Behold the Ancient Egyptian temples along the Nile in their ascending order of awareness and enlightenment; revealing their holistic wisdom and spiritual destiny.
Cosmic Love Goddess, Hathor (HetHeru) at Dendera Temple...
The musical instrument called a Sistrum played a role in shaping the architectural features of Dendera Temple columns, serving as a visual representation of the harmony between music, worship, and architecture in Ancient Egypt.
Nefertiti, Ancient Egyptian queen during the 14th century BCE, captivates with her distinctive beauty and influence. Her enigmatic legacy continues to inspire endless debates and theories about her role in history and her relationship with Pharaoh Akhenaten. As a symbol of power and grace, Nefertiti's legacy percolates in popular culture as one of the most enduring figures from antiquity.
The pre-Adamite hypothesis theorizes the existence of human beings or civilizations before Adam and Eve, as described in the Old Testament Bible. These "sons of God" are mentioned in Genesis 6:2.
Age of Aquarius Dawn...of a higher consciousness reflecting a spiritual awakening and a shift towards more humanitarian and ecological values. "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In" for soundtrack.
The sacred Ibis was linked with the god Thoth (Tehuti) in Ancient Egyptian religion because of its selective eating habits like the pursuit of esoteric knowledge.
Denderah Temple...noted for its famous zodiac ceiling might also have been aligned to the rising azimuth of the Big Dipper tail star, Alkaid at its construction.
The god Amun, also known as Amon or Amen, is worshipped at the Karnak Temple. He is 'the hidden one' in Ancient Egyptian religion, a transcendent and mysterious deity associated with creation, cosmic order, and spiritual counsel. As Amun-Ra, he symbolizes the unity of diverse divine aspects and serves as a universal force governing the cosmos. Amun's relation to sovereignty highlights his role in legitimizing pharaonic power and the belief in the divine right to rule.