Seeing is believing. It was deja vu all over again, as a famous American Yogi once said. I gawked at the Valley Temple of Khafre in Giza and the Osireion in Abydos. Though they are in Egypt, they reminded me of monuments I saw in Peru, halfway round the world. Cyclopean blocks of unadorned stone […]
The Valley Temple and Osireion: Echoes of a Bygone World Culture? — zoomeboshi
. . OSIRIS ISIS and NEPHTHYS . . AND IT ALL BEGAN WITH YOU 1 – 18 . . Ancient Lost Kingdom of Osiris Discovered Egyptologists Immediately Call for it to be Dismantled . Viper TV – FILMS 12/03/2021 . The traditional image of Osiris sitting, wearing his Atef crown, with the crook (heqa) and […]
HOUSE OF OSIRIS : THE GIVER OF EVERLASTING LIFE – THE GODS HOLD THEE IN FEAR — OUTOFTHISWORLDX FOREVER
This post is mostly a photographic presentation of monuments from Karnak, Egypt. The Karnak Temple Complex commonly known as Karnak, comprises a vast mix of decayed temples, chapels, pylons, and other buildings near Luxor, in Egypt. Construction at the complex began during the reign of Senusret I in the Middle Kingdom (around 2000–1700 BC) and […]
Monuments from Karnak, Egypt — Novo Scriptorium
On this day, one thousand nine hundred years ago, Titus Haterius Nepos, the prefect of Egypt, visited the Colossus of Memnon at the Theban necropolis and heard the statue sing. Nepos immortalised his encounter by inscribing his name upon the right leg of the statue. In a five-line text written in Latin, Nepos attests that……
18 February AD 121 – Titus Haterius Nepos, prefect of Egypt, visits the Memnon Colossus (#Hadrian1900) — FOLLOWING HADRIAN
Slightly over one hundred kilometers to the southwest of Cairo, Egypt’s sprawling capital, lies the Faiyum Oasis – a vast, shallow depression whose verdant fields and groves of palm-trees provide a remarkable contrast to the surrounding desert bleakness. The Faiyum derives its fertility not from underground springs, like most oases, but from a tributary of […]
The Gods of Ancient Egypt, Part 2: Sobek, the Mighty Serpent of the Abyss — The Sabian Temple of Ayesha bint al-Ilah al-Zahifi (الهيكل الصابيء لعائشة بنت الاله الزاحفي)
by Dag Herbjørnsrud „New research indicates that Plato and Aristotle were right: Philosophy and the term “love of wisdom” hail from Egypt. Full Article here „A remarkable example of classical Egyptian philosophy is found in a 3,200-year-old text named “The Immortality of Writers.” This skeptical, rationalistic, and revolutionary manuscript was discovered during excavations in the […]
The Radical Philosophy of Egypt: Forget God and Family, Write! — elizabeth rose psychic and tarot
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