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The Traveller's Guide to the Duat

Kiya Nicoll

Ages 10–16

160 pages · Released Feb 1, 2012

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The Traveller's Guide to the Duat parent’s guide: what’s inside

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A note for parents

This is an educational guide to ancient Egyptian afterlife beliefs, written in an accessible, playful tone as a "traveler's guide." It draws on authentic historical sources like the Book of the Dead but reframes them for modern readers interested in spirituality and history. The content is intellectually substantial but presented without graphic imagery or disturbing detail. It's best suited for older children and teens with curiosity about ancient religions and world cultures.

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From the publisher

Planning a trip to the Egyptian spirit world? Inspired by "The Egyptian Book of the Dead, " this edition includes extensive information about ancient Egyptian religion and magical practiceNfrom the etheric anatomy of the human soul to what color to make protection amulets, and from the history of creation to the rites... Planning a trip to the Egyptian spirit world? Inspired by "The Egyptian Book of the Dead, " this edition includes extensive information about ancient Egyptian religion and magical practiceNfrom the etheric anatomy of the human soul to what color to make protection amulets, and from the history of creation to the rites of judgment held in the Hall of Two Truths.

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  • Body, Mind & Spirit

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ISBN 9781905713738

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