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	Djed
		The djed pillar was a roughly cruciform object with at least three cross bars, but almost always four that became one of the most recognizable symbols in ancient Egypt.
		A discussion of the djed Pillar would not be complete without mentioning the Thet symbol. In some depictions, the djed pillar is represented alongside the thet sign, today often called "the blood of Isis", which represented that ancient great goddess who was closely associated with Osiris.
		The Djed is represented on two ivory pieces found at Helwan dating to the first dynasty, evidence that the use of this symbol is at least that old.
	www.crystalinks.com /djed.html (1732 words)

	Djed
		Djed, Rotovators, and the Tri-Arc: The symbol of the Mutual Progress Alliance is three gold rings surrounding a star.
		The world of Djed is the embodiment of that symbol.
		Djed and the Tri-Arc are home to a population of 7 billion, mostly vec, superior, and near-baseline.
	www.orionsarm.com /worlds/Djed.html (627 words)

	Faces of Djed - ROM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of Djed's canines was impacted and three other teeth were missing, possibly from the gum disease evident throughout her mouth.
		Because Djed's bones have become very demineralized and lower than normal in density, and her soft tissues have hardened with age and resins, the density values began to converge, making it difficult to distinguish between them.
		And more precise images were provided of Djed's funerary jewellery, which consists of a gold, vulture-shaped amulet and a stone heart scarab, probably inscribed with a chapter from the Book of the Dead as a prayer to her own heart.
	www.rom.on.ca /egypt/djed/djedmaat.html (4430 words)

	The Path of Ausar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Ptah's Djed was often shown with a Uas scepter sort of plugged into the top of it, along with the crook and flail that would later become the emblems of Osiris himself.
		Djed is also the Egyptian word for "to speak," "to declare," "to say." With emphasis, Ddd-jed, it is the sacred word itself, speech deified.
		To raise the djed was to open a portal between the worlds, to reconnect the human community with the greater community of sentience in the galaxy.
	vincentbridges.com /Egypt/ausar.html (3062 words)

	OCF web - Djed mraz ne postoji! (dokaz)
		Djed Mraz ima oko 31 sat Boiæa za rad, zahvaljujuæi razlièitim vremenskim zonama i Zemljinoj rotaciji, te ako pretpostavimo da putuje sa istoka na zapad (to se èini logiènim).
		Djed Mraz mase 115 kg (to je vrlo malo za Djeda Mraza) bio bi prikovan za kraj svojih saonica sa 19742625 N sile (to je otprilike kao da se na njemu naðu 4 tramvajske kompozicije pune ljudi poslagane jedna na drugu), to bi mu trenutaèno smrvilo kosti i organe pretvarajuæi ga u kaastu ljubièasto-crvenkastu tekuæinu.
		Prema tome, ako je Djed Mraz ikada i postojao, sada je sigurno mrtav <- QED.
	www.inet.hr /ocf/deda.htm (682 words)

	Equinox Update (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This alignment of the Djed pillar of the zenith/nadir meridian, with the galactic dragon axis of edge to center is rare enough, occurring for a span of 270 years (another INRI sign) every 13,000 years, to be considered a major precessional marker.
		According to Djed researcher and archaic futurist Moira Timms (whose extensive research and unselfish sharing of her material puts her in a class by herself on all matters concerning the Djed): “The Djed is the supreme unifying symbol of all polarities, connecting us to the transcendent reality of the whole, the One.
		The Djed of Osiris would therefore be the alignment of the galactic meridian Djed with the Djed of the apparent sky, the zenith/nadir axis.
	vincentbridges.com /RaisingtheDjed.htm (13397 words)

	thesekta.tk - Inzenjerski pogled na djeda bozicnjaka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Djed Bozicnjak ima oko 31 sat Bozica za rad, zahvaljujuci razlicitim vremenskim zonama i Zemljinoj rotaciji, te ako pretpostavimo da putuje sa istoka na zapad (sto se cini logicnim).
		Djed Bozicnjak mase 115 kg (sto je vrlo malo za Djeda Bozicnjaka) bio bi prikovan za kraj svojih saonica sa 1984906,9 kilograma sile, sto bi mu trenutacno smrvilo kosti i organe pretvarajuci ga u kasastu ljubicasto-crvenkastu tekucinu.
		Prema tome, ako je Djed Bozicnjak ikada i postojao, sada je sigurno mrtav.
	www.blog.hr /print/?id=128103 (521 words)

	Rasan Web Stranice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Djed Mraz ima oko 31 sat Bozica za rad, zahvaljujuci razlicitim vremenskim zonama i Zemljinoj rotaciji, te ako pretpostavimo da putuje sa istoka na zapad (sto se cini logicnim).
		Djed Mraz mase 115 kg (sto je vrlo malo za Djeda Bozicnjaka) bio bi prikovan za kraj svojih saonica sa 1984906,9 kilograma sile, sto bi mu trenutacno smrvilo kosti i organe pretvarajuci ga u kasastu ljubicasto-crvenkastu tekucinu.
		Prema tome, ako je Djed Mrazi kada i postojao, sada je sigurno mrtav.
	www.rasan.info /modules.php?name=Sections&op=printpage&artid=514 (521 words)

	The Djed Pillar and the Body of Asar - the God of Resurrection
		The Tet or Djed Pillar is the oldest symbol of the resurrected god and was of great religious significance to the ancient Egyptians.
		Alan Gardiner describes the Djed as a column imitating a bundle of stalks tied together and ascribes to it the meaning 'be stable' and 'enduring'.
		The enclosing of the body of Osiris in a pillar inside the house of the King and his subsequent regeneration is described in the Legend of Osiris and supported by various parts of the the Pyramid Texts.
	www.pyramidofman.com /Osiris-Djed.htm (2475 words)

	The Concept of the Djed Pillar
		According to Wallis Budge, the Djed is the oldest symbol of Osiris, and symbolizes his backbone and his body in general.
		The Djed is occasionally depicted surmounted by Ram horns, thereby associating it with the Ram of Mendes in the form of Ba-Neb-Djedu.
		The Djed is frequently used to symbolize the Sun in its rising, and like the Djed, is a commonly used metaphor for the rebirth of the King's soul.
	phi-spiral.com /djed/Djed-Pillar.htm (3477 words)

	Moira Timms - Egypt: Equinox 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It was prefaced by the reenactment ofa mythic cosmological drama.
		The ritual, pregnant with meaning, was officiated by the pharoah and royal family, under the auspices of the great Eqyptian pantheon of gods and goddesses, the prevailing Great Temple, its heirarchy of initiate priests, and attendant officials.
		Although the recycling of old telegraph poles or the sacralising of a naturally downed tree into a Djed sculpture might be considered, it should be understood that the real Djed ( of which the gold-leafed wooden Djed pillar was but a symbol) was not an object but a force of nature-the polar axis itself.
	www.portalmarket.com /moiraceremony.html (330 words)

	Djed
		The Djed, in addition to being associated with the penis and the dildo, is also associated with the backbone, bound grain, and the pillars of heaven.
		Closely associated with Aset and Bast, the Djed was typically given to a young girl by her mother around the age of eight (marriages typically occurred between the ages of 8 and 12) in a female coming of age ritual on one of the four Festivals of Bast held each year.
		The Djed was made of a variety of materials including wood, stone, and ivory and typically carved in a realistic manner (the Tamerans were the first known peoples to practice male circumcision and the Djeds reflected this practice).
	www.teenwitch.com /MAGIC/DJED.HTM (589 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In the glyphs where it has discernably a character of an object, egyptologists interpret it as a symbol of stability and, in some sense, that is what it well may have been when used as an element in jewelry, for instance; but even there are implied, in one form on another, its original functions.
		If we assume that the rings on the djed are magnets (or wiring with the function of generating the magnetic field), then the loops placed on the symetrically positioned omphaloses may represent one of the two, either a stator or a rotor.
		On the ankh illustration (combined with the djed in the center) is another object—a shaft or scepter.
	www.enigmas.org /aef/lib/archeo/nf-electric.shtml (3227 words)

	Moira Timms - Raising the Djed
		Because Egypt is both the center of the Earth's land mass, and the place where the Djed originated around the beginning of the present cycle, it is appropriate that the main event of The Raising of the Djed, occur there.
		The Djed was the Eqyptian symbol of human, planetary, and cosmic stability, continuity, and regeneration,.
		The Djed is being raised again--globally, annually, at the Winter solstice (and various other times--the 1996 Spring equinox, in particular) until the closing of the cycle in 2012AD.
	edj.net /mc2012/djed.html (4098 words)

	IMAGINE - The Jewellery Trail - Egyptian Jewellery
		The Djed pillar was also associated with Osiris who was the god of the underworld as it was believed to represent his backbone.
		The Djed is an Ancient Egyptian symbol that is depicted as a column with a broad base and capital (top).
		The Djed pillar was an important mortuary amulet because it was the sacred sign of Osiris.
	www.imagine.org.uk /adventure/alt/jewellery/egyptian.php (1257 words)

	Djed Reizen \| Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Djed Reizen is een reisorganisatie die reizen naar Egypte organiseert.
		Naast rondreizen en groepsreizen is Djed Reizen sterk in maatwerk.
		Djed Variaties en Djed Exclusief zijn suggesties die kunnen dienen als uitgangspunt voor het samenstellen van een reis op maat.
	www.djedreizen.nl /home/index.html (234 words)

	Egyptian gods: Djed, Tet, Ded (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Djed was the oldest symbol of the four pillars of Osiris and had a deep religious and symbolic meaning to the Egyptians.
		The late form as an ugly fat man(?) with 4 pillars upon his head was an imported Asiatic style of depiction.
		In one version of the well known Myth of Osiris he was transformed into lumber and in reliefs made during dynasty 18 the king is shown erecting four wooden pillars.
	www.nemo.nu /ibisportal/0egyptintro/1egypt/gudasidor/djed.htm (154 words)

	shekinah house of god
		I feel the "Djed Pillar"s deriviatives are: the Ankh, the Cross, the Carduceus, the world tree, the tree of life, and the rune YOLE.
		If we consider "Djed" to be essentially within the presence of God, it can be seen as the HAND of God.
		In ancient Egyptian religion, the Djed Pillar was associated with the raising of the Djed - the resurrection of a divine being.
	www.geocities.com /cheese7sandwiches/hathor.htm (1178 words)

	Ancient Egypt: the Mythology - Djed
		Appearance: The djed is an Egyptian symbol that is depicted as a column with a broad base and capital.
		It was the symbol of the tree that grew around Osiris's casket and was used as a pillar in a Byblos palace.
		The djed was considered necessary to aid in the transformation of human flesh into the spiritual form assumed by the deceased in eternity.
	www.egyptianmyths.net /djed.htm (303 words)

	The Concept of the Djed Pillar
		Mythologically, the 'Raising of the Djed' symbolised the resurrection of Osiris, and with its annual re-enactment represented the death and renewal of the yearly cycle.
		In utterance 321 of the Pyramid Texts the King ascends to the sky with Re on the backbone of Osiris.
		Then in utterance 625 the Djed pillar in the 'place where his soul is found' is referred to as a "staff" by means of which the deceased "goes up", presumably referring to the staffs of the Four Sons of Horus combined in the east which help lift the King into heaven.
	www.pyramidofman.com /Djed (3541 words)

	Egyptian Symbols and Definitions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It is believed that the Djed is a rendering of a human backbone.
		A djed column is often painted on the bottom of coffins, where the backbone of the deceased would lay, this identified the person with the king of the underworld, Osiris.
		As early as the Third Dynasty we find the tiet being used as decoration when it appears with both the ankh and the djed column, and later with the was scepter.
	members.aol.com /egyptart/symlst.html (2523 words)

	djed.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Djed is a pillar, a type of the World Tree, representing stability, continuity, and regeneration.
		Reerrecting the Djed today serves well its ancient purpose, for it is the archetype of stability and continuity for the coming transitional phase.
		Raising the Djed in ceremony is the enactment of establishing the connection between Earth and Sky, matter and spirit.
	vincentbridges.com /Egypt/djed.html (3833 words)

	The Area of Ancient Heliopolis Today (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		However, there are many other tales from Egyptian mythology that explain the origin and meaning of the djed pillar.
		Indeed, Ptah is often depicted holding the djed symbol as a staff, and lending further support to this theory are the bands found below the crossbars of some djet pillars that correspond to the papyrus and other columns in ancient temples, which symbolically held together the papyrus stalks.
		In some depictions, the djed pillar is represented alongside the thet sign, today often called "the blood of Isis", which represented that ancient great goddess who was closely associated with Osiris.
	www.touregypt.net /featurestories/djedpillar.htm (1797 words)

	The Djed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Note how the key points of this geometry coincide with the Djed of ancient Egypt, associated with the chief god of creation.
		Venus takes, very approximately, 2 and a half Mercury revolutions to make one revolution of its own, perhaps another yet symbolic representation of this relationship.
		Also, the root 2 arcs from the two sides meet exactly between the eyes of the Djed, and the Sqrt Venus point is perfectly set at the eyebrows.
	evolutionoftruth.com /abennett/djed.htm (183 words)

	Willamette Valley "Mostly Dance" Events Calendar - 2003
		DJed salsa dancing at the Viscount Ballroom in Portland, $6, 21+:
		DJed swing for Lindy Hop and Balboa dancing at Nocturnal in Portland, 7-11PM, $6, all ages.
		Sunday Waltz Brunch at the Viscount Ballroom in Portland, 10:30 - 2:30, $6 to dance or $15 with brunch.
	darkwing.uoregon.edu /~mlclark/calendar/2003 (12331 words)

	Willamette Valley "Mostly Dance" Events Calendar - 2002
		DJed salsa dancing at the Rumba Room in Eugene, 10PM - 2AM, try this while it's still free!, 21+.
		DJed salsa dancing at the Rumba Room in Eugene, 10PM - 2AM, $4 includes one drink, 21+.
		DJed swing and tango at the Temple Ballroom in Portland.
	darkwing.uoregon.edu /~mlclark/calendar/2002 (12450 words)

	Raising of the Djed Timing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Focal point is the hieros gamos between Isis and Osiris in the pre-dawn moments between 5:30 and 5:47 am Cairo.
		Raising the Djed at the ancient and sacred center point.
		Stabilize your local djed, the center of the circle, of your working, your community, and your life.
	www.sangraal.com /Discussion/0000007f.htm (293 words)

	utterance539
		(djed medu) Pepi I za ro merii ef
		(djed medu) netjer neb temet ef seqer en ef redu en Pepi I pen
		(djed medu) netjer neb seqeret ef redu en Pepi I
	www.pyramidtexts.com /utterance539.htm (4295 words)

	Abydos, Abtu, Abdju, The Osirion, City of the Djed, Seti I Temple at Abydos
		Abydos, Abtu, Abdju, The Osirion, City of the Djed, Seti I Temple at Abydos
		Like the rest of Egypt, the Djed has many names like the Djed Pillar, Tet Pillar, or the Pillar of Osiris.
		According to varied accounts, it was raised for the first time at the Osirian complex at Abydos.
	www.sangraal.com /Abydos/index.htm (1550 words)

	Raising the Djed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In one such segue of pure weirdness during the writing of this article we thought we had found just such an event.
		and the Mysterians, who performed masked, had a Number One with a bullet hit on the pop charts in September 1966 with Ò96 Tears.Ó We considered, briefly, that this was a reference to the INRI/270 years, 1/96th of the precessional cycle, of the DjedÕs alignment.
		The lunar eclipse in 1978 is the start point, the lunar eclipse of September 27th 1996 is the midpoint and the eclipse of October 8th 2014 is the end point.
	www.dead.net /cavenweb/deadfile/djed.html (1702 words)

	Djed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Djed pillar represents stability and has been interpreted as the backbone of the Egyptian god Osiris, especially in the form Banebdjed ( the ba of the lord of the djed - the similarity between djed and dead is not existant in Egyptian, although Osiris was lord of the dead as well).
		#1: Faces of Djed - Lengthy, illustrated article by Lee-Anne Jack about CT scans of a mummy in the Royal Ontario Museum and what they revealed, with bibliography.
		#2: Djed Reizen - Rond- en groepsreizen naar Egypte, ook op maat.
	www.omniknow.com /common/wiki.php?in=en&term=Djed (396 words)

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