Ancient Egypt

23/01/2026

The heart, though recognized as a pump, was also thought to be the center of emotion, personality, and intellect; the heart was preserved in the deceased while the brain was scraped out and discarded as worthless.

𝗔𝗻𝘂𝗯𝗶𝘀 to 𝗠𝗮’𝗮𝘁:
“Why is the heart so heavy?”

𝗠𝗮’𝗮𝘁:
“Sins.”

𝗔𝗻𝘂𝗯𝗶𝘀:
“Nah… he just had an opinion about everything.”

23/01/2026

Welcome back to Ancient Egypt.
Today We Reminding Our Visitors With:
Medical knowledge Lecture today we joining about sample Pregnancy test since 3,500-year-old texts:

An Egyptian papyrus, from between 1500 and 1300 BC, offers a method for diagnosing pregnancy. It advises women to p*e into a bag of barley and a bag of wheat. The papyrus is one of many currently being translated by an international team of researchers at the University of Copenhagen.
Flip through the gallery to see more intriguing archaeological finds.

3,500 years ago, a woman might have done much the same thing to find out if she was pregnant as she would today: take a urine sample and wait patiently for a chemical reaction.

A papyrus from ancient Egypt instructs a woman to p*e into a bag of barley and a bag of emmer (the variety of wheat cultivated by ancient Egyptians), according to a researcher at the University of Copenhagen, who is studying the document.

“If they grow, she will give birth. If the barley grows, it is a boy. If the emmer grows, it is a girl. If they do not grow, she will not give birth,” reads the text, written in a hieratic script – the ancient Egyptians’ cursive form of Hieroglyphic writing – and dated to the New Kingdom era, sometime between 1500 and 1300 BC.

The reaction between wheat and barley and the urine determined pregnancy.

The wheat and barley test was already known from a papyrus of a similar date that is now held at the Egyptian Museum of Berlin.
However, there have been other revelations since the research collaboration began in September 2017.

Until now, many Egyptologists thought that the civilization was unaware of the existence of the kidneys, but one of the translated medical texts discusses the organ, showing that their knowledge of anatomy was even more advanced than previously thought.

One thing is for sure, the pregnancy testing method had longevity.
“We find the same test in Greek and Roman medicine, in the Middle East during the Middle Ages, and European medical traditions,” says Schiødt.
The test appears as late as the 1699, in a book of German folklore.

In the ancient world, Egyptian medicine was highly respected and their methods were often adopted by other cultures, explains Andreas Winkler, an Egyptologist from the University of Oxford.

Ancient travelers to Egypt were amazed at the fact that there were doctors specializing in particular areas of medicine and their knowledge was praised,” he says.
“As the pregnancy test shows, it is clear that certain techniques found their ways beyond the shores of the Nile."

21/11/2025

Cleopatra VII

The oldest form of the name of a pharaoh, a falcon representing Horus is perched on the palace facade.

Horus name:
The great Lady of perfection, excellent in counsel
The great one and the (very) image of her father

Personal name given at birth. Also known as the Nomen.
Birth names:
The goddess Cleopatra who is beloved of her father

The fifteenth pharaoh of the Ptolemaic Dynasty, a.k.a. Kleopatra
Cleopatra was the last pharaoh of the Macedonian Greek Ptolemies and thus also of Egypt. Cleopatra was a well-educated, multilingual and capable ruler known for her intelligence, political acumen and ambition to maintain Egypt's independence from Rome. Her romantic entanglements are famous, but she was a skilled diplomat and negotiator. She had a son with Julius Caesar and later formed an alliance with Mark Antony, with whom she had three further children. After the defeat at the Battle of Actium, her ambitions came to a halt, and she is believed to have committed su***de. It should be noted, however, that much of what we know about Cleopatra comes from Roman sources, so there may be some bias in how she is portrayed. Ancient Egypt was now a thing of the past.

24/10/2025

Sekhmet statue in Karnak temple is believed the Only Statue in the temple that hasn’t moved from its original place ..
maintains its own energy & Magic
Also
many statues of Sekhmet found in the Karnak Temple complex are not only impressive in number and artistry—they also reflect her deep connection to the Theban religious landscape. Sekhmet, the lion-headed goddess of war and healing, was often closely associated with the goddess Mut, the chief consort of Amun and one of the central deities of Karnak.
In Thebes, Sekhmet was seen as a fierce aspect or manifestation of Mut, especially in her more wrathful and protective forms.

This relationship is key to understanding why so many of Sekhmet’s statues appear in Karnak, particularly near areas sacred to Mut. The two goddesses were sometimes blended in cultic worship, with Sekhmet representing Mut’s power to destroy enemies and cure disease.
In the Open Air Museum, several seated statues of Sekhmet are displayed—typically carved in dark granite, showing her calm yet formidable presence.
Another standing statue of Sekhmet resides in the Temple of Ptah, within Karnak’s Precinct of Amun, reinforcing her protective role in sacred spaces.
These numerous representations, especially from the reign of Amenhotep III, suggest large-scale ritual use—perhaps connected to festivals or healing ceremonies—where Sekhmet was invoked to pacify divine wrath and bring balance, acting as Mut’s fierce but essential counterpart.

Sekhmet statue not just as a historical monument, but alive with energy, as if resonating from another realm.
Even more astonishing, Ptah, Sekhmet’s divine counterpart and creator god, is also showing up in the pictures, his presence unmistakable.
Ptah and Sekhmet are twin flames, eternally connected, with Ptah embodying creation and Sekhmet the divine feminine counterpart, fierce protector and divine mother.
This discovery is a profound reminder that ancient energies are still very much alive.
P.S. There is no proof if this is real or not but regardless… go with your vibrational resonance. If it doesn’t resonate, healthy skepticism is good to have, please keep your comments on my feed in respectful way.
If you don’t understand nature of reality, keep your “demonic” comments to yourself.
This is not a ghost, as those show up in full body, but spirit, half body, inter dimensional..
I channel Sekhmet who is also interdimensional avatar consciousness and she is more than alive whether you connect to her statue or not. I also recommend to visit the Egyptian sections of the MET museum and London museum for closer connection with her essence.
Sekhmet, Great One of Magic
Mother of the Netjeru
One Who Was Before The Netjeru Were
Lady Of The Place Of The Beginning of Time
Beloved of Ra, Her Father
Beloved of Bast, Her Sister
Beloved of Ptah, Her Husband-Brother
At Whose Wish The Arts Were Born
Beautiful Eye Which Giveth Life To The Two Lands
Beautiful Face, Image Most Beloved By Art
Flaming One
Sovereign of Ra, Her Father
Protectress Of The Netjeru
Lady of the Scarlet-Colored Garment
Pure One
~some of the 100 epitaphs of Sekhmet
In times of great heartbreak, loss, and chaos, the medicine of Sekhmet as the 'Great One of Healing' can be called upon to both strengthen and soften.
Holding fierce compassion and tender awareness in the same palm,
Affirmative action and accountability, the hearts calling, and depth of prayer from the center.
Dua Sekhmet.
Sa Sekhem Sahu

18/10/2025

This signifies that our own nature is that of universal consciousness.

What was separated only by ignorance is now re-united, re-membered.
It is only due to ignorance and to distraction in the world of desirable objects
that we think we are individual human beings with bodies which are mortal.
In reality, we are immortal and eternal beings who are one with the
universe and each other.
To realize this even before death, it is necessary to live in a virtuous
manner, learning the lessons of human existence and uncovering
the veil of ignorance which blinds us from the realization of our essential nature.
We must therefore master the knowledge and wisdom of "EVERY" God.
Anubis :
(God of discernment between reality and illusion)
and
DJEHUTI:
(God of Wisdom, experiencing truth) oversee the scales of MAAT. These
judge the condition of the Heart (AB) and determine its level of spiritual achievement.

This is also symbolized by the Ammit monster, devourer of hearts, who
according to the Greenfield papyrus, determines those who are the ad
vanced spirits and worthy of salvation

(those who have developed their higher consciousness centers symbolized by the fourth through seventh rings or levels of consciousness)
and those who have not progressed beyond their base animal natures (lower consciousness centers symbolized by
the lower three rings).
The un-righteous are symbolically devoured by the monsters and evil spirits.

Correct action leads to correct feeling and thinking.
Correct feeling and correct thinking lead to "Correct Being" which is the goal to "BE" what we really are: ONE WITH GOD.

The Precepts of Maat vary slightly in different papyruses.
However, the themes are the same and we have included representative precepts
from various Ancient Egyptian sources.
(1) “I have not done iniquity.”
Variant: Acting with falsehood.
(2) “I have not robbed with violence.”
(3) “I have not done violence (To anyone or anything).”
Variant: Rapacious
( Taking by force; plundering.)
(4) “I have not committed theft.”
Variant: Coveted.
(5) “I have not murdered man or woman.”
Variant: Or ordered someone
else to commit murder.
(6) “I have not defrauded offerings.” Variant: or destroyed food supplies or increased or decreased the measures to profit.
(7) “I have not acted deceitfully.”
Variant: With crookedness.
(8) “I have not robbed the things that belong to God.”
(9) “I have told no lies.”
(10) “I have not snatched away food.”
(11) “I have not uttered evil words.”
Variant: Or allowed myself to become sullen, to sulk or become depressed.
(12) “I have attacked no one.”
(13) “I have not slaughtered the cattle that are set apart for the Gods.” Variant: The Sacred bull – (Apis)
(14) “I have not eaten my heart” (overcome with anguish and distraught).Variant: Committed perjury.
(15) “I have not laid waste the ploughed lands.”
(16) “I have not been an eavesdropper or pried into matters to make mischief.” Variant: Spy.
(17) “I have not spoken against anyone.”
Variant: Babbled, gossiped.
(18) “I have not allowed myself to become angry without cause.”
(19) “I have not committed adultery.”
Variant: And homos*xuality.
(20) “I have not committed any sin against my own purity.”
(21) “I have not violated sacred times and seasons.”
(22) “I have not done that which is abominable.”
(23) “I have not uttered fiery words.
I have not been a man or woman of anger.”
(24) “I have not stopped my ears against the words of right and wrong
(Maat).”
(25) “I have not stirred up strife (disturbance).” “I have not caused terror.”
“I have not struck fear into any man.”
(26) “I have not caused any one to weep.”
Variant: Hoodwinked.
(27) “I have not lusted or committed fornication nor have I lain with others
of my same s*x.” Variant: or s*x with a boy.
(28) “I have not avenged myself.”
Variant: Resentment.
(29) “I have not worked grief, I have not abused anyone.” Variant: Quarrel
some nature.
(30) “I have not acted insolently or with violence.”
(31) “I have not judged hastily.”
Variant: or been impatient.
(32) “I have not transgressed or angered God.”
(33) “I have not multiplied my sp*ech overmuch (talk too much).
(34) “I have not done harm or evil.”
Variant: Thought evil.
(35) “I have not worked treason or curses on the King.”
(36) “I have never befouled the water.”
Variant: held back the water from
flowing in its season.
(37) “I have not spoken scornfully.”
Variant: Or yelled unnecessarily or
raised my voice.
(38) “I have not cursed The God.”
(39) “I have not behaved with arrogance.”
Variant: Boastful.
(40) “I have not been overwhelmingly proud or sought for distinctions for myself (Selfishness).”
(41) “I have never magnified my condition beyond what was fitting or increased my wealth, except with such things as are (justly) mine own
possessions by means of Maat.”
Variant: I have not disputed over
possessions except when they concern my own rightful possessions.
Variant: I have not desired more than what is rightfully mine.
(42) “I have never thought evil (blasphemed) or slighted The God in my
native town.”

11/09/2025

Today Friday 2nd Tout 1742.
12 Sep 2025.

Month of Tout, the first Coptic month in the Egyptian Coptic Calendar.
The word is written in Arabic, English and Coptic, with images and figures representing this month.
One of this month's famous sayings: "Tout, irrigation without hesitation", meaning the abundance of the Nile's water to irrigate plants.
The name of the month comes from "Tehout" God of Wisdom, and you can see his image.
In the cartouche there is the number of the month (1), and in the circle that is surrounded by serpents there is the number in Coptic.
The word "Nairouz Feast" is written, as this month is the New Coptic Year's start.
It lies between September and October.
Finally there are images of some of the plants of this month, like: pomegranate - taro - dates (palm) - guava.

Today Tuesday 1st Tout 1740.
12 Sep 2023.

Month of Tout, the first Coptic month in the Egyptian Coptic Calendar.
The word is written in Arabic, English and Coptic, with images and figures representing this month.
One of this month's famous sayings: "Tout, irrigation without hesitation", meaning the abundance of the Nile's water to irrigate plants.
The name of the month comes from "Tehout" God of Wisdom, and you can see his image.
In the cartouche there is the number of the month (1), and in the circle that is surrounded by serpents there is the number in Coptic.
The word "Nairouz Feast" is written, as this month is the New Coptic Year's start.
It lies between September and October.
Finally there are images of some of the plants of this month, like: pomegranate - taro - dates (palm) - guava.

18/07/2025

Dear special Guest we welcome you today in one of Hidden Temple Series in egypt,
The Temple of Dendera Stellar Resurrection and Time Bending

There is a place where the stones hum with memory and the stars do not simply shine above, they sing from within the walls.

Dendera, the Temple of Hathor, is more than an ancient structure.
It is a living cosmic altar, a sanctuary of light where the celestial and the earthly merge as one.

Here, ceilings were carved to mirror the constellations, and every pillar was tuned to frequencies that transcend this dimension.
The builders of Dendera were not laborers.
They were initiates.
Architects of harmony.

Visionaries of time who wove divine mathematics into form and encoded multidimensional wisdom into every sacred surface.

Dendera was not constructed through human logic alone.
It was dreamt into form through spiritual science.
It was not meant to be visited.
It was meant to be entered with reverence, to be remembered as a mirror of your own divine intelligence.
The temple held space for soul calibration, for timeline purification, and for the retrieval of forgotten gifts.
Inside its walls the laws of time began to loosen, and the soul remembered itself not as linear or bound but as infinite and eternally renewing.

Above its columns rests the round zodiac of Dendera, a celestial scroll carved in stone.
It does not mark only seasons or signs.
It maps soul trajectories.
It records the spiral of consciousness across lifetimes, tracking the sacred dance between the stars and the soul’s evolution.
Time within Dendera does not move forward.
It bends inward and sings in circles.
The priestesses who once served within these halls were not passive guardians.

They were keepers of cosmic rhythm.
They knew how to bend reality with intention, to sing new outcomes into being, to anchor divine order into the flesh through tone, vibration and holy presence.

Here, rituals were not empty repetition.
They were living ceremonies, encoded with stellar energy. Sound was not performance. It was technology.
Every chant was a key.
Every offering an activation.
The entire temple was a harmonic instrument, played by the heart, the breath, the will, and the purest longing to reunite with the divine.
Those who walked within it were not merely pilgrims.
They were portals.
The structure responded to their intention.
Their very presence became the frequency that awakened dormant DNA and activated ancient paths that had once gone quiet.

Dendera teaches that time is not something you follow. It is something you align with. It flows toward coherence.
It bends toward the heart that is steady.
The stars are not distant. They live within you.
Your blood sings in constellations.
Your breath holds the pulse of this temple. Your voice, when called upon with purity and purpose, becomes the tuning fork that shifts entire timelines.
The priestesses of Hathor were not waiting for miracles.
They became the miracle.
Through stillness and song they embodied the divine spiral, the eternal return, the resurrection of light within matter.

To walk with Dendera now is to rise into your place as a living temple. You are not here to live out distorted timelines.
You are here to dissolve them.
You are not here to play small or forget who you are.
You are here to remember your shape in the stars.
You are the gate.
You are the song. You are the temple.
You are the light. And encoded within you are patterns far beyond this realm.

You do not need to earn access to these codes. You only need to attune to them.

At the end of Excursion I thanks every one who joining me wishing you lovely visit lovely moment nice time you spend in our lovely egypt hoping to be rare memories inside your lifetime With me
Anicent Egypt ...MGIM.

13/06/2025

Seti II obelisk
Pharaoh: Seti II
Location: Karnak Great Temple, Egypt gps
Also known as: Seti II obelisk
Provenance: Karnak
Height: m
Inscription: 4 columns on each 4 sides
The remains of the southern obselisk stand by the row of sphinxes at the quay of the Great Temple of Amun at Karnak.
Only the pedestal of its (north) mate remains.
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Porter & Moss, Topographical Bibliography, II, p. 22, (2) and (3)
Schwaller de Lubicz, The Temples of Karnak, II, plate 7
Kitchen, Ramesside Inscriptions, IV, 250:12-16
Hermo

13/06/2025

Hermopolis obelisk
Pharaoh: Nectanebo II
Location: London gps
Also known as: Nectanebo II obelisk
Provenance: Hermopolis → London
Height: m
Inscription: 1 column on each 4 sides
Fragments that were part of a pair of obelisks, probably originally about 5.5 m high.
Now in the British Museum.
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British Museum EA 523 and EA 524
Description de l'Égypte, V, plates 22-23

13/06/2025

Athribis obelisk
Pharaohs: Ramesses II, Merenptah, Seti II
Location: Poznan, Poland gps
Also known as: Poznan obelisk
Provenance: Athribis → Berlin → Posnan
Height: 3 m
Inscription: 3 columns on each 4 sides
Originally from Athribis in the Nile delta, it was bought and transfered to Berlin in 1895.
On loan to Poznan Archeological Museum from 2002.
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Porter & Moss, Topographical Bibliography, IV, p. 70
Kitchen, Ramesside Inscriptions, II, 465-466; IV, 244-245
Ägyptisches Museum Berlin, Inv. # 12800