Ancient Egyptian Ceremonies, Rituals, Incantations and Ethics

ISBN-13: 9781477496299 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 302 str.

Rev Katarina Tkachova

Opis

This book is composed of authentic Ancient Egyptian texts of different Ancient Egyptian temple ceremonies and rituals. This is the collection of translations of really authentic Ancient Egyptian texts, which are not perverted and are not composed from different small fragments by our contemporary people. Most part of those authentic Ancient Egyptian texts already existed in their English translation, but the author had to translate some of the texts herself, for example, The Daily Temple Ritual from the temple of Amun-Ra at Karnak. This book is a kind of a prayer-book or a ceremonial book. It is designated not to be read only once and put away, but to be continuously used. This book is intended to be used by Kemetic priests and priestesses and equally by anyone who wants to perform those ceremonies and rituals. People who are interested in Ancient Egyptian rituals and ceremonies or are looking for the translations of the authentic texts will find this book to be very interesting and useful for them. The book is composed in such a way that anyone who would like to perform those ceremonies and rituals will have an easy guide for himself. This book is illustrated. Part of those illustrations, except of just decorating the book, has the practical purpose - those illustrations will help anyone, who will perform those ceremonies and rituals, to do this correctly. Those authentic Ancient Egyptian texts have particular energy, which produce real results when those texts are used during ceremonies and rituals. That is to say, those texts "work" in contrast to those texts which have been composed by our contemporary people from different fragments which often even do not correspond with each other. While performing those ceremonies and rituals you will feel the fascinating energy of those texts.

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