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his Divine Mother, the Virgin Ama, decided to become mortal and discovers the secret of
immortality for mankind.
Since the Great Ancestors ate the Fruit of the Tree of Death, no one dared to get closer
to him due to the fear of the Death. But Navutan was immortal as the Great Ancestors and he
achieved, as Them, to get closer without problems. Once next to the Tree, Navutan cut and ate
from the Forbidden Fruit, remaining hereupon bewitched by the illusion of Life: now was only
missing for him to discover the secret of the Death without dying, because if he died in the
attempt he would never be able to communicate the Wisdom to the White Men. Thereby,
Navutan crucified himself in the Tree of Terror, to defeat the Death, hanging nine nights
from its trunk. Nevertheless, as time passed by, the Death was getting closer and Navutan did
not achieve to comprehend its secret. Finally, once agonizing, the Great White Chief closed his
unique eye, that he maintained fix into the illusion of the World, and looked to the depths of
Himself, in a desperate and last reaction to save the life that was turning off without remedy.
And in the summit of Himself, in the middle of the Infinite Blackness of the insinuated
Death, he saw emerging a Resplendent Figure, a Being that was Pure Gracefulness: was Frya,
the Joy of the Spirit, his Divine Wife of the Origin came to his rescue.
When Navutan opens his eye again, Frya gets out from it and internates in the World of
the Great Deceit: she goes in search for the secret of the Death to save her agonizing husband.
However she didn't achieve it and times ends relentlessly. Finally, without despair, Frya
goes to Hyperborea to ask the Liberator Gods; They advise her to seek for a Giant bi-cephalous
who lives in a World situated under the roots of the Tree of Terror and who performs the office
of sentinel: to that Giant she must steal the Kâlachakra Key, because on it the Traitor Gods
have engraved the secret of the Death. The Myth of the White Atlanteans is here very complex
and it is only convenient to mention that Frya, transformed in a Raven, descends to the World
of the Giant bi-cephalous and steals him the Kâlachakra Key: but, to get it, she had to become
assassin and whore; Frya, in fact, breaks with a strike of her axe the Kâlachakra Key, but the
pin, when it fell, was transformed in seven giants with seven heads each one, «who sleep to let
the root Races live for them»; thereupon, and without alternatives because she is urged by the
time, Frya dresses with the Veil of the Death that such Giants maintain attached with a lasso in
each neck: then she awake them successively and become their lovers, but unrelentingly she
goes beheading them in the culmination of the orgasm; and the head of the Giants, skewered in
a rope or a sutrâtma, forms the necklace of Frya Kâlibur, in which every skull represent a Sign
of the Sacred Alphabet of the White Race. Finally the Veil of the Death remains loose and Frya,
Transformed in Raven again, returns swiftly with Navutan.
But is too late: in the same moment when she arrived, Navutan exhales his last sigh and
his eye is being closed forever. Frya understands that will be impossible to reveal Navutan the
secret of the Death because he has just died and he won't be able to read the Kâlachakra Key.
And that's how, without losing an instant, Frya takes the decision that she will save
Navutan and the White Race: she become a Partridge and enters again in Navutan. The
Kâlachakra Key must remain outside, because only She can exists in the depth of Himself. Frya
must reveal to Navutan the Secret of the Death, not only to achieve his resurrection, but also to
make that her Husband communicate it to men; in other way his immolation would be in vain.
But how expose to Navutan the Secret of the Death without the Kâlachakra Key, without
showing him that instrument of the spiritual incarceration, for his comprehension?

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