Sources and Links: The Story of goddess Isis and god Osiris of Ancient Egypt
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Sources and Links: The Story of goddess Isis and god Osiris of Ancient Egypt
The Story of Osiris, Isis, and Horus: The Egyptian Myth of Creation
Isis and Osiris Legend and Myth
The Creation Story of Ancient Egypt: Sources and Links
About the Ancient Egyptian god Set
Who is the Egyptian goddess Isis?
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Ancient Evidence: The Divine 42 Laws of Ma'at
All about the Divine 42 Laws of Ma'at
The 42 Laws of Ma'at are known as The Negative Confessions or The Declaration of Innocence.
The ancient Egyptian goddess Ma’at from The Old Kingdom played a significant role in the law, religion, and cosmology of ancient Kemet (Egypt). Traditionally, Ma’at is depicted as feminine with an ostrich feather on her head and sometimes with wings. Her ostrich feather represents truth, morality, justice, balance, and harmony. Ma’at is the principle governing all aspects of life, society, and the Universe. She is the daughter of the Sun God Ra and the wife of Thoth, the God of Wisdom. The ancients believed Ma’at was the force keeping the universe balanced. By doing this; society, the Pharaoh’s ruling of the land, and the afterlife were all able to function correctly.
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Ancient Evidence of Ancient Kemet-(Egypt)
Ancient Kemeticism-All things Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt is also known as Ancient Kemet
Sirius B & Orions Belt | The “gods”
The Pantheon | Hieroglyphics | Egyptology
The Book of the Dead | Kemetic History
Structures & Monuments | Temples | Pyramids
Amateur Archaeology | Kemetic Magick
Egyptian Shamanism
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