The Egyptians believed in an Afterlife. If you did good deeds your heart would weigh less than a feather if you didn't do enough good deeds your heart would weigh more. The Egyptian Afterlife god who ruled the Underworld weighed your heart and if it weighed less than the feather on the scale you were permitted to enter the Underworld but if it weighed more, you were rejected.
Mut was the ancient Egyptian goddess of the queen, motherhood, and the lady of heaven.,
the Egypytian writting is called Hieroglyphic
Mut is the ancient Egyptian goddess of the queen, motherhood, and the lady of heaven. A powerful creation goddess.
maat the Egyptian goddess did not live on Earth nor in heaven or hell she was a belief by the Egyptian people but they beleived they lived on earth with them.
they were located in Mexico
In the sky and the heaven
Heaven.
It was the belief of the Egyptian Pharaohs that if they were buried with the proper religious ceremony in pyramids with their treasures, not only would they go to heaven (or the Egyptian equivalent of heaven) but their treasures would go to heaven with them, and they would therefore be wealthy in the afterlife, as they were in life.
Ra, Anubis, and Osiris were the gods that the soul of a dead Egyptian met to go to "heaven".
they thought it would bring the pharaoh up to heaven
Mut was the ancient Egyptian goddess of the queen, motherhood, and the lady of heaven.,
Hieroglyphics
They are positioned and scaled to match the constellation Orion. The Egyptian version of 'Heaven on Earth'.
the Egypytian writting is called Hieroglyphic
Most religions believe that in heaven, you will obtain your ideal form.
Egyptian gods tended to be portrayed in animal form while Greek gods tended to appear in human form.
Mut is the ancient Egyptian goddess of the queen, motherhood, and the lady of heaven. A powerful creation goddess.