Why is Egypt so mysterious, and is ancient Egypt mysterious?

Islamic countries are mysterious.

Legend has it that Egypt was the stronghold of the Martian people on Earth, and the Atlanteans once inhabited the ......

The mystery of the pharaoh derives from the mystery of the mummy to which it belongs, and there is nothing special in itself.

And the mystery of the mummy arises from various unexplained phenomena.

The Cairo Museum in Egypt has a living mummy, so why is it said that he is a living mummy?

for his flesh was withered and turned to jerky, but his heart was still beating.

Why?

Because in his heart is a dark crystal (this is the first time that dark crystal has been discovered, and its value is far greater than that of diamonds, and there is no second one in the world). That's not the point.

At that time, scientists were wondering why the ancient Egyptians found this black crystal, how they knew that the black crystal could be brought back to life, how they put the black crystal into the human body, and how the ancient Egyptians mastered ———such advanced scientific knowledge.

The pharaoh's curse is also incredible, and scientists imagine that it is the tower energy effect——— a kind of radiation energy triggered by a pyramidal model that is not yet incomprehensible to humans, which can make animals immortal and make creatures immortal!!

Add some legends to make the pharaoh even more mysterious!

You have the opportunity to go to the Cairo Museum to see the living mummy, I have been there, and like you, I yearn for the pharaoh even more!!

Ancient Egyptian civilization refers to the history from the first falls of the Nile to the delta region, from the Tasa culture in 5000 BC to the Arab conquest of Egypt in 641 AD. The actual time frame of ancient Egyptian culture is the first union of the northern and southern kingdoms of Egypt in 4245 BC, and the fall of the Ptolemaic dynasty in 332 AD when Alexander of Macedon conquered Egypt, which is commonly referred to as the pharaonic dynasty that lasted more than 3,000 years.

Religion in Ancient Egypt Religion is the most important component of ancient Egyptian culture and has been used throughout the history of ancient Egypt. There were four of the most important religious centers in ancient Egypt: Heliopolis, Memphis, Hermopolis, and Thebes.

1.God's relationship with man.

The relationship between the ancient Egyptians and the gods can be summarized as follows: the gods told people what to do and what not to do; Sin arises in the world because people have disobeyed God's will. Those who do evil will be punished, and those who do good will be rewarded. The ancient Egyptians believed that the guidance of the gods was achieved through the tongue and the heart.

For the mind is the organ that makes decisions and makes plans, and the tongue makes decisions and plans public. These two organs play a decisive role in a person's behavior. God is the guide of these two organs and thus the helmsman of life.

2.Creation said.

The ancient Egyptians believed that the world had no beginning and no end, and that the world was originally a chaotic world, and that the world began to exist only after the creation and rectification of the creator God. The ancient Egyptians firmly believed that everything goes round and the world is eternal. The ancient Egyptians' view of time naturally focused on the future, because the endless world was waiting for them to enjoy.

3.Said in the afterlife.

The ancient Egyptians' concept of living in the world mainly relied on two elements: one is the visible human body, and the other is the invisible soul. The soul "ba" is in the shape of a bird with a human head and human hands.

After the death of a person, the "ba" can fly away from the body freely. But the corpse is still the basis for the dependence of "Ba". To this end, a series of elaborate rituals are performed for the deceased, so that his various organs can be reactivated so that the mummy can be resurrected and continue to live in the afterlife.

To live in the afterlife, the deceased need to have a strong place to live. The pyramids of the Old Kingdom and the tombs excavated on the hillsides of the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom are all permanent residences of the undead. The ancient Egyptians believed that this life is ephemeral and the afterlife is eternal.

Ancient Egypt was not a mysterious people, their civilization and customs were very open, and the surrounding countries at that time followed its example and learned its writing customs, spirit, handicraft manufacturing, etc.

It feels mysterious because we don't know much about their civilization, and mummies are not made because of the fantasy of Hollywood blockbusters, but just for the happiness of eternal peace and happiness in the afterlife.

We don't understand it, and we think that many customs are very 'weird' and 'backward', but in fact, this feeling is like a foreigner who does not understand why Chinese eat with two branches.

Ancient Egypt is the world's greatest, most legendary, and most incredible civilization, and if you dig deeper into it, you'll find that all of its stuff will have a fatal attraction!

Is it mysterious There are a lot, such as the murals, which record some important events during the deceased's lifetime, as well as the culture of ancient Egypt