Magic in Ancient Egypt: I am the resurrection
Karima Lachtane
Mar 2013 · Karima Lachtane
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In dealing with the concept of magic in ancient Egypt, I came across some rather fascinating information in regards to other religions ceremonies belonging to the Christians and the Catholics.
Some remarkable connections...
In the pursuit of the knowledge of magic in ancient Egypt, we again arrive right at the door of the Stars and Constellations.
We are not brought here by mysterious objects or elusive ideas, no, we are indeed guided by the ancient Egyptians themselves.
We seem to have forgotten how important the "Word" is, even the idea of "the Word" descends from the ancient Egyptians, and surely they knew how to use their words.
"The word of this book would be "Heka!" The Power of Powers, The Power of the universal magical forces. The supreme!"
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4.2
227 reviews
Michael Atchley
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December 11, 2016
It's a 12 page read providing an introduction and very little info on a Egyptian god has a few links and resources but by no means is this a book most likely why it's free
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Gareth
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March 5, 2015
It's ok. Explains a few things about Heka. However either the translation or the English itself isn't the best. Good for a freebie though!
7 people found this review helpful
Kamlesh Pandey
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August 30, 2019
Book is fine but it provide little information about heka and egyptian gods...english translation is also OK!!!
About the author
Karima Lachtane has been a member of the Danish Egyptology Society for many years now, she has also worked and lived in Egypt.
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