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    morality; without it resurrection in the afterlife would be impossible . In this scene, the god Anubis sits to the right of the balance pole checking the scales in the presence of Ani’s ba and the figures Shai , Meshkenet and Renenet. The scribe god Thoth stands over the proceedings and records the outcome. His words are recorded in the text in front of him and say ‘I have judged the heart of the Osiris, and his ba stands as a witness for him. His deeds are true upon the great balance, and no…

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    Though transient at first, my tarot reading fruited a tremendous outcome that was better than I could have hoped to interact with. My intent towards the experience was, “tell me a story that portrays my unique karmic and spiritual forces currently.” In short, the cards pulled were: first was The Hanged Man (or The Dying God) of the Water element, second was The Chariot of the Cancer zodiac, third was The Lovers of Gemini, fourth was The Moon of Pisces, and fifth was Adjustment (or Justice) of…

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    How Does Hermes Exist

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    Probably, there was a well-known and successful alchemist, who most likely lived around the time of Moses as this was the earliest mention of him. As his fame rose, probably him and/or his followers might have started associating his name with the God Thoth, giving him a god-like…

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    People thought he was a living version of Osiris Thoth: Was the god of knowledge he gave the Egyptians writing, mathematics, and medicine Egyptians believed that if worshiped the right god, at the right time, and in the right way then the people will be alright. The Pharaoh was praised for the good the…

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    where the Memphis Temple was built. Arguably, all the cults believe their temple is where the primeval mound lies. Not to mention, to lessen the greatness of Heliopolitan’s Atum, they replaced Atum with Horus, who became the new “ancient” sun god and Thoth became the moon-god and the god of wisdom. It is said, that Ptah created the physical world, the gods and all the good things in the world. Ptah also created who they were, the places where their cults practiced, founded their shrines and the…

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    Art Museum Report

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    It was amazing how a visit in an art museum can make a student be more interested or eagerly to learn more about history through art. My field trip to Museum of Fine Arts Houston was an opportunity to see in real life and discover what we have seen in our slides from class lecture. Art had been part of human’s life, civilization or an era. It is consider as one’s perspective in life. It also shows one’s perspective towards its subject. It also expand my idea and understanding of the history and…

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    Plutarch, a Greek writer, who lived from 46 AD to 120 AD under the influence of the great Roman Empire, wrote one of the more complete sources there is on the Egyptian god Osiris. Plutarch based his narrative of Osiris as the god of death and resurrection and his control over the underworld also known as Duat. Osiris is also seen as the god of fertility and its connection to agriculture. Osiris was first created human form and later became deified. Osiris has a long connection with the Egyptian…

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    scripts were hieroglyphics, although there were at least three other scripts used for different purposes. These scripts were kept on papyrus rolls and tomb and temple walls. It is said that a god, Thoth (the god of writing and knowledge) brought the gift of God’s words, (Medu Netjer) to the land of Egypt. Thoth is described as a god “who knows the mysteries, and sets the gods' utterances firm... who proclaims all that is forgotten.” This script is very sacred and was used to record the words and…

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    Greek Gods Flaws

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    The Greek gods are, to an extent, unique amongst the mythologies of ancient civilizations. The Greeks imagined their gods, not greater than them, but the same as them. The same flaws, the same characteristics that made the Greeks human, were present within the gods. But, at the same time, the gods were more than human; they possess supernatural abilities and together have absolute power over the world. They use this power much like the Greeks themselves might have, doing things almost…

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    Anubis Research Paper

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    the dead's way. They must be successful to get passed him. There are now the trials of the seven gates and the ten pylons. Next is the ascent of the stairs of justice. Next is the weighing of the heart ceremony. The ceremony is conducted by anubis, thoth and ma’at. The heart is weighed against the feather of truth. It must be neither heavier or lighter than the feather. If it does not balance out the individual's heart is consumed by the demon ammut and is forever lost. The successful souls are…

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