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GarryB wrote:Wow.
Beautiful images... thanks for posting.
Always slightly annoyed when I see the Sphinx however with her missing nose... such vandalism.
you welcome,, The popular story is that the troops of Napoleon Bonaparte used the nose for target practice in 1798...GarryB wrote:Wow.
Beautiful images... thanks for posting.
Always slightly annoyed when I see the Sphinx however with her missing nose... such vandalism.
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Hoof wrote:GarryB wrote:Wow.
Beautiful images... thanks for posting.
Always slightly annoyed when I see the Sphinx however with her missing nose... such vandalism.
Sphinx didnt have hos nose for a long time... anywhere from 500 to 400 years...
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ahmedfire wrote:In Abu simbel temple the rays of the sun penetrate into the templeand lightening the three statues for Ramses II and Amon twice a year; once in February 22 celebrating agriculture and cultivation season, and the second in October 22 celebrating flooding season. Both dates also reflect the date of Ramses II birth and his coronation
, There are 4 seated in the back of the temple. Ra-Horakhty, Ramses second, Amun-Ra and Ptah. The light never hits Ptah as he is a god affiliated with the underworld.
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PapaDragon wrote:
That was fucking awesome
It's not every day that Pharaohs relocate and they would definitely find this parade satisfying
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ahmedfire wrote:The music of the symphony is based on a simulation of the music in Ancient Egypt by bringing folk instruments to the stage such as harp, Nai (Flute), and Rebab.
Moreover, the lyrics of the musical piece were taken from the epic “Book of the Dead” texts, several hymns dedicated to Goddess Isis, and Pyramids texts, in addition, they were vocalized in the Ancient Egyptian language.
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I hope that Tourism picks up again. A return for investment. But is the Tourism industry leading to a diverse economy in Egypt? Is it properly regulated and taxed? Relying on Tourism alone, is not wise.
The Dutch run the country on selling flowers and Tourism. Are standards of living higher there or elsewhere? Do they rely on billions of economic aid from America, to live?
I'm getting weird occult vibes from this whole ceremony, it looks and feels like an occult religious ceremony.
Note that the cult of Isis has been exported to Europe over two millennia ago. Paris is named after Isis, the name is a declination of "Par-Isis", or the bark (ship) of Isis, which designated the island on the river Seine at the core of the city, where Paris started.
The bark of Isis is clearly shown in the arms of the city of Paris, notice the egyptian style of the boat, with the godess Isis at its bow, sailing toward the star of Sirus, towards which the whole city of Paris is aligned on its central axis.
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She was famous in France during the French Revolution, she was considered as an alternative to traditional Christianity and a symbol that could represent nature, modern scientific wisdom, and a link to the pre-Christian past . wrote: