Dr. William Theaux, a native of France, is a noted Psychiatrist, Ecologist, and Founder of the doctrine of Plural Analysis. He has spent the last 20 years investigating and revealing the mystery surrounding the three stages of the life of Akhnaton, who lived about 1300 BCE

Dr. Theaux has published several books on the subject and is respected as an expert in this field.

Dr. Theaux's Theory of Plural Analysis' was developed as a new technique to foster a greater connection with our environment. It operates as a group dynamic to empower ecological progress. It is a psychological process which looks to positive social interaction as a precursor to constructive environmental behavior. A simple look at ecology reveals that, at first, it is a reflection of memory. To understand the present, we must study the past, and so Dr. Theaux's call to the Akhnaton mystery.

• AMENOPHIS III - The wealthiest Pharaoh of Egypt and father of Akhnaton
  
  
• NEFERTITI - Famous and beautiful Egyptian Queen and wife of Akhnaton
  
  
• TUTANKHAMON - Egyptian Pharaoh and son of Akhnaton. His is the only preserved dynastic tomb discovered by Egyptologists
  
  
• RAMSES II - Acclaimed Egyptian politician and warrior who perpetuated the destruction and erasure of all evidence and memory of the Akhnaton reign.
  
  
• MOSES - Prophet of the Hebrews. According to the Bible, a Hebrew reared in the Royal Court of Egypt. After killing an Egyptian soldier, he fled Egypt. In exile, he found his calling from God. He would free his people from slavery and deliver the laws which established God's covenant with them.
  
  
• OEDIPUS - The mythical son of Laius and Jocasta, who fulfills a fatalistic prophecy by killing his father and marrying his mother. Immanuel Velikovsky wrote "Oedipus and Akhnaton" which puts forth a compelling theory that the Greek character Oedipus was actually Akhnaton.
  
  

• The first stage:
  
  
  • Akhnaton - Pharaoh of Egypt.
    
    
• The second stage:
  
  
  • Akhnaton - Prophet of the Hebrews.
    
    
• The third stage:
  
  
  • Akhnaton - A founder of Athenian culture.
    
    

The Setting

Pharaoh Akhnaton, promoted a social-cultural revolution, and initiated the monotheistic religion (Atonism) in Egypt. At the peak of Egypt's power, Akhnaton reigned as an impressive creator and philosophical renovator. He installed sweeping changes in many areas of Egyptian society and religion.

During the apex of the turmoil created through these monumental changes, Akhnaton suddenly and mysteriously disappeared. His body was never found. This, along with the attempt by his successors to abolish all memory and links to him, only increases the mystery. All mention of Akhnaton was erased from Egyptian historical records and it was forbidden to even utter his name. It was during this time period, 1300-1350 BCE, that Moses appeared in the Sinai.

FREUD wrote a book about his theory of Akhnaton and Moses. He put forth the theory that Moses had been the disciple of, and took religious training from a Pharaoh called Akhnaton. Freud's theory did not rule out the possibility that Moses could have, in fact, been Akhnaton.

By the middle of the 20th century, there was speculation as to the possibility that Moses and Akhnaton were, in fact, the same person.

According to Egyptologists, Akhnaton's mother was Queen Tiy, who was a Hebrew, making Akhnaton a Hebrew. This is a significant element for support of the theory of Akhnaton reappearing in the Sinai as Moses.

Immanuel Velikovsky, a noted scientist, wrote of his views on the Akhnaton Mystery. He speculated that the three plays about Oedipus that Sophocles wrote about 400 BCE, actually described the life of Akhnaton. This theory would have us believe that Akhnaton fled from Egypt, made his way to the Sinai, left the Hebrews with a scripture and laws, then fled further north to initiate Theseus, the founder of Athens.

To assimilate these ideas one must see them rejuvenating and invigorating the future; a catalyst for a new perspective on our future and possibly our environment.