E. A. Wallis Budge - Egyiptomi mágia

In the magical texts of the Egyptians, not only the name, but every spoken word had a supernatural effect. Nothing came into the world until his name was pronounced. Until the mind formed a concept of a thing, it could not exist in the external world. The word, say the hieroglyphs, creates all things: everything we love and hate, the whole of existence. Nothing exists until we say it clearly. The word must be pronounced correctly to achieve its full effect. The magical texts prescribed the intonation, the secret rhythm taught to the sages by Thot, god of magic and inventor of language. Success depended on the accurate delivery of the text. Rhythms and melodies were taught in the Egyptian school of magic, the school of life, where the other sciences of magical incantation also found a home. Over time, rudimentary beliefs were accompanied by elaborate methods.

Hermit Publishing House
Esoteric
130 pages
Binding: paperback glued
ISBN: 9786156432001
By E. A. Wallis Budge
Release year: 2022