Part Three: Eternity
Freddy Silva takes you on a journey to explore why ancient Egyptians perceived the incarnation of the soul into a physical body as a spiritual transition akin to death. In response to this belief, they intricately designed buildings to enhance access to the otherworld. Mastering this process led to transformative journeys culminating at Giza.
Waset, Egypt's heartland, houses 85% of its monuments, including Karnak and Luxor, and Tjamet, where eight original deities rest. Many more monuments remain buried, awaiting rediscovery. Just as monuments hold hidden potential, humans possess latent capabilities awaiting awakening, aligning with Egyptian beliefs. Structures like Tuthmosis III's 'tomb' and the Pyramid of Unas encode instructions for soul journeys. Completion of initiation pathways granted access to Giza's pyramids, symbolizing the soul's eternity.