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posted on : 11/4/2007

ohbitchplz said :

well i know what all of the signs mean, but what does it mean to you,. i think they look cool in a row but most of the time they are put in a row to have a whole meaning or to spell out a word. Just what i think so don't take any of this the wrong way.

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posted on : 7/25/2007

LionQueenMelissa said :

Thats really cool!! I've been looking for something Egyptian I want to get tattooed. I haven't yet found the right thing.
Its nice to see someone else with a love for Egypt!

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posted on : 12/25/2006

trickydank said :

no it is
the Ba is the part of the human soul that remains with the body of the deceased. It is often depicted as a winged figure, the Ba-bird, which symbolizes the ascension of the soul after death.

The Djed is a very ancient Egyptian symbol of stability

The Crook and Flail are the emblems of the Egyptian God Osiris. They were the symbols of divine authority carried by Egyptian Pharoahs in State ceremonies

The Shen is a hieroglyphic representation of a coiled rope. It dates back to ancient Mesopotamia, where it was an emblem of divinity.

The feather is the emblem of the Egyptian Goddess embodying justice, Ma'at. Egyptians believed that at the time of death, the feather was weighed against the heart of the deceased.
A heart made heavy by sin outweighed the feather and was devoured by Ammit, but a light heart meant the individual was free from sin and entitled to join Osiris in the underworld

Designed to resemble the eye of a falcon, this symbol is called the Eye of Ra or Eye of Horus represents the right eye of the Egyptian Falcon God Horus.As the udjat (or utchat), it represented the sun, and was associated with the Sun God Ra (Re).
The mirror image, or left eye, represented the moon, and the God Tehuti (Thoth). (A very similar concept of the sun and moon as eyes appears in many religious traditions)According to legend, the left eye was torn from Horus by his murderous brother Seth, and magically restored by Thoth, the God of magick. After the restoration, some stories state, Horus made a gift of the eye to Osiris, which allowed this solar deity to rule the underworld. The story of this injury is probably an allusion to the phases of the moon as the eye which is "torn out" every month.
Together, the eyes represent the whole of the universe, a concept similar to that of the Taoist

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posted on : 12/24/2006

Imhotep said :

nice. Is that your name in heiroglyphics?

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