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Hathor Temple, Dandara..

Hathor Temple

 Temple, Dandara.

Anubis the keeper of secret

And the legend of the seven words

"Inside this sarcophagus on which the god Anubis sits, what can change the world or be the destruction and the end of the universe?"

"We often see pictures of Anubis sitting on a closed box. The way Anubis sits on top of the box indicates the task he is performing here, which is guarding the black box secrets, which must remain closed forever."

"We will see the scene repeated on the walls of the tombs, and Benchovo alone in the form of a statue, and we will ask ourselves that this is the box."

One of the myths of creation in ancient Egypt states that God created the universe when he uttered seven words one after the other

These words contained within them the secret of creation, so when the creation was complete and the universe reappeared, God hid these words inside the Autapot box and buried them in the depths of the earth so that no creature could reach them.

"Because re-pronouncing these words again will lead to a reversal of their first effect, and thus will be the destruction and the end of the universe

And since the universe appeared to exist, these words are preserved in

Her place with a guard "🔥

"But what are the seven words that were kept inside the box or the coffin since the first time?"

"The answer to this question is found in the texts of the pyramids in the texts that talk about" the sacred fluid that flowed from Osir ", which is a reference to the iron found in the underground.

"And these seven words that brought the universe into existence and that were placed inside a box / coffin and buried in the depths of the earth are also a symbol of iron, and the aforementioned box is the entire planet Earth" 👌

We see in many scenes of ancient Egyptian art pictures of Anubis sitting on a closed box that the way Anubis sits on top of the box indicates the task he is performing here which is guarding the box of secrets, which must remain closed forever. This scene of Anubis is the emblem that is used to express One of his most important surnames is "Sesheta"

"And this surname guard of secrets is also the name given to

A certain group of priests had a very important and secret mission in ancient Egypt, namely to preserve the meteorites that contained them

Iron (metal of creation) inside boxes / coffins, and providing a suitable place for it to be preserved forever

KING TUT - PBS Special

Egyptian Museum.

The present Egyptian Museum in Cairo was designed at the end of 19th century and inaugurated on November 15th, 1902.The museum adopted a neo-classic style, keeping with its immediate architectural surroundings and reflecting the classical tendencies of many of the artifacts it was intended to house. The building was designed to facilitate the easy flow of visitors from one gallery to another, while taking into account contemporary standards of air-circulation and natural lighting. When the museum was inaugurated it had approximately 500 visitors daily, circulating within 15,000 sqm. ; today the visitors’ number reaches 5,000 – 7,000 a day . Back then, the museum housed 35,000 artifacts ; today the museum houses more than 140.000 objects, excluding those currently stored in the basement of the building. Still more objects remain in the warehouses attached to various archaeological sites elsewhere in Egypt. With around 2.500.000 visitors annually, over-crowding has become an inevitable problem. Consequently, the Egyptian government has allocated a piece of land, with the great pyramids of Giza as its backdrop, on which to build the Grand Egyptian Museum. The GEM is intended to house more than 100.000 artifacts. On 4th of February 2002,the foundation stone of the Grand Egyptian museum was laid to announce to the world that Egypt is committed to build a significant cultural monumental and to send a global message that the Egyptian civilization will always be a source of enlightenment.

THE GRAND EGYPTIAN MUSEUM(GEM) OPENING OCTOBER 2020

The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is currently one of the largest museum development projects in the world. Given the global interest in the pharaonic history, Egypt and in Particular the resident of Cairo are eagerly anticipating the arrival of this new cultural destination. In February 2002, the Foundation Stone of the Grand Egyptian Museum was laid, (GEM); thus announcing to the world that Egypt is committed to build a significant cultural monumental building, and sending a global message that the Egyptian Civilization will always be a source of enlightenment to the whole world. In 2002, It was announced the launching of an International Architectural Competition to design the largest Museum of Egyptology in the world, on a site neighboring the timeless Pyramids of Giza. The international competition was carried out under the patronage of UNESCO, and under the supervision of the International Union of Architects (UIA). With unanimous agreement and conviction, the entire Jury members awarded the First Prize to the design created by the Architectural Firm of Heneghan /Peng from Ireland, which was announced in an official press conference held in July 2003. The implementation of the GEM project started in May 2005 and included three main phases. The Construction consists of the following main elements: Museum and Conference center (Main Building); elements of the Menkaurus Retaining Wall and other retaining structures; auxiliary buildings including restaurants ; car and coach parking; exhibition works and an extensive External Works package. The area of the land is 470.974 m2 which is divided into main Museum and Conference Center Building with area 133.282 m2, Auxiliary Buildings have an area of 34.014 m2 and the Landscaping area is 303.678 m2.

 

sunshade

Sunshade of King Tutankhamun

This sunshade shows the ancient Egyptian craftsman's creativity and ingenuity. Made of four poles of gilded wood and shaped like a lotus flower, it opens and closes via copper devices and a system of wiring or linen strings that stretch its hanging parts by opening tiny hinges. The framework would have had a textile cover when in use.

Ivory Headrest

Ivory Headrest with the figure of god Shu from King Tutankhamun’s collection

New Kingdom

Uncovering the ancient secrets of the Great Pyramid | 60 Minutes Australia

(Thutmose III)

From the hawk who sees everything as Minister Rakhmi Ra said about him from the Conqueror King of the country (Thutmose III)

The sweetest sisters.

From the sweetest sisters, AS (Lady of the Throne), and grew up (Lady of the House), good morning, all of you the great people of Egypt.

Roti the two doors

"Roti" the two doors on the western horizon, the gate to a world of Nun with darkness and light.
As Koy Ruti, the darkness inside the two gates is for those who lived for chaos and injustice.
As Koi R. Roti, the darkness is outside the two doors, for those who lived a bright light, fighting chaos and injustice.
Roti the two doors, the door of darkness and light, the darkness of those who did wrong, the light of those who shone.

Veterinary medicine.

Veterinary medicine in the past

Landscape and wooden model of a kitten

Models of games.

Models of games in ancient Egypt, including for children, and for the development of intelligence, which is a centenary game, similar to chess today

A mummified hand.

A mummified hand of an ancient Egyptian prince named (Jed Ptah of Ankh) during the reign of Shushenk I (943-922 BC), founder of the twenty-second dynasty. Ibn Kahin was considered the most important state official in Thebes at the time.
Royal Mummy Hall, Egyptian Antiquities Museum, Cairo, Egypt ..

(I love you)

(Free Ra Ka) An inspector wrote by Anubis and they are the funerary writers who write texts on the walls of cemeteries and funerary temples. As for his wife (Mers Ankh) was a housewife, he preferred to love her husband and wanted to immortalize it with him.

Akhenaten hymn of the greatest hymns of ancient Egypt

O who shines the East with his light
Fill the land with your beauty
O beautiful, strong, the superb above the ground
Come, let your light extend to the ground
O sub-apparent
O who if you settled in the west of the universe
The world has become in death-like darkness
So people are lying in bed
And if their heads are covered
So, when the morning twilight is red
The sun rose to the universe
So, the world has become day
And if the earth rejoices: And if the people wake up
O one Sunday that there is no god but him
You created the Earth on your own whim, one Sunday
You are the creation of people, animals and animals.

King Ramses III shroud

The ancient Egyptian used to consider this ritual as a simulation of the legend of the struggle between Horus and Set, as six stole the eye from Osiris after his son Horus gave it to him to see it in the underground world of darkness, but Horus recovered it from Six and returned it soundly to Osiris and here the priest returns it to The deceased in order to see it in the darkness of the other world, as each deceased was transformed into Osiris according to the ancient Egyptian doctrine, so with this ritual, the deceased king could see with his own eyes again and with the light of the eyes when he opened them, he dispelled the darkness of the other world.

The "grandfather" column

The "grandfather" column was the symbol for "Özer", which is a column whose top is divided into parts
This column known as "grandfather" or "dad" is considered one of the holiest Egyptian symbols, and it can be translated from the Egyptian language in the sense of "survival", "steadiness" or "stability".
And since this pillar was an ozeric symbol, it can be considered as evidence of the continuation of "Osir" and its continuation in life despite his death ... and the Egyptians were holding in (Memphis) a party in which this column would be erected until it was erected ... In (Boziris) the establishment of the holy column was "grandfather" One of the important funerary rites.

Decorative jar amphora

Made of clay from the Nile silt
Tell el-Amarna. The reign of the New Kingdom at the end of the Eighteenth Dynasty 1390-1327 BC.

Khnum_hotep dancer with god

In front of us is the good man Khnumhotep, who used to hold several positions inside the royal palace during the reign of the Fifth Dynasty

He was the supervisor of the king's wardrobe, and the priest was the supervisor of the priests of the soul (ka) and the greatest name he acquired was (dancer of God).

This name has taken a great place in the heart of Khnumhotep and who recorded it on his statue, as Khnumoutep described this dance to us as funeral dances of a ritual nature and because he is one of the very few male ritual dancers in ancient Egypt, he was proud of that.

And we still continue to dazzle the world.

I have no mercy, old Egyptian

An Egyptian farmer took his drinking water from his owner’s vessel to water a small pig mouth by mouth after the pig lost his mother
From the cemetery of Kagamni, Saqqara.

New, strange and strange.

This fascia is now preserved in the Brooklyn Museum. It was taken from Egypt before knowing what is inside it and after arriving at the museum and examining it with a cross-section. It turns out that what is inside it is mummified eggs that contain embryos of the bird (ABS) which was a symbol of Thoth the Lord of Wisdom and who had his own sanctity When the ancient Egyptians reported the rest of the birds, even if a person was caught, this bird was killed immediately without being tried.

Djoser, Saqqara Village

About forty thousand vases of various shapes and materials were discovered near the Pyramid of Djoser, Saqqara Village, Giza Governorate, and for information King Djoser, one of the kings of the Third Egyptian Family, ruled for 29 years (2640 BC - 2611 BC)
In the picture, a vase made of the Egyptian alabaster (Alabaster) the Egyptian Museum in Cairo

A gold pendant.

A gold pendant with the so-called Sekhmet gods of war, epidemics and desert in the ancient Egyptian doctrine.
Twenty-sixth Dynasty, 570-526 BC. M
It was found in Mit Rahina, a village of the Badrashin Center in Giza
On display at the Museum of Archeology and Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

purify a priest

Horus meets him on the other side  Thoth

To

purify a priest

As a kind of cleansing and healing in ancient Egypt

workers

The mural contains the children of Ptah workers and craftsmen of ancient Egypt during the manufacture of boats from the noble Cemetery (T) in Saqqara, but I find the one among them who is sitting below because it is not afraid of the wood that supports the boat and the boat falls on it.

Cats in ancient Egypt .

Cats in ancient Egypt 

Genetic studies have proven that ancient Egyptian cats spread around the world more than 3000 years ago and encountered local animals and left a different DNA that made mountain cats the best companions of the first Egyptians and live in their homes and even helped them in maintaining the environment around them.

The wise wills of Annie on the wife - the family 18.

Do not represent the boss role with your wife in your home if you know she is skilled at her job
And do not tell her where and how if she had put it in the right place
Keep your eyes in silence, until you know her good work
Extending her a helping hand in her work, this will make her happy, thus avoiding the fight in his home

The Wise Commandments of Annie on Wife - Family 18

Pornographic dancer

Egypt. (664-525 BC)

Pornographic dancer

Wooden spoon from the era of the modern Egyptian kingdom.

Wooden spoon from the era of the modern Egyptian kingdom

Hildesheim Museum - Germany

 The modern Egyptian kingdom The modern state means, in ancient Egyptian history, the period between the sixteenth century B.C. and the eleventh century B.C., and it covers the eighteenth dynasty, the nineteenth dynasty, and the twentieth dynasty of Egypt.

Ramses II of his wife, Nefertari.

Ramses II of his wife, Nefertari

I will build my son for you alone in my heart that the days will not destroy him, and you will be the light in my eyes that I see the grace of God, and you will always be near me in my life and in my deathd

Egyptian beetle

A rare mix of the Egyptian beetle (expert) with a human head and arms outside of the beetle's exoskeleton
Late 664-332 B.C.

The noble (Nai Ka Ra)

The noble (Nai Ka Ra), accompanied by his son and wife, sends his best regards from the Metropolitan Museum in America.The old state and its magnificence magnificence.

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A global painting that is neither artistic nor financially valued by the money of the world.

This artist, who lived in the old state for more than 4000 years, is very appreciative, how could he not have immortalized himself with this painting ...
He demonstrated the ingenuity of the power of expressive symbolism in Egyptian art even in portraying the animal .... We find the farmer who drives cattle, and he carries a small calf on his back, which turns his mother with a unique view, hanging his tongue with his tongue as if embracing it, and the mother exchanges the same situation in an attempt to reassure the young with Look is not without deep concern.

The filtered flower juice falls.

Look at the mural, you will see two women standing between them in a pot, and each of them standing in her hands a stick placed between them a gauze of thin linen. She had a spare gauze roll on her brain, so if the juice screen gets broken, they'll be ready with another one.

The statue of Elka.

The statue of Elka or Qurain is one of the greatest works of the Egyptian artist in carving on wood
This statue was carved in the thirteenth dynasty in the first transition period and the second decay period. The statue was found in Dahshur. (Central State)

The statue of Elka .

The eye looks through the eternity to see what we will not see .. How great you are, the artist.

King Ao Ep Ra Ra ... 1760 BC

The statue of Elka or Qurain is one of the greatest works of the Egyptian artist in carving on wood

This statue was carved in the thirteenth dynasty in the first transition period and the second decay period. The statue was found inDahshur.

The couple (Neb Sen)

The statue in front of us is the couple (Neb Sen), the royal treasurer during the reign of King (Amenhotep III), and his wife (Nabet Ta), who were chanted in the temple of Isis, a symbol of rapprochement and affection between them, and in order to show this symbol, the sculptor excelled in placing each other's hand behind The other one. 

The ancient Egyptian writer (crouch seated)

An example of painted limestone, eyes inlaid with rock crystal, and copper arsenic alloys. The statue was discovered in Saqqara, Giza Governorate, in 1850 CE. It dates back to the era of the Old Kingdom (2620 ~ 2500) BC. The Louvre Museum in Paris.

MASTER PIECES FROM EGYPTIAN MUSEUM.