Middle Egyptian Proverb
Trained occultists (and persons of that sort) will occasionally remember old snippets of dead languages.
Here is a proverb in Middle Egyptian. Egyptologists, who do not know how the language was pronounced, write it in this scholarly transliterated form:
Em mu, xa(r); em irpa, ab
But, as I say, some remember the pronunciation. And it is this:
em-MOO, KHA; em-YAR-va, AB
In water, you can see your face; in wine, you can see your heart.
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A meditative mantra, you ask? In Egyptology Egyptian:
IND-HR-K,
NTR WR,
NB PT
Pronounced:
en-OOSH-ee-ahk,
nah-TAH-rah oo-AY-lay,
nayb VEET
Hail to thee, Great God, Lord of Heaven!
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*** Blessed be to those who serve the Great Mother and the Horned Father.
* Copyright to Coven Rochester
Here is a proverb in Middle Egyptian. Egyptologists, who do not know how the language was pronounced, write it in this scholarly transliterated form:
Em mu, xa(r); em irpa, ab
But, as I say, some remember the pronunciation. And it is this:
em-MOO, KHA; em-YAR-va, AB
In water, you can see your face; in wine, you can see your heart.
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A meditative mantra, you ask? In Egyptology Egyptian:
IND-HR-K,
NTR WR,
NB PT
Pronounced:
en-OOSH-ee-ahk,
nah-TAH-rah oo-AY-lay,
nayb VEET
Hail to thee, Great God, Lord of Heaven!
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*** Blessed be to those who serve the Great Mother and the Horned Father.
* Copyright to Coven Rochester