Ancient religion is the sun god in Egypt

Dear readers, in this article we will talk about the religion of such mysterious and complete mysteries of the country as Egypt. The gods and goddesses of this area are known by the myths that have come down to us. Do you believe in many Gods, the One Deity, the Higher Reason or not believe at all, decide for yourself. Our goal today is purely informative.

To your attention is none other than Ra - the God of the sun in ancient Egypt. It is characteristic that the ancient Slavs revered the name of this Deity . We immediately warn that we do not have the desire to argue. We also do not know for sure who and from who took over the worship of certain Gods, which civilization is more ancient and other things, which are more likely to discord than to bear knowledge.

We will assume that the sun God in Egypt is Ra, and our publication is devoted to him. He was revered and honored to this day, as the progenitor of the gods and the king. Ra was depicted as an Egyptian pharaoh and was identified with the god Amon.

Great influence on the art of ancient Egypt had the so-called eyes Ra. Their images were found on sarcophagi and stelae, sides of boats, amulets and clothes.

It seems that the sun God in Egypt Ra and his eyes existed independently of each other. The bridge of Ra is adorned with the divine Ureis, which is the right flaming eye of God. Thanks to him, Ra according to legend can lead the enemies into confusion, disperse and incinerate them. Another, the left eye is recognized as a healing, associated with the gifts of healing, medical art.

In fact, the sources of these beliefs are so ancient that the depths of centuries and millennia in which they are hidden are truly breathtaking. In surviving texts, legends and legends, the Sun God in Egypt Ra and his Eye are, as it were, independent units. In this case, the Eye is presented as both an artifact and an animated hero, performing feats and doing miracles.

For example, according to one of the myths, the Sun God in Egypt created the universe initially, which was radically different from the world we used to be. It was inhabited not only by people, but also by gods, but ruled directly by Ra. However, people from the people intended to overthrow the supreme God. The plot was uncovered and Ra decided to subject the rebels punishment.

He gathered other gods and informed them of human perfidy. By the way, these people were created precisely from Oka Ra. After conferring with the gods, the God of the sun in Egypt threw the Oko into disobedient people. In this legend, he was the daughter of a goddess named Hathor (Sekhmet). So she dealt with troublemakers and this is a separate story.

Another legend tells how Ra defended himself against his enemy Anopa. To this end, he used the Right Eye, represented in the form of Urey. In this tradition, the goddess of fun and joy of Basti also takes part.

There were cases, according to myths, when the sun God in Egypt was deprived of his eyes and remained defenseless. Once, for example, the goddess Hator, identified with the Eye, resenting God the Father, left him and was in the desert. There she assumed the appearance of a lioness, and for some time traveled alone. Naturally, Ra not only remained without protection, but also greatly missed his daughter.

True, I wonder? From the eyes of living creatures are created, and then the Eye turns out to be an independent unit, the Goddess or God and lives an autonomous life. Well, we should add that the Sun God in Egypt had the Sun with its right eye, and with the left Moon. It is possible that all these legends, myths and legends symbolize the processes taking place in the Universe.

With respect to the gods and people created from the Eye, is it really possible that today's people inhabiting the Earth are descendants of certain divine beings, and not monkeys at all? At least, the religious beliefs of almost all nations speak specifically about the divine origin of mankind. But it's up to us to decide what and how to believe in giving you the right.