Auteur Topic: Welke Egyptische godheid ben je ? (gelezen 7380 keer)

« **Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 19:27:02 »

Eindelijk.. een antwoord op welke godheid je zou zijn geweest in het oude Egypte..

Test het hier.. : http://quizilla.com/users/Meka/quizzes/What%20Egyptian%20god%20or%20godess%20are%20you%3F%20(for%20anyone%20%26%20pics%20to)

« **Reactie #1 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 19:30:30 »

Anubis

Anubis was the patron of embalming. He was also the keeper of poisons and medicines. He provided unguents and rare herbs to help Isis and Nephthys with the embalming of Osiris. Anubis then performed the funeral of Osiris, which would be the model for all funerals to come. As he received the mummy into the tomb, he performed the 'Opening of the Mouth' ceremony.

In the "Hall of Maat", Anubis appears on behalf of the diseased. It was Anubis who saw that the beam of the great scale was in the proper position as he supervises the weighing of the heart of a deceased person against the feather of Maat. The god of knowledge,Thoth, records the results. It is also Anubis that protects the dead from Ammut, the 'Devourer'.

Representation: A man with the head of a jackal. A dog or a jackal.

_{moet ik daar blij mee zijn?}

« **Reactie #2 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 19:33:13 »

Isis, alleen doet het plaatje het niet

« **Reactie #3 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 19:36:42 »

Thoth... maar het plaatje is niet beschikbaar

maar ach, via google heb ik mezelf gevonden hoor

« **Reactie #4 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 19:47:27 »

Alle Egyptische goden op een rijtje. Het gemak dient de mens

http://www.crystalinks.com/egyptgodsindex.html

Ik kwam overigens uit op Amun Re

« **Reactie #5 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 20:06:23 »

Amun Ra

« **Reactie #6 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 20:12:21 »

Citaat van: Tijgertje op 13-05-2004, 20:06:23

Amun Ra

« **Reactie #7 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 20:21:12 »

RA

Re (Ra) was the Egyptian sun god who was also often referred to as Re-Horakhty, meaning Re (is) Horus of the Horizon, referring to the god's character. The early Egyptians believed that he created the world, and the rising sun was, for them, the symbol of creation. The daily cycle, as the sun rose, then set only to rise again the next morning, symbolized renewal and so Re was seen as the paramount force of creation and master of life. His closest ally is Ma'at, the embodiment of order and truth.

Re was also closely connected to the Pharaoh, Egypt's king. While the king ruled earth, Re was the master of the universe so they were of the same nature and were in effect a mirror image of each other. Interestingly, up until the 2nd Dynasty, there is an absence of references on Re, but his development began in the late 2nd Dynasty and matured through the 5th Dynasty. Re became more and more associated with the king, who was both human and a god at once, embodied in the falcon named Horus and by the 4th Dynasty, referred to as the son of Re. Hence, a relationship also developed between Horus and Re as they were merged in the symbol of a winged sun disk, an icon that remained constant in Temples and religious monuments through the end of Egyptian history.

« **Reactie #8 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 20:26:25 »

Citaat van: jeroen234 op 13-05-2004, 20:21:12

RA

Re (Ra) was the Egyptian sun god who was also often referred to as Re-Horakhty, meaning Re (is) Horus of the Horizon, referring to the god's character. The early Egyptians believed that he created the world, and the rising sun was, for them, the symbol of creation. The daily cycle, as the sun rose, then set only to rise again the next morning, symbolized renewal and so Re was seen as the paramount force of creation and master of life. His closest ally is Ma'at, the embodiment of order and truth.

Re was also closely connected to the Pharaoh, Egypt's king. While the king ruled earth, Re was the master of the universe so they were of the same nature and were in effect a mirror image of each other. Interestingly, up until the 2nd Dynasty, there is an absence of references on Re, but his development began in the late 2nd Dynasty and matured through the 5th Dynasty. Re became more and more associated with the king, who was both human and a god at once, embodied in the falcon named Horus and by the 4th Dynasty, referred to as the son of Re. Hence, a relationship also developed between Horus and Re as they were merged in the symbol of a winged sun disk, an icon that remained constant in Temples and religious monuments through the end of Egyptian history.

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« **Reactie #9 Gepost op:** 13-05-2004, 20:31:45 »

Thoth..

Thoth was the wisest of the Egyptian gods. His other names include -Djhuty, Djehuty, Dhouti, Djehuti, Tehuty, Tehuti, Thout, Zehuti, Sheps, Lord of the Khemenu.

Thoth was usually depicted with the head of an Ibis.
He was the Scribe who wrote the story of our Reality
then placed it into grids for us to experience and learn.

The name Thoth means 'Truth' and 'Time'. Thoth was the Master architect who created the blueprint of our reality based on the mathematics of sacred geometry. It is here - in the Duality of our experience - reflected in gods and goddesses, the landscapes of Egypt including the pyramids and temples - the myths and metaphors - that we experience time and emotions.
Originally, Thoth was a god of creation, but was later thought to be the one who civilized men, teaching them civic and religious practices, writing, medicine, music and was a master magician. He took on many of the roles of Seshat, until she became a dual, female version of Thoth. Thoth was believed to be the inventor of astronomy, astrology, engineering, botany, geometry, land surveying. Thoth's priests claimed Thoth was the Demi-Urge who created everything from sound.
The magical powers of Thoth were so great, that the Egyptians had tales of a 'Book of Thoth', which would allow a person who read the sacred book to become the most powerful magician in the world. The Book which "the god of wisdom wrote with his own hand" was, though, a deadly book that brought nothing but pain and tragedy to those that read it, despite finding out about the "secrets of the gods themselves" and "all that is hidden in the stars".