Ancient Egyptian spells

Author: (British) Bachi / Sun Haihong
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: In the film "The Phantom of the Louvre," the female protagonist is possessed by the soul of a mummy, drawing a series of hieroglyphs on the walls. At night, the possessed protagonist goes mad, searching the Louvre for the meaning of the hieroglyphs. What do these hieroglyphs signify? Why does the mummy keep tormenting her? Where is its soul heading? In the Egyptian pyramids, in the Egyptian Book of the Dead, in the Egyptian temples—these hieroglyphs are everywhere. What is their connection to the ancient Egyptians' belief in reincarnation and the worship of deities? Why do the Egyptian priests guard these hieroglyphs as if protecting life? What fate do they foretell—blessing or curse? Currently, only a handful of people in the world can decipher the secrets of the hieroglyphs. In "The Curses of Ancient Egypt," renowned Egyptologist reveals the mysteries of the ancient mummies and the hieroglyphs related to life and death, showcasing the splendid mythology of ancient Egypt.
Since the self-creation of the primordial deity Kephera, the gods and demons of Egypt have grown increasingly powerful. However, the struggles among the gods, demigods, and divine beings have grown fiercer. Revolts and disasters have repeatedly struck the banks of the Nile. The divine realm was also in turmoil. The light god Osiris was killed by his brother, the dark god Set, and his body was scattered across the land. The enchantress goddess Isis traveled across Egypt, collecting her husband's remains and later mummifying them. Though Osiris was dead, he could still impregnate his wife, Isis. Their son, Horus, endured countless hardships before avenging his father and becoming the king of Egypt.