The document summarizes key facts about Egypt. It describes Egypt's location bordering the Mediterranean Sea, Israel, Sudan, and Libya. It explains how the Nile River was vital to ancient Egyptians, flowing through the country and providing irrigation for agriculture. It notes Cairo as the capital and largest city, and that Arabic is the official language though English is also widely used. The main crops grown in Egypt are cited as cereals like wheat and rice, sugar crops, legumes, forage crops, fruits, and vegetables. Poverty remains an issue with around 20% of Egyptians living below the poverty line. Some of Egypt's most famous attractions are listed as the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx,
Ancient Egyptian art served religious and ceremonial purposes, reflecting their beliefs in the afterlife. Art forms included highly symbolic paintings and sculptures of gods, pharaohs, and other figures in profiles and standardized proportions. Architecture such as pyramids and mastabas housed tombs. Hieroglyphs told stories and protected the deceased. Art was characterized by order, symbolism, and exact representations to provide comfort in the afterlife. Colors represented Egyptian beliefs and the art styles changed little over three millennia under stable internal influence.
Essa apresentação de slides é sobre a Arquitetura do Egito na antiguidade. Ela foi feita para o primeiro ano do Ensino Médio. Feito pela Ketlin Sauer, Ana Carolina Metz, Andressa Dal Molin Feijó e Bruna Budke
O documento descreve a arte romana durante o Império Romano, desde os arcos do triunfo até as casas romanas. A arquitetura romana era austera e funcional, com ênfase na engenharia e no militarismo. A escultura era aliada à arquitetura, retratando figuras militares e generais de guerra. A pintura evoluiu através dos estilos ornamental e arquitetônico.
As pirâmides foram construídas para servirem de túmulos para os faraós, que eram considerados intermediários entre os homens e os deuses. Sua construção requeria planejamento, matemática e mão de obra especializada para mover e encaixar grandes pedras. Além disso, os locais onde seriam construídas consideravam fatores como proximidade do Nilo e do solo rochoso.
Greek sculpture evolved over three main periods from the archaic to the classical and Hellenistic eras. In the archaic period, sculptures like kouroi and korai were rigid and geometric. The classical period saw a focus on idealized human beauty and proportions under artists like Polykleitos, Phidias, and Praxiteles. Finally, Hellenistic sculpture moved towards realism, emotion, and a variety of subjects influenced by the wider Hellenistic world.
O documento descreve a arquitetura, pintura, escultura e artes decorativas do antigo Egito. A arquitetura inclui pirâmides, mastabas e hipogeus construídos para durar, e templos com colunas e paredes decoradas. A pintura seguia regras de frontalidade e hierarquia para representar pessoas. A escultura incluía estatuária colossal para decorar túmulos e templos. As artes decorativas compreendem ourivesaria, cerâmica, vidro e mobiliário.
Isis ancient greek original egyptian pronunciation more likely aset or iset...Deepak Somaji-Sawant
Isis was an important goddess in ancient Egyptian religion who was worshipped as the ideal mother and wife, as well as the patroness of nature and magic. She was associated with the throne and kingship as the mother of Horus and protector of the pharaoh. Her cult originated in local centers in Egypt but spread throughout the Greco-Roman world, and she was particularly worshipped at the temples of Philae and Behbeit El-Hagar.
The document summarizes key facts about Egypt. It describes Egypt's location bordering the Mediterranean Sea, Israel, Sudan, and Libya. It explains how the Nile River was vital to ancient Egyptians, flowing through the country and providing irrigation for agriculture. It notes Cairo as the capital and largest city, and that Arabic is the official language though English is also widely used. The main crops grown in Egypt are cited as cereals like wheat and rice, sugar crops, legumes, forage crops, fruits, and vegetables. Poverty remains an issue with around 20% of Egyptians living below the poverty line. Some of Egypt's most famous attractions are listed as the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx,
Ancient Egyptian art served religious and ceremonial purposes, reflecting their beliefs in the afterlife. Art forms included highly symbolic paintings and sculptures of gods, pharaohs, and other figures in profiles and standardized proportions. Architecture such as pyramids and mastabas housed tombs. Hieroglyphs told stories and protected the deceased. Art was characterized by order, symbolism, and exact representations to provide comfort in the afterlife. Colors represented Egyptian beliefs and the art styles changed little over three millennia under stable internal influence.
Essa apresentação de slides é sobre a Arquitetura do Egito na antiguidade. Ela foi feita para o primeiro ano do Ensino Médio. Feito pela Ketlin Sauer, Ana Carolina Metz, Andressa Dal Molin Feijó e Bruna Budke
O documento descreve a arte romana durante o Império Romano, desde os arcos do triunfo até as casas romanas. A arquitetura romana era austera e funcional, com ênfase na engenharia e no militarismo. A escultura era aliada à arquitetura, retratando figuras militares e generais de guerra. A pintura evoluiu através dos estilos ornamental e arquitetônico.
As pirâmides foram construídas para servirem de túmulos para os faraós, que eram considerados intermediários entre os homens e os deuses. Sua construção requeria planejamento, matemática e mão de obra especializada para mover e encaixar grandes pedras. Além disso, os locais onde seriam construídas consideravam fatores como proximidade do Nilo e do solo rochoso.
Greek sculpture evolved over three main periods from the archaic to the classical and Hellenistic eras. In the archaic period, sculptures like kouroi and korai were rigid and geometric. The classical period saw a focus on idealized human beauty and proportions under artists like Polykleitos, Phidias, and Praxiteles. Finally, Hellenistic sculpture moved towards realism, emotion, and a variety of subjects influenced by the wider Hellenistic world.
O documento descreve a arquitetura, pintura, escultura e artes decorativas do antigo Egito. A arquitetura inclui pirâmides, mastabas e hipogeus construídos para durar, e templos com colunas e paredes decoradas. A pintura seguia regras de frontalidade e hierarquia para representar pessoas. A escultura incluía estatuária colossal para decorar túmulos e templos. As artes decorativas compreendem ourivesaria, cerâmica, vidro e mobiliário.
Isis ancient greek original egyptian pronunciation more likely aset or iset...Deepak Somaji-Sawant
Isis was an important goddess in ancient Egyptian religion who was worshipped as the ideal mother and wife, as well as the patroness of nature and magic. She was associated with the throne and kingship as the mother of Horus and protector of the pharaoh. Her cult originated in local centers in Egypt but spread throughout the Greco-Roman world, and she was particularly worshipped at the temples of Philae and Behbeit El-Hagar.
Os Jogos Olímpicos da Grécia Antiga eram realizados a cada quatro anos em honra a Zeus na cidade de Olímpia e incluíam competições de atletismo, música e poesia para homenagear os deuses gregos.
The document discusses ancient Egyptian art from 3500 BCE to 1000 BCE. It provides context on Egyptian themes of gods, rulers, the afterlife, and strict artistic conventions. Examples are given of tomb paintings, sculptures of pharaohs and gods, and architecture from different periods that adhered to the Egyptian canon of proportions. The piece also notes a brief departure from tradition under the pharaoh Akhenaten, shown in a naturalistic sculpture of himself and his wife Nefertiti.
Greek architecture was dominated by temples built to honor gods. The Greeks developed three architectural orders - Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian - each with distinct proportions and detailing. The Parthenon, built in the 5th century BC on the Acropolis in Athens as a temple to Athena, exemplifies the ideals of Greek architecture through its Doric style. Greek theaters evolved from open areas to more elaborate structures but retained the basic layout, with audiences standing or sitting to watch plays about myths and legends.
The Farafra Oasis is the smallest in western Egypt, home to 5,000 inhabitants in a single village, mostly Bedouins. The White Desert has massive chalk rock formations created by sandstorms. Egyptians, whether Muslim or Coptic, are deeply religious and religious principles govern daily life. Egyptians are generally accommodating and will go out of their way to help tourists, standing close when speaking.
O documento descreve as civilizações egeias, com foco na civilização minoica de Creta. Apresenta informações sobre a escrita hieroglífica, linear A e B encontradas nessa civilização, detalhes da arquitetura do Palácio de Cnossos e características dos afrescos minoicos, que retratavam cenas religiosas, esportivas e da vida cotidiana.
Intro to Africana Studies-Cheikh Anta Diop and Black ScholarsRBG Communiversity
The document discusses evidence that supports the claim that ancient Egyptians were Black Africans, including:
1) Physical anthropology studies showing Egyptian skeletons and skulls had Negroid features similar to modern Black Nubians.
2) Melanin tests on Egyptian mummies indicating their skin was Black.
3) Linguistic, cultural, and religious traditions linking ancient Egypt to other parts of Africa.
4) Accounts from Greek and Roman authors describing ancient Egyptians as Black. The document analyzes 10 pieces of evidence from anthropology, linguistics, culture, religion, and eyewitness accounts to argue the original settlers of ancient Egypt were Black Africans.
Hermes era, na mitologia grega, o mensageiro dos deuses, filho de Zeus e Maia. Ele possuía vários atributos como deus da fertilidade, dos rebanhos, da magia e era o guia das almas dos mortos para o Hades. Na mitologia romana, Mercúrio correspondia a Hermes e era filho de Júpiter, encarregado de levar as mensagens dos deuses e deus do comércio e dos viajantes.
1. Os primeiros vestígios dos hominídeos foram encontrados na África, entre 6-4 milhões de anos atrás.
2. Os principais Hominídeos evoluíram na África entre 5-2 milhões de anos, com conquistas como a bipedia e fabricação de ferramentas.
3. Homo sapiens surgiu na África há cerca de 200-150 mil anos e espalhou-se pelo mundo.
This document provides an overview of ancient Egypt, beginning with a timeline of important dates. It then summarizes the geography of Egypt and Mesopotamia, noting how the predictable flooding of the Nile river made Egypt suitable for agriculture. Egyptian society was stable for 3000 years due to natural defenses and the river. Key periods of Egyptian history are outlined, along with the development of hieroglyphic writing and the important gods like Osiris, Isis, Horus and Ra. The document analyzes the Palette of Narmer, dating to 3000 BCE, which symbolizes the unification of upper and lower Egypt under King Narmer and the beginning of the dynastic period.
Ancient Egypt lasted over 3,000 years due to natural barriers protecting it. It was located along the middle and lower Nile River, surrounded by deserts to the east and west and the Mediterranean Sea to the north. Major cities included those along the Nile like Memphis, which became the early capital. Egyptian society was stratified, with pharaohs and nobles at the top and slaves at the bottom. Families, marriage, and childrearing were important cultural institutions.
During the First Intermediate Period in ancient Egypt, centralized authority broke down and local chieftains claimed power, marking a decline. King Mentuhotep II later reunited Egypt and established the Middle Kingdom period. Middle Kingdom pharaohs sought a return to tradition and increasingly used large statues to assert their authority. However, the pharaoh Senwosret III was uniquely depicted with realistic, aged facial features rather than idealized features, though this shift was short-lived and representations returned to depicting pharaohs as immortal gods in the New Kingdom.
Sutton has experienced strong property price growth and demand that exceeds supply due to its prime location near London, thriving economy, and highly rated education system. The borough faces an ongoing housing shortage problem as the population is projected to grow substantially. However, regeneration plans and transportation improvements are expected to attract more residents and businesses, supporting continued above-average property value increases in Sutton.
The document provides information about ancient Egypt, including:
1) The origin and meaning of the name "Egypt" which comes from the ancient capital Memphis meaning "Castle of the soul of Ptah."
2) Key details about Egyptian civilization and its beginnings along the Nile River around 5500 BCE.
3) Important aspects of Egyptian culture like hieroglyphic writing, astronomy, architectural wonders like the pyramids of Giza, and the Great Library of Alexandria.
4) Features of Egyptian religion such as their polytheistic beliefs and some of the most prominent gods like Amun-Ra, Osiris, Anubis, Ra, and Horus.
The Islamic Empire made many contributions to architecture, art, science, and more. Mosques were important centers of worship, often converted from Christian churches. Calligraphy was considered the highest art form and adorned many structures. Medicine pioneered practices like diagnosis, treatment and hospitals. Astronomy accurately mapped the stars and calculated the Earth's atmosphere. Mathematics introduced concepts like algorithms, trigonometry and algebra to Europe. Overall, the Empire advanced many fields.
A arquitetura do Antigo Egito incluiu grandes obras como as pirâmides de Gizé e outros monumentos erguidos sem o uso de guindastes. Mastabas e túmulos cavados na rocha serviram como sepulturas reais e particulares. As pirâmides atingiram seu auge com as construções da 4a Dinastia no complexo de Gizé.
The Greek Dark Ages occurred from 1100-750 BCE following the fall of the Mycenaean civilization. This impacted Greek society greatly as they lost their script and separated into different groups. However, they were able to emerge from the dark ages as the period brought developments like a new language, writing system, and artistic and poetic works during the Renaissance. Overall, the dark ages weren't as dark as initially thought - civilizations still existed and new cultural and technological developments later emerged.
Ancient Greek sculpture began around 4000 years ago with simple white marble figures on the Greek islands. Over time, sculpture evolved from stiff, stylized works to highly naturalistic pieces that captured accurate proportions and movement in media like marble and bronze. Early Minoan and Mycenaean works were few, while Archaic sculptures from 700-500 BCE depicted gods and people in stiff poses. The Classical period from 480-336 BCE saw further realism and lifelike details. Finally, Hellenistic sculpture from 336-146 BCE was highly expressive and exaggerated emotions, showing the pinnacle of ancient Greek artistic achievement.
Trabalho sobre a grécia antiga, sua arte e sua cultura 2.thunderbold
O documento descreve a arte e cultura da Grécia Antiga, incluindo sua arquitetura (Parténon, ordens dórica e jônica), escultura (Zeus, Doríforo), pintura (figuras negras e vermelhas), música, poesia, cerâmica, teatro, metalurgia e os Jogos Olímpicos. Também discute a mitologia grega e importantes filósofos como Sócrates, Platão e Aristóteles. A civilização grega deixou um legado cultural que influenciou o mundo oc
Ancient Egypt had a thriving civilization along the Nile River from around 3000-2500 BC. The Egyptians built massive pyramids, including the Great Pyramids of Giza, to serve as tombs for pharaohs. Everyday life was organized around religion, with gods like Ra and rituals like mummification of the dead. The absolute monarchy was ruled by pharaohs considered divine beings, while hieroglyphics and art provided insights into Egyptian culture, mythology, and way of life.
A civilização egípcia floresceu entre 3300 a 525 a.C. ao longo do rio Nilo. Sua economia dependia da agricultura sustentada pelas enchentes anuais do Nilo. A sociedade era estratificada, com o faraó no topo e escravos na base. Os egípcios eram muito religiosos e acreditavam na vida após a morte, preparando os corpos para a eternidade através da múmia e do túmulo.
I prepared this PPT for UZTEA ( Uzbekistan Teachers of English Association) conference last year. I shared my experience how I motivate my pupils in the language through Egyptian symbols.
This document discusses the spiritual and symbolic significance of the number five in various spiritual traditions. It provides examples of how the number five represents concepts like the five elements, the five-pointed star, manifestations of the divine in five phases, and classifications of the Tree of Life into five worlds. Magic squares and planetary symbols related to the number five are also examined. The number five holds special significance in traditions like Hinduism, Judaism, Hermeticism and others.
Os Jogos Olímpicos da Grécia Antiga eram realizados a cada quatro anos em honra a Zeus na cidade de Olímpia e incluíam competições de atletismo, música e poesia para homenagear os deuses gregos.
The document discusses ancient Egyptian art from 3500 BCE to 1000 BCE. It provides context on Egyptian themes of gods, rulers, the afterlife, and strict artistic conventions. Examples are given of tomb paintings, sculptures of pharaohs and gods, and architecture from different periods that adhered to the Egyptian canon of proportions. The piece also notes a brief departure from tradition under the pharaoh Akhenaten, shown in a naturalistic sculpture of himself and his wife Nefertiti.
Greek architecture was dominated by temples built to honor gods. The Greeks developed three architectural orders - Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian - each with distinct proportions and detailing. The Parthenon, built in the 5th century BC on the Acropolis in Athens as a temple to Athena, exemplifies the ideals of Greek architecture through its Doric style. Greek theaters evolved from open areas to more elaborate structures but retained the basic layout, with audiences standing or sitting to watch plays about myths and legends.
The Farafra Oasis is the smallest in western Egypt, home to 5,000 inhabitants in a single village, mostly Bedouins. The White Desert has massive chalk rock formations created by sandstorms. Egyptians, whether Muslim or Coptic, are deeply religious and religious principles govern daily life. Egyptians are generally accommodating and will go out of their way to help tourists, standing close when speaking.
O documento descreve as civilizações egeias, com foco na civilização minoica de Creta. Apresenta informações sobre a escrita hieroglífica, linear A e B encontradas nessa civilização, detalhes da arquitetura do Palácio de Cnossos e características dos afrescos minoicos, que retratavam cenas religiosas, esportivas e da vida cotidiana.
Intro to Africana Studies-Cheikh Anta Diop and Black ScholarsRBG Communiversity
The document discusses evidence that supports the claim that ancient Egyptians were Black Africans, including:
1) Physical anthropology studies showing Egyptian skeletons and skulls had Negroid features similar to modern Black Nubians.
2) Melanin tests on Egyptian mummies indicating their skin was Black.
3) Linguistic, cultural, and religious traditions linking ancient Egypt to other parts of Africa.
4) Accounts from Greek and Roman authors describing ancient Egyptians as Black. The document analyzes 10 pieces of evidence from anthropology, linguistics, culture, religion, and eyewitness accounts to argue the original settlers of ancient Egypt were Black Africans.
Hermes era, na mitologia grega, o mensageiro dos deuses, filho de Zeus e Maia. Ele possuía vários atributos como deus da fertilidade, dos rebanhos, da magia e era o guia das almas dos mortos para o Hades. Na mitologia romana, Mercúrio correspondia a Hermes e era filho de Júpiter, encarregado de levar as mensagens dos deuses e deus do comércio e dos viajantes.
1. Os primeiros vestígios dos hominídeos foram encontrados na África, entre 6-4 milhões de anos atrás.
2. Os principais Hominídeos evoluíram na África entre 5-2 milhões de anos, com conquistas como a bipedia e fabricação de ferramentas.
3. Homo sapiens surgiu na África há cerca de 200-150 mil anos e espalhou-se pelo mundo.
This document provides an overview of ancient Egypt, beginning with a timeline of important dates. It then summarizes the geography of Egypt and Mesopotamia, noting how the predictable flooding of the Nile river made Egypt suitable for agriculture. Egyptian society was stable for 3000 years due to natural defenses and the river. Key periods of Egyptian history are outlined, along with the development of hieroglyphic writing and the important gods like Osiris, Isis, Horus and Ra. The document analyzes the Palette of Narmer, dating to 3000 BCE, which symbolizes the unification of upper and lower Egypt under King Narmer and the beginning of the dynastic period.
Ancient Egypt lasted over 3,000 years due to natural barriers protecting it. It was located along the middle and lower Nile River, surrounded by deserts to the east and west and the Mediterranean Sea to the north. Major cities included those along the Nile like Memphis, which became the early capital. Egyptian society was stratified, with pharaohs and nobles at the top and slaves at the bottom. Families, marriage, and childrearing were important cultural institutions.
During the First Intermediate Period in ancient Egypt, centralized authority broke down and local chieftains claimed power, marking a decline. King Mentuhotep II later reunited Egypt and established the Middle Kingdom period. Middle Kingdom pharaohs sought a return to tradition and increasingly used large statues to assert their authority. However, the pharaoh Senwosret III was uniquely depicted with realistic, aged facial features rather than idealized features, though this shift was short-lived and representations returned to depicting pharaohs as immortal gods in the New Kingdom.
Sutton has experienced strong property price growth and demand that exceeds supply due to its prime location near London, thriving economy, and highly rated education system. The borough faces an ongoing housing shortage problem as the population is projected to grow substantially. However, regeneration plans and transportation improvements are expected to attract more residents and businesses, supporting continued above-average property value increases in Sutton.
The document provides information about ancient Egypt, including:
1) The origin and meaning of the name "Egypt" which comes from the ancient capital Memphis meaning "Castle of the soul of Ptah."
2) Key details about Egyptian civilization and its beginnings along the Nile River around 5500 BCE.
3) Important aspects of Egyptian culture like hieroglyphic writing, astronomy, architectural wonders like the pyramids of Giza, and the Great Library of Alexandria.
4) Features of Egyptian religion such as their polytheistic beliefs and some of the most prominent gods like Amun-Ra, Osiris, Anubis, Ra, and Horus.
The Islamic Empire made many contributions to architecture, art, science, and more. Mosques were important centers of worship, often converted from Christian churches. Calligraphy was considered the highest art form and adorned many structures. Medicine pioneered practices like diagnosis, treatment and hospitals. Astronomy accurately mapped the stars and calculated the Earth's atmosphere. Mathematics introduced concepts like algorithms, trigonometry and algebra to Europe. Overall, the Empire advanced many fields.
A arquitetura do Antigo Egito incluiu grandes obras como as pirâmides de Gizé e outros monumentos erguidos sem o uso de guindastes. Mastabas e túmulos cavados na rocha serviram como sepulturas reais e particulares. As pirâmides atingiram seu auge com as construções da 4a Dinastia no complexo de Gizé.
The Greek Dark Ages occurred from 1100-750 BCE following the fall of the Mycenaean civilization. This impacted Greek society greatly as they lost their script and separated into different groups. However, they were able to emerge from the dark ages as the period brought developments like a new language, writing system, and artistic and poetic works during the Renaissance. Overall, the dark ages weren't as dark as initially thought - civilizations still existed and new cultural and technological developments later emerged.
Ancient Greek sculpture began around 4000 years ago with simple white marble figures on the Greek islands. Over time, sculpture evolved from stiff, stylized works to highly naturalistic pieces that captured accurate proportions and movement in media like marble and bronze. Early Minoan and Mycenaean works were few, while Archaic sculptures from 700-500 BCE depicted gods and people in stiff poses. The Classical period from 480-336 BCE saw further realism and lifelike details. Finally, Hellenistic sculpture from 336-146 BCE was highly expressive and exaggerated emotions, showing the pinnacle of ancient Greek artistic achievement.
Trabalho sobre a grécia antiga, sua arte e sua cultura 2.thunderbold
O documento descreve a arte e cultura da Grécia Antiga, incluindo sua arquitetura (Parténon, ordens dórica e jônica), escultura (Zeus, Doríforo), pintura (figuras negras e vermelhas), música, poesia, cerâmica, teatro, metalurgia e os Jogos Olímpicos. Também discute a mitologia grega e importantes filósofos como Sócrates, Platão e Aristóteles. A civilização grega deixou um legado cultural que influenciou o mundo oc
Ancient Egypt had a thriving civilization along the Nile River from around 3000-2500 BC. The Egyptians built massive pyramids, including the Great Pyramids of Giza, to serve as tombs for pharaohs. Everyday life was organized around religion, with gods like Ra and rituals like mummification of the dead. The absolute monarchy was ruled by pharaohs considered divine beings, while hieroglyphics and art provided insights into Egyptian culture, mythology, and way of life.
A civilização egípcia floresceu entre 3300 a 525 a.C. ao longo do rio Nilo. Sua economia dependia da agricultura sustentada pelas enchentes anuais do Nilo. A sociedade era estratificada, com o faraó no topo e escravos na base. Os egípcios eram muito religiosos e acreditavam na vida após a morte, preparando os corpos para a eternidade através da múmia e do túmulo.
I prepared this PPT for UZTEA ( Uzbekistan Teachers of English Association) conference last year. I shared my experience how I motivate my pupils in the language through Egyptian symbols.
This document discusses the spiritual and symbolic significance of the number five in various spiritual traditions. It provides examples of how the number five represents concepts like the five elements, the five-pointed star, manifestations of the divine in five phases, and classifications of the Tree of Life into five worlds. Magic squares and planetary symbols related to the number five are also examined. The number five holds special significance in traditions like Hinduism, Judaism, Hermeticism and others.
This document discusses various symbols and their meanings in different cultural and religious contexts. It begins by explaining the importance of symbols in communicating ideas and mysteries. It then examines over 30 specific symbols, providing background information on their origins and associated meanings in areas like ancient religions, secret societies, and modern popular culture. The document concludes by emphasizing the ongoing significance of symbols in the occult world.
- Symbols in literature can represent abstract ideas, themes or concepts and help reveal deeper meaning. They can have both contextual meanings determined by the author as well as widely recognized societal meanings.
- Common symbolic elements in literature include colors, numbers, plants, animals, seasons, directions, objects like sun/moon/water, and shapes like circles and triangles. These symbols often represent concepts like life/death, masculinity/femininity, spirituality, consciousness.
- The meaning of a symbol depends on context and how it is used within a work, as a single symbol may have multiple interpretations or represent different themes. Authors use symbols to add deeper layers of significance to their stories.
The ancient Egyptians had several creation myths that described how the world came into existence. The first was a stirring in the primordial waters called Nun, which contained eight gods. Atum, the sun god, emerged from Nun and created himself through will or by speaking his name. Atum produced two offspring, Shu and Tefnut, who separated the sky from the waters. Their children Geb and Nut produced four more gods, completing the first nine deities. Humans were said to be created from the eye of Re, a form of Atum. The myths helped Egyptians understand the natural world and their relationship with the divine.
The document discusses the symbolism of the pyramid and all-seeing eye found in various ancient cultures around the world. It explores possible meanings and origins, tracing references as far back as ancient Egypt and connections to concepts like the third eye and merkaba. Evidence is presented that suggests an older, more advanced global civilization may have existed, pointing to similarities in esoteric symbols and precise alignments of ancient sites across continents that would have supposedly had no contact.
The document discusses symbol archetypes, which are visual symbols that convey subliminal meanings to the human psyche across cultures. It provides examples of common symbol archetypes such as rivers representing life, circles representing unity, and colors like red symbolizing violence. Numbers also carry symbolic meanings, with 3 representing spirituality and 7 representing perfect order.
This document discusses Carl Jung's concepts of anima, animus, archetypes, and the collective unconscious. It also provides examples of common archetypes and their symbolic meanings according to Jungian analysis, including: animals (serpent), colors (red, green, blue, black, white, yellow), numbers (3), objects (sun, tree, garden, desert), seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter), and characters (wise old man). Freud's symbolism of concave and phallic images is also briefly mentioned.
The document discusses Egyptian hieroglyphs and mythology as symbols of esoteric wisdom and theosophical teachings. It analyzes the Egyptian gods Ra, Osiris, and Isis as representing different planes and principles. Ra symbolizes the highest self or Paramatman. Osiris represents manifestation on the atmic plane and the lower planes. Isis corresponds to the buddhi principle and was the vehicle of Osiris. Thoth symbolizes the divine mind and manasic plane. The Egyptian pantheon, myths, and symbols are interpreted as encodings of spiritual and philosophical concepts.
The Ogdoad of Hermopolis was an ancient Egyptian creation myth centered around a group of eight primordial deities divided into four pairs - Nun and Naunet representing water; Heh and Hauhet representing infinity; Kuk and Kauket representing darkness; and Amun and Amaunet representing air. These eight primeval gods and goddesses emerged from chaos and through their interactions caused the mound of creation to rise from the waters, bringing order and setting the cycles of nature in motion. The Ogdoad held that the world was born from a cosmic egg or emerged from a lotus flower, revealing the sun god Ra and marking the beginning of time.
This document discusses various symbols used in Celtic, astrological, and magical traditions. It provides descriptions and meanings for many symbols including the circle, pentacle, runes, elements, and symbols representing concepts like rebirth, fertility, and transformation. The document suggests that many ancient symbols had layers of meaning that evolved over time and were used to represent cosmological and spiritual ideas. Symbols from traditions like Celtic, Egyptian, and Kabbalistic magic are said to share a common symbolic language dating back before the development of writing systems.
This document discusses various traditional symbols related to medicine and healing from cultures around the world, including their origins and meanings. It covers symbols such as the Rod of Asclepius, Caduceus, Srivatsa, and depictions of snakes from ancient Egypt, Sumeria, Greece, and other traditions. Common themes are snakes representing rebirth, healing, wisdom, and the life force or energy channels within the body. Some symbols combined healing concepts with attributes of gods or aspects of nature, spirituality, and the divine. The document also notes debates around the correct medical symbol and the origins of some modern usages.
The document provides an overview of various lesser gods and goddesses in Egyptian mythology. It lists over 20 deities, including Nu, the primordial watery chaos; Atum, the sun god who created himself; Shu and Tefnut, the first children of Atum who established order; and Geb, Nut, Osiris, Isis, Seth and Nephthys, who were offspring of Shu and Tefnut that defined the world. For each deity, it briefly describes their role and symbolic meaning as well as their genealogical relationships to other gods.
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Hinduism originated in India between 1500 BCE and 200 CE. It believes in reincarnation and karma, and that through living righteously one can achieve moksha or liberation from the cycle of rebirth. The religion's central texts are the Vedas, with the Rigveda being the oldest, dating to 1700-1100 BCE. The main gods are Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver, and Shiva the destroyer, though Brahman is considered the supreme god. The caste system divided Hindu society into priests, warriors, merchants, artisans and untouchables.
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3. Ancient Egyptian
symbol , AKA the key
of life , it refers to the
Nile river cause it`s the
cause of life in Egypt,
The 2 arms represent
hugging & freedom.
It refers to eternal life
and regeneration.
It was often used in
funerals and tombs in
ancient Egypt.
Used as a sign of
spiritual wisdom.
4. Known also as a Pentacle .
It is a five arms or five
sides star.
An ancient Egyptian
symbol , used for
protection .
It represent the five
elements of nature.
Used for protection from
evil spirits and evil deeds ,
envy .
Known also as the Devil`s
trap.
5. Elements of nature :
Ψυχη , Αιρ , Ηδρα , Γαια ,
Πυρ .
Spirit ,Air , Water ,
Earth.and Fire
6. The Wedjat ,Wedjat or Ujat
, later called the Eye
Horus.
Ancient Egyptian symbol
of protection & royal
power & good health .
It`s similar to Eye of Ra
symbol.
The name Wadjet is
derived from "wadj"
meaning "green", hence
"the green one", it also
means whole or healthy ,
and was known to the
Greek and Romans as
"uraeus" from the Egyptian
"iaret“ meaning "risen one“
from the image of
a cobra rising up in
protection of Horus .
7. The all seeing eye
It could be the right or
the left eye of Horus.
Horus`s right eye refers
to the sun that guides
people during day time ,
& the left eye refers to
the moon that guides
people through the
darkness during night
time & also shows them
the right pass to avoid
evil .
8. Horus was an ancient a sky god whose eyes were said
to be the sun and the moon.
However, he soon became strongly associated with the
sun god Ra , While Thoth was associated with the
moon.
An ancient myth describes a battle between Horus and
Set in which Horus´s right eye was torn out ! Thoth
magically restored Horus‘s eye, at which point it was
given the name "Wadjet" ("whole" or "healthy").
In another story , after Osiris been resurrected ,Osiris
lost his left eye so Horus took out his own eye & gave it
to his father , that it is why Thoth restored Horus left
eye.
9. Left part of the eye is the
nose.
Central part is the eye
pupil .
Eye brow is the mind.
Right part of the eye is
an ear .
The long spiral part is
the tongue .
The straight line under
the eye is an arm .
10. Ancient Egyptian
symbol called Eye of Ra.
Mostly represented as a
right eye , cause the right
eye refers to the sun ,
and Ra is the God of the
sun. The Eye of Ra can
be equated with the sun
disk , with the cobras
coiled around the disk,
and with white and red
crowns of Upper and
Lower Egypt.
13. This symbol was used by
the natives of Asia and
Siberia as a symbol of the
Skies.
It was known for the
Turk being originally
Asian .
It was later adopted by
the Ottoman Empire and
eventually Islam as a
whole around 1453 when
the Turks took control of
Constantinople.
14. A Christian symbol was
used before using the
cross.
Ichthus is a Greek word
means fish , consist of
the first letters of a
Christian phrase means
“Jesus Christ , the savior
from God "
15. The pine refers to
infinity .
known in most of the
ancient civilizations ,
Egyptian , Greek ,
Persian , Roman and
Assyrian .
Represents creativity ,
immortality, purity and
the dynamic regenerated
universal power.
17. Hamsa is the Arabic word
for “five” and represents
the five digits of the hand,
represents also the five
elements of nature.
Egyptian symbol of
protection , and is often
combined with the Evil
Eye to ward anyone who
wants to harm you.
AKA Hand of Mary ( sister
of Aron & Moses ) & Hand
of Ftima ( Prophet
Mohammed`s daughter ).
18. The Aum :
Hindu This is a Hindu
mantra uttered by
every Hindu faithful
on the morning of each
new day. The symbol
is made up of 3
Sanskrit letters a, u
and m which form the
sound OM that means
Braham , the supreme
god of Hinduism.
19. A very important spiritual
symbol in Buddhism.
the lotus is generally seen as a
sign of enlightenment.
The lotus flower has grown
out of the dark, muddy water
of materialism to open it’s
petals to the sunshine of
enlightenment.
This symbol represents the
journey out of darkness and
transformation.
It is also a sign of the
importance of detachment, as
water droplets slide easily off
the pedals.
20. Mostly represents harmony
& balance .
This signs represents the
harmonization of duality. It
signifies the unity between
masculine and feminine
energies.
The yin - yang is a spiritual
reminder that balance
between the light and the
darkness provides the most
holistic approach to living a
meaningful life. The universe
abides by the law of balance.
21. The tree of life ,spiritual
and religious symbol , it
mostly known in
Judaism .
Here it`s connected with
the chakras .
Maybe it refers to the
tree in Sinai which
caught in flames to grab
Moses attention.
It represents the journey
of life.
22. Symbol of eternal life .
In Christianity, it is seen
as the tree in the garden
of Eden that Adam and
Eve picked the forbidden
fruit from. Generally,
the tree of life is seen as a
having a connection
between the four earth
elements (earth, wind,
air and fire), and is a
representation of the
infinite connection of all
things in creation.
23. The symbol originally designed for the
British nuclear disarmament movement
is now widely used.
24. One of the main symbols
of sacred geometry.
The Flower of Life is seen
to contain all of the
patterns of creation
within it. Consisting of 7
or more overlapping
symbols, the flower of
life dates back to almost
every ancient culture and
is considered to be one of
the sacred formations
that creation arose out of.
28. The infinity symbol ∞ (sometimes called the
lemniscate) is a mathematical symbol
representing the concept of infinity.
It looks a little bit like the rune letter ( Dagaz )
which means breakthrough.
29. Greek symbol , refers to
medicine .
Mostly mistaken as the
Caduceus which is the
staff of Hermes.
Asclepius is the Greek
God of medicine.
30. Greek symbol , from
Greek word κηρύκειον
(kerukion) it is the staff
carried by Hermes the
messenger of the gods,
guide of the dead and
protector of merchants,
shepherds, gamblers,
liars, and thieves.
31. Greek term means ‘ three
legged ‘ , it looks like
three legs running.
The Celtic symbol
meaning deals with
competition and man's
progress and also it
means that holds two
major components of
symbolism.
32. Ancient Celtic symbol , three
arms.
Triple Spiral represents the
drawing of the three powers
of maiden, mother and
crone.
It is a sign of female power
and especially power
through transition and
growth.
A few spiral meanings are :
balance, progress, direction,
initiation, centering,
expanding, awareness,
connection, development. ,
motion , action, cycles,,
revolution and competition.
33. Ancient Celtic symbol ,
shows ethereal energy
radiating out , and also
symbolizes growth, birth
and expansion of
consciousness.
A few spiral meaning
keywords to start our spin
around spiral symbolism
will include attributes such
as: Balance, Progress,
Direction, Initiation,
Centering, Expanding,
Awareness, Connection,
Journeying, Development.
34. Ancient Celtic symbol.
The first and third rays
in this symbol represent
male and female energy
(respectively).
The middle ray
represents the balance of
both energies – male &
female.
35. Ancient Celtic symbol
represents balance.
The four outer circles
symbolize the four
elements: earth, fire,
water, air.
The middle circle unites
all the elements with a
goal to reach balance
between all four elements
or energies.
36. This sign shows balance and also
representative of the equinoxes.
37. Celtic crosses represent
the bridge or the
passage between
heaven and earth.
The circle in the ringed
cross signifies infinity
and eternal spiritual
love.
38.
39. An ancient religious icon
used in the East Asia and
Southeast Asia, It is a sacred
symbol of spiritual principles
in Hinduism, Buddhism and
Jainism.
In the Western world, it was
historically a symbol of
auspiciousness and good
luck.
But in the 1930s, it became
the main feature of Nazi
symbolism as an emblem of
Aryan race identity, therfor it
has become stigmatized in the
West by association with
ideas of racism, hatred, and
mass murder.
40. Russian Communist
symbol that was
conceived during the
Russian Revolution.
At the time of creation,
the hammer stood for
industrial laborers and
the sickle for the
peasantry; combined
they stood for the
worker-peasant alliance
for socialism.