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The 42 Laws of the Goddess Maat are the real Origin of the Ten Commandments! They come from the Egyptian Book of the Dead Spell 125. 1. I WILL NOT DO WRONG 2. I WILL NOT STEAL 3. I WILL NOT ACT WIT…

42 laws of Maat

Maat from Chrysalis Tarot

Egyptian wall paintings and relief art Amenhotep III Representation at Karnak Temple Complex, Luxor The extent to which the ancient history of Egypt was recorded by their artists is remarkable. Ancient Egyptian art displays a vivid representation of the Egyptian's lifestyle, spiritual rituals and belief systems. The artists weren't concerned with representing the world with any realism or having a sense of depth in their art. The Egyptian art was primarily concerned, above all, with ensuring…

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For more than two millennia prior to the documenting of the Ten Commandments, there were forty-two rules, counted as the acknowledged rules of life throughout Egypt, where Moses and the Israelites …

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Maat and Isfet were two Egyptian gods, each the counterpart of the other. Maat symbolized truth, balance and order, law, morality, and justice. Maat is the daughter of Ra and is the creator god of the egyptian civilization. Maat is also the pre-eminent solar deity who regulated the stars, seasons, and the actions of mortals and deities. Maat; kneeling with her wings spread Isfet is the opposite of Maat represents chaos, injustice, uncleanliness, political unrest, and "to do evil." In…

Who is Nut? Wife and sister of Geb Mother of Isis, Osiris, Seth and Nephthys Depicted as stretched over the Earth, her hands and feet are the cardinal points. Protects the world from the chaos beyond, maintains all that is in existence. Mistress of the heavenly bodies - draws stars into her mouth and expels them from her womb in a repeating cycle. Colours - Indigo of the night sky and the silver lights of the stars.

Known as a concept encompassing the qualities of order, balance and justice and as an anthropomorphic goddess, Ma’at embodies a duality typifying ancient Egypt. As found in the literature of the periods, Ma’at underwent changes from the...