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https://youtu.be/8Chrp-H-Jk4

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The Ancient Egyptians had a very interesting version of the Afterlife. They believed that once you die, your soul enters Osiris's domain to be judged. If you lived a good life your heart would be lighter than the feather it was weighted against. If you lived a bad life, your heart would be heavier than the feather, and you would be eaten by Ammut. Ammut was a goddess with the head of a crocodile, and the body of a hippo and lion.

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Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis. He is quite often depicted with the head of a falcon. He is the God of the sky's.

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There are several variations of their myth, as is the case with many mythologies, but there are a few things for certain that are known about the two lovers. Nut is the Goddess of the Sky while Geb is the God of the Earth. They were once connected to make the Earth, but had to be separated by the Air. Before that happened though, Nut gave birth to four children; Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys. These children would become some of the most important players in Egyptian Mythology.

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Set, the God of Chaos and the Desert, was the brother to Osiris. He was an usurper who killed his own brother for power. As revenge, Horus son of Isis and Osiris, fought against Set to take back the throne.

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God of Life and Death, Ruler of the Underworld, and Husband to Isis