An Egyptologist and spiritual leader, Dr. Tamara L. Siuda delves into the profound connections between ancient Egypt and Haiti. Her writings explore the deep spiritual and cultural bridges linking these two distinct worlds, emphasizing the resonance between ancestral traditions and contemporary spirituality. Through her scholarly and spiritual work, she fosters understanding and mutual respect across diverse cultural landscapes.
Gods, Goddesses, and Spirits of Ancient Egypt and Nubia
The book provides in-depth profiles of over one hundred Egyptian gods, goddesses, and divine figures, supported by thorough research and vibrant full-color illustrations. It serves as an extensive resource for understanding the complexities of ancient Egyptian mythology and religion, highlighting the characteristics, stories, and significance of each deity within the cultural context.
Translations & Commentary on Utterance 125 of the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead
The book offers an expanded and annotated translation of Utterance 125 from the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead, featuring 42 statements that reflect on actions one did not take in life, serving as purifications for the soul's judgment. It builds on a 2003 chapbook, providing insights into ethical behavior through meditative reflections on these ancient teachings. The work aims to connect the wisdom of the past with contemporary moral considerations, enhancing the reader's understanding of both ancient rituals and modern ethics.
Focusing on the ancient Egyptian festival, the narrative explores the significance of the Mysteries of Osiris, which celebrated the myths surrounding Osiris's death and his ascension to the underworld's kingship. The festival included elaborate public and private ceremonies, culminating in the Night of Sleep, where priests and two women portrayed the goddesses Isis and Nephthys in a 24-hour temple vigil, reenacting the Osirian funeral rites. This event highlights the cultural and religious practices central to ancient Egyptian beliefs about life, death, and the afterlife.
Focusing on the ancient Egyptian calendar, this work explores its historical significance, detailing various holidays, festivals, and religious observances tied to specific days. It highlights the deities associated with each day of the year, providing insight into the cultural and spiritual life of ancient Egypt. Translated from hieroglyphic sources by Tamara L. Siuda, the book is complemented by rich illustrations from Megan Zane, enhancing the reader's understanding of this fascinating subject.
Exploring the ancient Egyptian calendar, this book delves into holidays, festivals, and religious observances tied to daily life and the gods. It offers a detailed look at how time was marked and celebrated in ancient Egypt, enriched by translations from hieroglyphic sources. The illustrations enhance the understanding of cultural significance and historical context, making it a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in ancient Egyptian traditions and their calendar system.
This collection features translated prayers, hymns, and rituals dedicated to ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses, drawn from hieroglyphic texts. It offers insight into the spiritual practices and beliefs of ancient Egypt, showcasing the rich cultural heritage through its sacred writings. The hardcover edition presents these translations in a format that highlights their historical significance and reverence.
A collection of translated prayers, hymns and rituals from hieroglyphic texts in honor of the ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses.