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In Kabbalah the term Amet is written on the forehead of the "Goylem" why? This point is relating to the third eye the mind in general. This point in Sanskrit is called: "Manas" meaning "mind". The Jews stole much of their knowledge and corrupted it from the Egyptian teachings, which had dominated the ancient regions they lived within. Many of the Kabbalah adept Jews, such as Rambam all were in Egypt at some point. This "mind" point in Sanskrit is responsible for the supreme enlightenment of the human mind. The Sanskrit texts called the mind point: "Bindu." Which means the seat of the soul.
Ammit in Egyptian means "without truth" and "without soul consciousness" in the sense of having the mind closed off becoming a "Goylem". The Egyptian's showed this relates to the binding of the serpent energies in the root chakra. To the Egyptian's the devouring of the heart was the symbol of the loss of the previous personality within the cycle of reincarnation as well. The mental, emotional aspects or Kosha's which relate to the soul body. These are pushed back into the unconscious mind with rebirth into the new body, with the entrance of the soul into the world again.
The Amet in Kabbalah is the Hebrew alphabet and language the first, middle, last of the letters of the 22 letters of the Hebrew language. The Jews place this symbolically on the forehead of the Goyim to show they have bound the seat of the Gentile soul, the heart of the soul. They have devoured the consciousness of the Goyim. And forced the Goyim into the cycle of death and rebirth into forgetfulness.
