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The Egyptians prayed to Ra, the sun god, because he was believed to be the source of life, light, and warmth, essential for agriculture and survival. As a central figure in their mythology, Ra was seen as the creator of the world and a protector against chaos. Daily rituals and prayers to Ra were performed to ensure his favor and maintain cosmic order, reflecting the deep connection between their spirituality and the natural world.

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