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Another picture of Ammit because I love her

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Another picture of Ammit because I love her

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Te Eye of Ra by Overly Sarcastic Productions

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Te Eye of Ra by Overly Sarcastic Productions

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https://youtu.be/yygW6psCIM4

This youtube channel has great and comprehensive summaries of myths, they are extremely engaging and I recommend checking them out!

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Picture of the Judgement Ceremony in the Afterlife

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Picture of the Judgement Ceremony in the Afterlife

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The picture shows the weighing of the soul against the feather of Ma'at with the God Anubis and Ammit

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Even though in the artwork we have access to from the time of the ancient Egyptians the gods are depicted with the body of humans and the heads of animals, this is not actually how the ancient Egyptians believed the gods to look. Instead the believed that the gods had multiple forms. The two most common of the forms was the god's human like form, and the god's animal form. because the artists could not paint the gods as two things at once, they compromised by depicting them with animal heads.

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The ancient egyptians believed the material possessions that were buried with a person would travel with them to the afterlife. this is why the pyramids (which were tombs for the pharos) are filled with riches

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Isis is one of the most powerful gods in the pantheon. She was already very powerful when she is born/ created, but she decides she wants more knowledge. To gain this knowledge she makes Ra tell her his true name. This makes her incredibly powerful, and as stated above, one of, if not the most powerful gods in the pantheon. Fortunately for everyone else, Isis is also a very kind and wise goddess and does not use this newfound power to become an evil queen.

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Names are an important part of Egyptian mythology, so important that they were believed to be 1/5th of the soul (the Ren). The other parts of the soul were the life force (the Ka), the heart and emotions (the Ib), the shadow (the Sheut), and the personality (the Ba).

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Scarabs are an important symbol that can be found throughout Egyptian mythology. One Particularly important scarab is the scarab Khepri who merges with Ra to bring him back to life after he dies each night.

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Many egyptian Gods are genderless, and a large portion, of mainly minor gods, have two versions of their names, one male and one female. For example, Bes and Nepra, who live in the second kingdom of night, are also called Besset and Nepet.

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Chaos is a major theme in Egyptian mythology. there is the god of chaos, Set, and there is also a physical manifestation of chaos, Apophis. These two, surprisingly, do not work together. Apophis takes the form of a giant snake and his goal is to kill and eat Ra and cause the end of the world and civilization.

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Ra Actually dies each night and is reborn each morning. When the Sun Barque is traveling through the Kingdoms of night in the Duat it is sailed by the 12 night goddesses, who each know how to pass a specific hours challenge

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Ra the sun god travels through the sky and the Duat in the Sun Barque. Each hour he journeys through a different kingdom. The kingdoms of the day, Ra rules, but the kingdoms of the night are in the underworld where he does not have power.

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The leader of the gods in most egyptian myths is Ra the sun god. However the position of leader does change depending on the myths. Occasionally Osiris or Horus will take over from Ra, or Ra will combine with another god such in the case with Amun Ra.

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Egyptian mythology is polytheistic. There are over 2,000 recorded gods from ancient Egypt.