"Ptah" is the Lord of creation with the word (creative word)

"Ptah" is the Lord of creation with the word (creative word)

(Leader / High Priest of Handicrafts), which indicates that Ptah had a beautiful face who was the god of skills, design, sculpture, and making or creating something in general in cooperation with the art of speech well

Amulets from the faience of the four sons of Horus Late era

Amulets from the faience of the four sons of Horus

Late era

King Seti the First carries the sacrifice of Maat.

King Seti the First carries the sacrifice of Maat - the Temple of Abydos

It was incumbent upon all of the rulers of the kings to acknowledge the "maat" (justice and order in the universe) as being their representative in his divine function within the framework of "maat"

The concept of “ma’at” was the standard system for everything, which represents the basis of the world and everything that corresponds to the purposes of the idol of the Creator. Therefore, human beings must preserve and approve it and return the “ma’at” and the system to its proper level if it is exposed to any defect or disorder.Among the temples in which a scene appeared, "Maat" relayed the Temple of "Amon-Re" in Karnak in a number of scenes from the reign of King "Thutmose III" in front of a number of deities and the Temple of "Aten" in "Karnak" and the Temple of "Seti the First" in Abydos and the Temple of "Luxor" This is what accompanies the inscription the sequence formulas that include the phrase: “The aspiration of the ma’at to the Lord of the Ma’at” “What the“ sacrifice of the freedman ”was attained to the deities and not to the females. Such as Mote F, Amon Min, Ra, Hor Akhti, Ptah, Khonsu, Shu, Osir, Sit, Atom, Monto, Khnum, Sobek, Hathor, Iza, Min. "

Ochbati from the faience of so-called "Jed-Hour" Late era

Ochbati from the faience of so-called "Jed-Hour"

Late era

Earring with a ram head "Amun"

Earring with a ram head "Amun"

It is worn by both men and women, whether in life or after death, and manufactured in various forms, using a variety of materials.

Gold was commonly used, as well as inlays of gemstones and glass

From the Williams College Museum of Art

Ramesses III

King Ramses III is the last of the great warrior kings able to ward off the conquests of the Sea Peoples (Palestinians, Libyans)
After that, the internal system quickly vanished, leading to famine, theft, royal quarrels, and the country falling into chaos.

Manufacture of boats in Egypt

Manufacture of boats in Egypt

About 664-643 BC

Brooklyn Museum

King Merneptah Cemetery (KV8), Valley of the Kings, Luxor

View from King Merneptah Cemetery (KV8), Valley of the Kings, Luxor

The cemetery contains many murals, such as the Revelation Trip scenes, the Book of Gates, the Emmy Duat and the Book of Caverns.

"Maine"

"Maine"

The "Main" nitrate has been linked to the harvest season (i.e. ripening) ... it is the cosmic force that leads to the maturity of living organisms after Ozere brings them to the physical world ... and this maturity requires that every plant stick in its growth phase carries a "new seed of life". It is this seed that guarantees the repetition of the cycle again (birth / life / death / resurrection) ... and it is he who puts the new seed of life into the living being when it is mature, whether it is a plant or a person

Cleveland Museum of Art.

A piece of limestone with pictures of three men taming a bull

Late era

667 -647 BC

Cleveland Museum of Art

Khnum Temple Isna.

Khnum Temple Isna

The decorations and inscriptions in the Temple of Khnum are frequently well executed and some are of special interest. There is a scene depicting the king netting wild fowl, said to represent inimical spirits, on the north wall that continues very ancient Egyptian themes. However, other depictions such as the king offering a laurel wreath to the gods, represented on a column at the rear of the hall, are decidedly new motifs. Decoration of the south wall was carved for Septimus Servus and his sons, Geta and Caracalla, depicting them before several divinities. The ceiling of the hypostyle shows Egyptian astronomical figures on the northern half and Roman signs of the zodiac on the southern half.

"Ptah" is the Lord of creation with the word (creative word)

"Ptah" is the Lord of creation with the word (creative word)

According to Shabaka’s stone, Ptah called on the world to exist after seeing the creation in his heart and speaking to it

In the first family, the usual traditional picture of "Ptah", Lord of Memphis, appeared on a plate of calcite from Tarkhan (one of the villages affiliated to the Ayyat Center in Giza Governorate). The body of a man with a smooth head wraps his head with a tight covering and leaves only his face and ears, wearing a knit and knit dress It appears from him except his hands from a linen (robe) wrapping, and he holds a mace of authority (Ptah was never depicted otherwise), and he was present in the same form on the walls of temples in all kingdoms since the first family is clear and does not change from this early appearance .... on Although changed

It formed some other nitro, but Ptah remained as it is in its traditional form ... its form is a metaphor for stability and continuity and the foundations and reliable leadership, and these are the main features of the Egyptian monarchy .... However, his name was not written in conjunction with the word "net" like the rest of the nitro until the modern state was so He writes "pth" (Ptah) three phonograms that were sufficient to express his origin being the origin of the word "sculpture" as a divine patron of craftsmen and artists and master of creation in Memphis.

The "high priest" of Ptah was called "wer kherep hemut" (the leader / high priest of handicrafts), which indicates that Ptahy had a beautiful face who was a god of skills, design, sculpting and making or creating something in general, the art of speech well

Sistrum is a musical.

Sistrum is a musical instrument that belongs to the family of percussion instruments and is culturally related mainly to the countries of ancient Egypt and ancient Greece.

The Edfu temple.

In one of the texts of the Edfu temple, the two edifices at the entrance to the temple are the symbol of Isis and Nephthys, the sister of Osiris, who played a major role in his resurrection again, and in his arrival to eternity ... As for the single entrance to the temple, it is the symbol of the one origin from which everything emerged from the oneness that They rise above the poles, from which all the poles emerge.

The moment of entry into the Egyptian temple is considered a symbol of a contemplative ritual that transports the person from the physical awareness based on the interaction between the poles (male / female .... night / day ..... light / darkness, etc.) to another higher awareness, and takes his hand to The mihrab or the most sacred sanctuary in which the unity of the universe and God manifests itself ... the temple is the place where the human consciousness transcends all forms of duality and division ... and the ancient Egyptian body has its spiritual knowledge in the architectural design of the temple so that the temple itself becomes the science itself embodied in the stone .

Funerary figurine in painted wood of "Ptah Sucre-Osiris"

Funerary figurine in painted wood of "Ptah Sucre-Osiris"

Late era

Picardy Museum, France

King Tuthmosis the First had a son named "Amenhotep"

King Tuthmosis the First had a son named "Amenhotep" and he was occupying the position of a priest, who had a cemetery in Sheikh Abdul Qurna in western Luxor

And it says in his inscriptions the following: “The priest purified the firstborn of the king’s children.” It was good news. “Amenhotep, who was set up by his mother,” Thothy is my year.

He also had another son named "Whamsim", and the Prime Minister was appointed "Ahthab" to carry out his upbringing with him and his brothers ... A piece of stone engraved for this prince who died apparently was found in which the "son of the king" came and wished, but it should That the mayor of the present and Prime Minister "Ahtahb" is the supervisor of the education of the children of the king of Lower Egypt and Lower Egypt "a great news" because his position is very great .... He also supervised the education of this Prince and his brother "Aman Miss", who is the third son of the ruler "Nakhpt (Current cap) called "Bahari", and the two were shown on the walls of the cemetery sitting on its kneesOn the walls of the cemetery sitting on his knee

The scene is from the "Bahri" cemetery in the Cape region, a large representative, sitting on a chair and on his knees, the young prince.

Double painted limestone statue of the priest Nemasatid

Double painted limestone statue of the priest Nemasatid.

Priest of Ra and Hathor at the Te

mple of the Sun, Judge and Priest in the Pyramid of King Nefer Er Ka Ra Kakai (Beauty is the Soul of Ra), Third King of the Fifth Dynasty

The old state

Fifth Dynasty

2494 -2345 BC

Egyptian Museum

The boat of the sun ... the journey of "Ra" between sunrise and sunset

The boat of the sun ... the journey of "Ra" between sunrise and sunset.

In 1954, I found two roofed pits at the base of the southern pyramid of Khufu. After research and excavation, they discovered on the bottom of one of them on a disjointed vessel elaborately carved out of cedar wood and connected to each other with ropes and not missing any part of it. As the "sun boat."

The first sun boat, after its installation, was about 42 meters long and was called the sun boat, as it was called the Khufu ship

Solar boats were used as funerary ships in ancient Egypt to go to restore life from the holy places. The myth of Ra tells the "sun disk" that he is a child at sunrise, then a full man at noon, then an old man in the evening, and he rides two boats according to the doctrine of the ancient Egyptians, which are Ra’s boats that cross the day where he rises in The sky then disappears from sight at sunset and begins its journey into the other world (the Dot) during the night.

The researcher explains in Egyptology d. Ahmed Saleh said that the boats of the sun had a special sacred symbolism in the ancient Egyptian creed, as they were used to restore life from the holy places. Therefore, they were called the ships of the spirit of the gods. The sun rises on the far eastern shore where a band of monkeys revives it as soon as the sun appears on the eastern horizon. If these animals wake up, they start dancing to sing the sun and the monkeys are also sacred to the ancient Egyptians.

Ra then rides his day ship that sails across the sky until evening, adding that the journey then travels from his day ship to the night in which he travels in the underworld before sunrise again.

Saleh points out that myths and stories were woven around the journey of the sun and the boats of the sun or the ship of the sun as in the doctrine of the ancient Egyptians where the Egyptian kings were named Ibn Ra from the era of Khafre in the era of the pyramids builders, explaining that this solar kinship in the royal titles until the end of Egyptian history

Saleh continued: The god Ra was the head of the Holy Ninth, and this does not mean that he includes nine deities. There are several forms of him. In some of them, the number of individuals is seven deities and in other forms exceeds the ten and he headed the official group of deities in the fifth family.

Bahariya oasis

Bahariya oasis

WHITE DESERT.

WHITE DESERT.

The neighbor's cave.

The neighbor's cave 

The neighbor's cave has magical proportions that have arisen as a natural result of clean water and a dry desert climate over millions of years. It contrasts with all the caves of the region in its formations and the form of its wonderful sediments. Through the sands of the desert millions of years ago, the creation of this earth cave was deposited and condensed due to the intense heat. Depths of sedimentary formations as described by Rolf are three or four feet.

Safari in the White Desert

Safari  in the White Desert

King Ramesses

King Ramesses the First mediates the spirits of Nachen and the spirits of Bhutto

(The Eternal Spirits of the Kings of Egypt),

And participate in showering and rejoicing.

Cheers ceremony.

Iset

Iset

Isis is the name of the Egyptian and means the throne

As we see with the image above the head of "Est"

The word entered the European languages ​​in the sense of sitting

The temples of this Egyptian goddess also spread to many European countries

The idea of ​​a lotus plant

The idea of ​​a lotus plant

What is the idea of ​​lotus flowers in the capitals of the temple columns ?!

What does the old Egyptian artist mean?

Please think deeply the lotus is the flower of the beginning of creation.

The light from darkness ... the first life ...

The lotus contains the fragrance of the Creator ...

Here, the artist linked the arts and religious thought of the ancient Egyptian

And the idea of ​​creation ....

What the most beautiful ancient Egyptian artist who believes that the temple

The Creator Castle raises its capitals from the holy lotus ...

Melting of Gold

Melting of Gold

Relief depicts metalworkers employed in the manufacture of jewelry, melting gold by blowing into a furnace.

Detail of a wall carving in the Mastaba of Mereruka.

Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty, ca. 2345-2181 BC. Saqqara Necropolis..

Djoser's burial chamber.

The south tomb at Saqqara is thought to be a symbolic burial place for the Ka of King Djoser.

The rooms in the south tomb were originally completely covered in beautiful blue faience tiles, which were meant to imitate the reed matting that ancient Egyptians used to construct their homes. These same tiles were used underneath the Step Pyramid to decorate the chambers and tunnels leading to Djoser's burial chamber.

This particular photo shows one of the false doors in the south tomb after reconstruction...

Luxor is a city with a hundred doors.

Luxor is a city with a hundred doors.

Luxor Temple is a large Ancient Egyptian temple complex located on the east bank of the Nile River in the city today known as Luxor (ancient Thebes) and was founded in 1400 BCE. Known in the Egyptian language as ipet resyt, or "the southern sanctuary." In Luxor there are six great temples, the four on the left bank are known to travellers and readers of travels as Goornah, Deir-el-Bahri, the Ramesseum, and Medinet Habu; and the two temples on the right bank are known as the Karnak and Luxor.

To the rear of the temple are chapels built by Tuthmosis III, and Alexander. During the Roman era, the temple and its surroundings were a legionary fortress and the home of the Roman government in the area.

Hurghada Museum.

1. Hurghada Museum Opens to Public With Impressive CollectionAfter a much-anticipated wait, Hurghada’s very first museum, deemed the first space to exhibit antiquities on the Red sea coast, has been inaugurated on Saturday.
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3. range of more diverse touristic activities to the sea resort city located approximately 400 km from Cairo.
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