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In the Stele of Jeu, PGM V 96-172, the "Headless" / "Bornless" rite, there is a prerequisite of wearing a piece of papyrus inscribed with the "six names" from temple to temple. I figure this needs to be properly consecrated.
I was wondering: is the PGM IV 1596 - 1715, "The Consecration for All Things" appropriate for this?
The reason I ask: Akhephalos, the "Headless One", seems to be beyond dualities - be it Osirian or Typhonian - and seems more as their source, so I'm uncertain whether calling upon a purely Solar aspect of Divinity in the form Helios would be appropriate – indeed, I'm wondering what exactly would be an appropriate consecration for this
I was wondering: is the PGM IV 1596 - 1715, "The Consecration for All Things" appropriate for this?
The reason I ask: Akhephalos, the "Headless One", seems to be beyond dualities - be it Osirian or Typhonian - and seems more as their source, so I'm uncertain whether calling upon a purely Solar aspect of Divinity in the form Helios would be appropriate – indeed, I'm wondering what exactly would be an appropriate consecration for this