Sacred geometry, magic and symbols in ancient Egypt

There is perhaps nothing more important than knowing who we are and what the meaning of our life is. In this book, the author seeks answers to the questions: Who is a person? Is there a soul? What is consciousness? What did the ancient Egyptians strive for? They try to penetrate the realm of myths to the best of their ability, art, religion, magic, philosophy, psychology, medicine, physics and mathematics - and thus attempts a synthesis and an original perspective on fundamental questions. He looks at it from the perspective of an unbiased, inquisitive person who has been involved in fine arts and hermeticism all his life.

To understand the meaning of a symbol, we need to engage our visual imagination, which can help us understand correlations through intuition. That is why the author decided to base her book largely on illustrations, with which she spent a lot of time and was therefore able to absorb their symbolism in depth. In a richly illustrated book, he presents ancient Egyptian symbols, especially in the context of psychology. G. Jung and the philosophy of A. Schopenhauer. The intention is to encourage readers to think about human nature. The book is suitable for a wide audience.