Egyptian Forbidden Fruit (Unveiling Adam and Eve)

Author: (English) Ellis, translated by Li Xudai
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Publishing Date: 2005-12-01
Features: "Adam" and "Eve," it turns out, were actually the revolutionary pharaohs of ancient Egypt, Akhenaten and his wife Nefertiti. They lived almost naked and happily in their Eden, but due to their defeat in religious struggles, they lost Eden and were forced to migrate to a faraway place. They were not the "original couple" of humanity but the "original couple" in the history of religion. The first Eden of humanity was located in the Nile Delta. From the Giza Plateau where the Great Pyramid is situated, the Nile branched into four arms, irrigating the beautiful Nile Delta—Eden. The Giza Plateau where the Great Pyramid is located is the "garden within the garden" of Eden, the most sacred garden in the religious system of ancient Egypt. From between the two pyramids resembling breasts, the "milk and honey" nourished the religious civilization of ancient Egypt. The Great Pyramid and the second pyramid at Giza, representing the sun and the moon, contain the ancient Egyptians' wisdom and understanding of the universe. They are also the original source of the three major Western religions, secret brotherhoods, and the entire Western civilization system. Although "Eve" and "Adam" faced a tragic fate of struggle failure and shattered dreams, their dream of monotheism was ultimately realized throughout the world.