King Ramses II in the wall of the Karnak Temple.

 King Ramses II in the wall of the Karnak Temple

 When explaining this beautiful sight, the gentlemen told the guests that there is a big difference between a tougher tree and a finite tree, and that this tree is not a sycamore tree as many people think but rather it is in the ancient Egyptian name meaning (more severe = balsam tree or anchorage tree) and this tree has been mentioned since  The ancient times in ancient Egyptian civilization, because this tree was linked to life and destiny. And this view of the king, City, we find kneeling between the Lord Thoth, the god of blogging, and the goddess, the goddess of writing, astronomy, and astrology, and the name of the king is written on the leaves of this tree and the years of his rule, and they wish him millions of years.  The tree in the Egyptian creed meant less  By the sacred of the Lord Horus, and if eating its fruits gives eternal life and divine wisdom.

 The mole tree is mentioned in the Torah and the Noble Qur’an, as this tree is also considered a tree of knowledge and in the knowledge of good and evil.

 It was also stated in the ancient Egyptian mythology that the most powerful tree in On is attacked by (Ababis - Abovis), which is a snake that intercepts the sun complex and symbolizes anguish to the underworld and chaos, in the daily journey of Ra, but the goddess Astat protects the tree and because of the dry land the tree dies.

 As for the sycamore tree, which is also from the timeless trees, it is known as (Naht = the sycamore tree). It is the tree from which the goddess Nut, the goddess of the sky, extrudes to water the dead with clean, cold water. Also, the goddess Hathor took this tree, that is, sycamore, a symbol of it, as it was called in ancient Egyptian texts.  In the name of (Sycamore Lady), and therefore the dead were buried in coffins from the wood of this tree, which returned them to the womb of this mother goddess.

 It exchanges roles with the goddess Nut, where one of them emanates from the sycamore tree. This tree is still in the Egyptian conscience today, where it was associated with the Virgin Mary, peace be upon her, and the journey of the Holy Family in Egypt, where a giant and old sycamore tree stands in the rain.