ENIGMATIC INSTRUMENTS
OF ANCIENT EGYPT

Numerous papyri, statues and wall paintings show strange objects in the hands, on the feet, the body and on the head of the pharaohs, which Egyptologists associate with objects that indicate the status of the pharaoh or priest. In reality, the pharaohs and priests of the ancient world were very far from determining their status using various attributes of power.

Their intellect and level of knowledge was immeasurably higher than the figments put forth by modern classical Egyptology in its attempt to explain the purpose of these objects portray, linking them with religious cult, mythology, or secular symbolic attributes.

All of these objects are in reality a special kind of tools that allowed the pharaoh or priest to develop special supernatural abilities within a short period of time, such as the ability to read thoughts or to communicate with the gods, which the ancient texts speak about openly and directly.

In addition, these tools had a subtle stimulating and healing effect on the body, slowed down the aging process as well as the course of negative and autoimmune processes.

First and foremost, however, it was about the ability to connect with the energies of divine origin. In order to develop the same capabilities and abilities and become like the gods, they used these instruments.