Iraula

IRAULA

Iraula  (character name discovered from a typo of Ursula/Erzuli)

I-Ra/Ru-La 

Feather-Mouth-Grid (lambda)

Light-Speech-Shape

Rau is Ra and Ru compounded. 

Row: to argue / to steer a boat. Modern colloquial phonetic variants and associations. 

Ra : The Sun God, in pure centre

Ru : Mouth (female genital, receptacle, speech, 'that which issues forth', two-way gate) 

        Ru is not simply 'cup' because it is also 'spring' (or 'well') as source. It is a life-bringer. 

Feather : indicates Re as opposed to Ra 

Re : 'emanation of Ra' (modern “ray”), 'Light' symbolic 'knowing' 

        ('thought' in a particular sense of certainty along a flowline as opposed to querying)

Ra : Source itself (Life, God, Sol) 

IRAULA 

It’s a magical word, a spell for manifesting. 

"In and Of itself" 

It must be combined with other words 

to express what it is being manifested. 

The La component is Greco-Egyptian, not Aegyptian. It’s transitional from old world to new world. I base this on Greek being the foundation of modern Europe, through its Democracy and Monotheism, which led to the emergence of the European Hermetic tradition. 

La is an equivalent to Rw (Ru). In older form, Irula is Iruru, although one of the components has medieval-modernised to 'a grid' as opposed to 'receptacle/spring'. This is an important distinction. The order of these is also important. It is a Sey-Shaping, it creates a flow-line, a Ley-line. The word means 'Song-Line'. 

Feather-Mouth-Grid

Light-Vessel-Measure

Knowledge-Well-Form

POSTMODERN DEIFICATION

The Princess Irulan,  from Dune  (technically of Kaitan, not Shaitan) 

The Childlike Empress,  “Moon-Child”  from The NeverEnding Story 

Compounded : both innocence and wisdom. 

Irulan a political-theosophical reporter, possibly an unreliable narrator. 

MoonChild needed telling who she is, that the world may hold. 

Bastian Bux is Paul Maud’dib. The protagonist who reinvents himself through a device of being/becoming/wearing another protagonist (Atreyu is Atreides) which reshapes the world because of their actions and struggles, their journey. 

"We cannot un-see these connections."

"And neither should we."

Duality, Entwined 

(as the Auryn):

The Dragon of The World

The Dragon of Dream 

Singularity as Distillation:

The Dragon of the Desert

The Water of Life (is spice)

Then there is also:

Luck of Hope vs Fear of Void

(Falkor vs Gmork)

"An animal would pull its hand from the Box"

Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohaim

"The Poet cannot avert His Eyes"

Werner Herzog

See Also: Notes from the Auriglyphica