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As a primordial deity, Amun-Ra was a symbol of fertility and protection. Amun-Ra came to represent all aspects of life and creation after his transition to Ra. In later Egyptian mythology, Amun-Ra was an emblem for the poor and he championed their rights and privileges. Amun-Ra symbolized the visible aspects of life as a sun deity and the invisible parts of creation as a wind god. #fertility #protection #life #creation #symbolsage

Discover the radiant deity transcending Egypt, Amun-Re, uniting sun's warmth and creation's enigma, inspiring universal reverence.

Kamitic/Kemetic spirituality or way of life means a lot of things to a lot of people because Kamit/Kemet has and always will be a source of inspiration to generations and for generations to come. For some Kamitic/Kemetic spirituality/way of life is an initiation system that focuses upon reconnecting to Nebertcher or God in order to…

This is my version of Amon Ra, King of Gods for the Character Design Challenge! Facebook Group. My intention was to reinvent the Egyptian deity as a cha... Amon Ra

Who was Amon Ra? Amon Ra, also known as Amun-Ra, was one of the most significant deities in ancient Egyptian mythology. He was a combination of two gods, A

Amun-Re, a form of the sun god, is sometimes depicted as a sphinx or a human with the head of a hawk. The disk of the sun is a symbol of this god. The word Amun means "the hidden" or the "hiddenness of divinity", whereas Re means "the sun" or the "divinity in the power of the sun". The god Amun-Re is a representation of these two ideas: the ever-present invisible power and radiant light of the divine force that sustains life. To trace the origin of Amun-Re, we must go back to the Old Kingdom…