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The Egyptian Book of the Dead

The Book of Coming Forth by Day

Book • 1501

The Egyptian Book of the Dead is a collection of spells, prayers, and hymns intended to help the deceased navigate the afterlife.

It evolved from earlier funerary texts such as the Pyramid Texts and Coffin Texts.

The book is divided into four main sections, detailing the deceased's entry into the underworld, resurrection, journey across the sky, and judgment by a panel of gods.

It includes rituals and formulas necessary for the deceased to overcome various challenges and achieve union with the gods, ensuring a peaceful transition to immortality.

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Candace Owens

when talking about the Frankists and what they follow.

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Mentioned by

Tim Freke

as not containing the idea of a loving God.

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Mentioned by

Jason Louv

in his talk on the revival of magic.

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Mentioned by

Jack Kornfield

as a reference point when discussing near-death experiences.

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Mentioned by

Jimmy Akin

as the person he interviewed about the Egyptian afterlife.

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Mentioned by

Paul Chek

in the context of comparing different cultural perspectives on death and the afterlife.

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Mentioned by

Ken Jennings

when talking about the item that made E.A. Wallace Budge's career.

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Mentioned by Carmen Imes in relation to the Egyptian belief that the heart of the dead would be weighed against a feather.

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Mentioned by

Miguel Conner

while introducing a reading about Sebek, the crocodile god.

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Mentioned by Padma Vajra as Wallace Budge's translation from Egyptian hieroglyphics.

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Mentioned by

John Lovell

as a historical document he read to understand different worldviews.

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Jason Quitt

mentions that he was always interested in the Egyptian Book of the Dead.

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Mentioned by Chuck when discussing the origin of the term 'Mountain of the West'.

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Mentioned by Michael Hughes in relation to living a life where you can die.

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