"Eye of Horus"

"Eye of Horus"

"Eye of Horus" or "Eye of the Moon or Eye of Ra" was known in the ancient Egyptian "Ujjat", as it is an ancient Egyptian symbol and emblem with occult properties, used to protect against envy, evil spirits, harmful animals and disease.

They appear as a pendant in which a person adorns, expressing the royal power derived from the gods Horus or Ra, and is a solar symbol embodying order, rigor, and ideal status.

This necklace was also placed on the chest of Pharaoh's mummy to protect it in the grave. The ancient Egyptian artist mastered its gold and its formation with pictures of Horus and the god Ra, symbols of life "Ankh" and permanence "jet", and preservation "sa" and "waves" were like A symbol to indicate cosmic and international stability in the era of the Pharaohs."mythology"
In mythology Horus is the son of King Osiris who was killed by his son Set, and the god Horus possesses a series of fierce battles against his brother Set, and therefore has avenged the death of his father.

In conjunction with these struggles, the two opponents suffered many vital injuries and losses such as: “Distortion of the left eye of Horus,” but thanks to the intervention of the god “Tut”, the deformed eye was replaced by “wings” so that the god Horus could restore his sight, this eye was distinctive and has magical properties."The Magic Mantra of the Eye of Horus"
Eye of Horus was used for the first time as a magic talisman when it was used by Horus to restore the life of his father Osiris, and it was very popular in ancient Egypt, and represented a talisman in the hands of the powerful people, because it strengthens the vision, treats vision diseases, resists the symptoms of envy, and also protects the dead.
The Eye of Horus talismans symbolize health, prosperity, and the lack of mortality of the body "eternity", as well as the ability to revive the "Baath" dead, and are currently still used as a talisman by people of multiple religions around the world.

The text of the talisman reads: “The Eye of Horus is your guardian, Osiris, the god of the Westerners, is your guard. He will defeat all your enemies, and all your enemies are part of you.”


And in the texts of Al-Nuwaweis, Mascot No. 64 says: “I brought the eye of Horus for you to transmit happiness to your heart.”

As for incantation No. 316: “I am the deformed eye of Horus, which was lost in a terrible way.”