded in Danish in the form of a book, the title of which would translate into The Golden Sandals, containing the memories of Akhenaten's eldest daughter Meritaten. The part transcribed here covers the period from her early childhood years and until the death of her father and the official abandoning of both his new religion and the new capitol he had built and named after the One God - Akhetaten: The horizon of the (rising) Aten. Three thousand years later we should still strive for the same - to see the New Light Rise and Shine on the beaten earth and its poor inhabitants…
