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Egyptian death beliefs and rituals

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Bathe soul/personality- the part of the soul that could travel between the worlds of the living and the dead
Kathe life force, body preparation allowed it to have home and ba to recognize it
Akheffective spirit,the result of the successful union of the Ba and Ka which occurred if the person’s heart passed the test in the Hall of Judgment
Opening of the Mouth Ceremonyceremony- Ba released into afterworld to join the Ka, make akh if dead is worthy, body reborn, made able to eat/speak
Spell 125The longest spell in Book of Dead, in which Osiris/42 judges judge the soul
Weighing of the heartfnerary ceremony, Osiris takes the heart of soul, weighs in on golden scale against white feather of Ma'at (truth) tod ecide of worthy
Pyramid Textsoldest religious writings in world, O.K., for pharaoh only, to free soul/ enter afterlife, found on sacrophagus/wall of OK (2400 BC) pharaoh's tombs
Coffin Textsspells written on coffins 1st IP/MK (2000 BC), meant that anyone, regardless of rank and with the help of various spells, all people could now have access to the afterlife
Book of the DeadNK 1600 BC, collection of mortuary texts/spells, incl parts from Pyramid and Coffin Texts, written on papyrus and put in tomb to guide to afterlife
The Field of Reedsane for idealized Egyptian afterlife
Mummificationprocess of preserving body b/c believed each individual needed their body in afterlife
Purpose of Tombsto protect body and store possessions would need in afterlife, for pharaohs also memorialized name and accomplishments
Serekhssymbol of iconography/hieroglyph-contains pharaoh's name, frame with a faced of palace, with pharaoh's Horus name, found in coffins, represents town or city where pharaoh lived as incarnation of sky god Horus
Cartoucheoval with horitontal line, text encloses a royal name, used on tombs and coffins to mark who was inside...could help Ba nd Ka find person, also worn on amulets
Scarab sealssymbol of dung beetle, assoc w/ divine manifestation of early morning sun Khepri, used as amulate and seals, rare in OK, common in MK, by NK placed in mummies and identified with heart of dead

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