La création du monde selon la cosmogonie d’HÉLIOPOLIS (Mythologie égyptienne) 

Merci c’est gentil 😍

Merci beaucoup 😁💪

Merci à toi 😀 Oh oui c’est hyper passionnant 🤩

@ et thot il sort de ou ?

@les studios de funès Thot est le démiurge de la cosmogonie hermopolitaine, si tu souhaite en savoir plus sur ce sujet, je te conseille d’aller voir ma vidéo sur les créations du monde 😉

Avec plaisir ! Merci à vous 😉

Merci beaucoup 😁 Pour Thot, je vous conseille d’aller voir la vidéo sur les 3 grands mythes de la création du monde en Égypte antique 😉

@ Je l'ai vue justement. A dire vrai la semaine passée j'ai regardé beaucoup de vos vidéos car vous avez un contenu très intéressant 😊. Maintenant, je m'intéresse beaucoup aux cosmogonies égyptiennes et j'y fais quelques recherches sur chacune d'elle mais je constate que d'une cosmogonie à une autre certaines divinités sont cités sans que leur naissance ne puisse etre explicitée et c'est le cas pour celle dont je vous commente ici car nulle part dans celle-ci n'est mentionnée la naissance de Thot et pourtant c'est lui qui permet la naissance des 5 enfants de Nut.

Oui effectivement, j’ai acheté un vrai micro et bien mieux géré le son 😅 Merci beaucoup en tout cas 🙏

@ aah top, bien vu ! (sorry, j'ai aussi mi à jour mon comm ^^)

Oui effectivement je galère à le prononcer, c’est chaud 😅 Merci de ton conseil !

Effectivement, selon la cosmogonie Héliopolitaine, les enfants et petits-enfants d’Atoum pourraient représenter les 4 éléments sachant que lui même représente le soleil. Osiris, Isis, Nephtys, Seth et Horus l’ancien sont des bien des Dieux/Déesses 😀

Oui c’est noté dans mon commentaire épinglé 👍

For 3000 years our open enemy originated from Stepp Region of the Caucus Mountains. A famine of Western Asia, caused a great migration of whites, known as the Hyksos. Our Black African Pharaoh Seqenenre, allowed these Bedouins (present day Syria) entry into Africa in 1650 B.C. These Hyksos were the first visitors of the African continent! We feed, clothed, and sheltered them. It took these Hyksos fifty years to return back to their land. When they left, they were versed in African culture, religion, and our language! (Alfred J Butler and John Henrik Clarke) In 1700 B.C these Hyksos returned to KEMET. KEMET was in crisis, and the first time in human history... the kingdom of the ancient pyramid builders were vulnerable. The Hyksos Bedouin King secretly collaborated with another external neighboring enemy of KEMET! A surprise attack ensued from within... and the Hyksos King Apepi himself, murdered Pharoah Seqenenre! KEMET is now overthrown. (Yosef ben-Jochannan) These Bedouin Hyksos burned Kemetic cites to the grown. Destroyed temples, raided libraries, and terrorized native born Kemetic Africans with cruel hostility! The native Africans looked with contempt upon these intruders. Dressed in African cultural clothing, speaking their language with a strange accent, while dishonoring and defiling their religious protocols! (Yosef ben-Jochannan) KEMET was on the verge of extinction. The foreign Hyksos King Apepi declared himself Pharoah! The Hyksos enslaved Africans for 150 years. It would take the two Black African son(s) Kamose and Ahmose I to avenge their fathers (Pharoah Seqenenre) death and take back the pharaonic possession of KEMET! (Ian Shaw). The first son Kamose at 20 years old, gathered an Army to fight against the foreign Hyksos King! Kamose failed in his insurrection attempt to overthrow the Hyksos and died. Next was his younger brother Ahmose I. From the age of 10 years old, he was groomed by his mother (Ahhotep I) for war and the liberation of Africa. Ahmose I was regimented and trained by the best KEMETIC strategist and generals that were clandestinely attainable. (Velde Herman). Over time, Ahmose would grow and assemble a formidable KEMETIC Army. Ready to deploy... Ahmose sailed up the Nile, until reaching the marshy delta. The soldiers disembarked on foot... heading towards the Hyksos Capital of Avaris. (Velde Herman). Ahmose with his brilliant strategy overtook the capital of Avaris and killed the Hyksos King! They rounded-up all foreign invaders, roped and bound them up... and led them on foot out of Africa into the African controlled areas of what is now known as Jerusalem and Palestine! "Understand that this is an ancient and historical war with these Anglo Arabs!" (Dr. Ashra Kweisi). Ahmose I... returns to Thebes victorious! He presented his "Ceremonial Axe" to his mother, as symbolism to his great victory. Ahmose was no longer King of Thebes... he became Pharoah of a united Black African KEMET! In the eyes of everyone, Pharoah Ahmose was a hero, and they worshipped him as a God! (E.A. Wallace Budge) Let it be known: From the South! Every time Northern Africa was in trouble or in chaos... it was a King from the Southern Region of Africa to rescue them! Pharoah Ahmose I, ushered in a new era of Seti kings to power! (Dr. Henrike Clark). Associative Conclusion: Current modern-day Arabs, residing in the "Arab Republic of Egypt" are not the ancient indigenous Black Kemetic Africans of Northern Africa. Nor do they have any genealogy to ancient Black African lineage. They are Genetically, Historically, Geographically, Religiously, and Linguistically foreign to African archetypes! When the Hyksos (Anglo Arab) crossed into Africa, seventeen KEMETIC i.e. Egyptian Dynasties had already passed. All three of the pyramids of Giza were created. The Sphinx was 10 thousand years old. Our religous temples were already built and operational. Africans had already entombed, mummified, and laid to rest sixteen Black African Phaorahs and their families. From this point forward, consider the Arab lie unmasked, exposed, and academically destroyed! Sources: Afrikan Builders of Civilization, A Pictorial History of Famous Personalities from Ancient Egypt. Dr. Ashra and Merira Kwesi, Jan 2000. pg 79. The Arab Invasion of Egypt: Alfred J Butler and John Henrik Clarke, 1992, pg. 329. Black Man of the Nile: Yosef ben-Jochannan, 1996, pg 422. Seth, God of Confusion: Egyptian Methodology and Religion. Velde Herman. pg. 121. The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt: Ian Shaw. Pg. 175 History of Israel: Af John Bright. pg. 108. Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary by E.A. Wallace Budge, Volume 2, 1920.

Très bon argument.

Ptdr il sont sérieux la donc les égyptiens ont créé le monde hahahahahaha gloire à ALLAH