Egyptian Eye Mountain

This unusual sign was one of the main symbols of the ancient art of Egypt. The Eye of Horus can be found on the pages of the Egyptian "Book of the Dead". The all-seeing great eye of Horus, the solar deity, the son born of Osiris and Isis, is the symbol of victory over the bonds of death, luck and conduct.

The traditional ritual, when the deceased attains Gore's eye, the meaning was very important and implied the endowment of the deceased with the life force called Ba, and the transition into the eternal world. The mountain symbolizes the image of a sharp-sighted falcon, but its main symbol is a huge eye, as a rule, lies in the hands of the chibi-headed Tooth. Another name for this symbol is Ujat. It was made by craftsmen as a golden amulet decorated with enamels. Also, the material for its creation was "Egyptian faience" (colored glass). He was preferred to be worn on the chest or placed in canons. In ancient Greece and Egypt, grape clusters of dark red color also called the "eyes of Horus," which gives the life-giving power of the great light-the Sun.

If you turn to mythical representations, then through them the eyes of Horus are the Sun and the Moon. That is, the right eye of Horus symbolizes the Sun, and the left, respectively, the Moon.

The Egyptians generally possessed unique knowledge. They were aware of the existence of measurements, moreover, their teachings mentioned a higher level - the fourth dimension, called the "other world." Modern monotheistic religions left in the inheritance to mankind the great pharaoh Akhenaten. This refers to the schools of the eyes of the Mountain: the right is the school that is dedicated to the left or the male hemisphere of the brain, which is responsible for calculations, logic, understanding of geometry and perception of spatial relationships. Its main task is to prove the presence of the spirit that exists in everything and everywhere.

The left eye of Horus is a school that is dedicated to the female right hemisphere of the brain. Namely - sensitivity and emotions.

And the middle eye is a mountain - a school that is dedicated to life itself.

The purpose of these three schools was to restore the ancient knowledge of the "One True Power of the Almighty," which always exists everywhere and is present in everything. Egyptian idols at all times depicted only one real God - Noether Noether, who has no definition. The level of Egyptian mythology was so high that it deserved the title of a symbolic method of calculation, through which the sages could interpret the progress of spiritual levels and spiritual landscape. The meaning of these religious teachings was monotheism and unity, but they never moved beyond the limited definition of Noether to Noether.

There is an ancient legend according to which the god Hor lost his left eye in the battle with the insidious god Seth. But it was restored by the god of wisdom That (with it alchemists by tradition identified the author of the "Emerald Tablet" by Hermes Trismegistus). Traditionally, the eye of Horus began to depict on the noses of Egyptian vessels. The right eye symbolized the Sun, and the left one - the Moon, therefore the deity's eyes protected people both on a sunny day and a moonlit night.