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Ancient Egypt.. ancient history or the way forward?
Jul 21, 2006

u may have heard of dynasty this or dynasty that in ancient egyptian history, but have u ever wondered about ancient egyptian history before the first dynasty? DYNASTY 0 AND DYNASTY 00 AND EVEN DYNASTY 000!

check it out! http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=3613&pst=69238&archival=

it is very interesting what this thread leads up to, along with the info on the ethnic origins of ancient egyptians.

http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=3613&pst=404337&archival=

http://www.africawithin.com/diop/origin_egyptians.htm

implication to nations such as the United States of America and the European Union?

if this part of the african continent didnt exist at first and it formed as the sediments of the nile settled down where the nile met the sea (check out skeletons of rare whales found in egyptian desert http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=3613&pst=92083&archival= also check out satelite images of ancient lakes in the sahara http://www.ufoarea.com/aas_ancientlakes.html ), it lends to the theory that egyptians were a ppl who migrated from surrounding regions. so ancient egyptians may really have been a cross between negroid, brown mediterranean race and white race from asia. but egyptians are of all colors now, and as suggested, egyptians today may really be mulatto.. how did that happen?


the sediments of the nile that formed this land is very fertile soil. the whole of egypt was lush greenery (evident by the amount of coal and natural gas under egyptian soil). ppl lived throughout egypt enjoying the wealth of the land. as weather changes started drying the region, the nile water started to decrease, the marshes and jungles and agricultural land started to recede towards the nile. over centuries ppl started moving closer and closer to where the nile still runs today so that they stay close to the greenery, their livelihood.


by the time the nile receded to where it is now, the millions of (ethnically) different ppl who lived over the great expanse of egypt found themselves forced to live in a very small area along the banks of the much much reduced nile. yes evidence from ancient egyptian documentation shows that egyptians were in their millions thousands of years ago!


remember this happened very gradually so there was a lot of time for the different ppls to get to know each other and subconsciously reach the ideology that getting along and working together is the only way for survival.


still the different villages and towns were still pretty much secluded from each other with little interact. as these villages and towns got larger, the distances between them became smaller and trading and immigration between them became more common. the concept of borders went completely against the common good of all.. then BANG! EUREKA! King Mina comes and decides to unify all the towns and villages along the nile down to the cataracts of luxor and aswan! and the nation of Egypt was formed! the first ever peaceful beneficial unification process was conceived! and the first dynasty began! a nation conceived from the need to be organized so as to all live in peace and prosperity!
 

but how would u unify ppl of different regions, ethnic origin, faith, color, culture??? SIMPLE!!! promote the similarities rather than the differences! increase awareness and interaction! promote a common cause that benefits everyone! give ppl one common demoninator! they were all dependent on the nile! God had given them a precious gift, the Nile, the source of all life in the region! and egypt was formed and all the different ppls became egyptian!


the only thing that had to take time to reconcile was faith..each village or town had it's own image of God. one village would have a ppl who treasured fertility so God was a fertility God. another village valued agriculture so God was the Provider, etc. remember the idea of ancient egypt being polytheistic is being greatly contested in today's egyptological studies. nowadays more egyptologists are viewing the different gods of ancient egypt as just different images of one God. each ancient egyptian person worshipped one particular image of God at a time (depending on their need at the time), very much the way we look up to God for assistance today at our time of need, look up to God for victory at times of injuctice and suppression, etc..


King Mina's greatest feat was to merge all the different images of God into ONE! this was a slow process that continued for thousands of years till the time was right.. the advent of Jesus! then christianity spread throughout egypt at a pace not seen in any other part of the world! the Virgin Isis and baby Horus were easily accepted and adapted into the virgin Mary and baby Jesus (check it out http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=3613&pst=79093&archival= ). it fit too well! and egypt saw itselves as the cradle of civilization.. God's hands working for thousands and thousands of years in preparation for Jesus to show us the way.. as news of prophet mohamed reached egypt, coptic christians saw that Jesus had also paved the way to seeing the bigger picture that mohamed was preaching..


there's a lot the world can learn from ancient egyptian history till this day! peace, common good, one God, a world without borders, a world without prejudice, WE ARE ALL ONE.. perhaps the way forward?

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Mari Basque (1240) 		Friday August 18, 2006, 5:27 am
Awesome Amin I love learning from you & your blogs:) I love Egypt & yes I believe it is the way to the future. You are so beautiful Amin!!

Hamdy Atyia (0) 		Monday October 15, 2007, 6:41 pm
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that is my blog about the famous pharaohs of ancient egypt , here you can read about ancient egyptians and the most famous pharaohs and there deeds like the pyramids, temples, tombs and more

http://famouspharaohs.blogspot.com

also you can find info about the races which invaded ancient Egypt like Hyksos and persians .....

http://www.gatesofegypt.blogspot.com

Hamdy Atyia (0) 		Monday October 15, 2007, 6:42 pm
greating for all

that is my blog about the famous pharaohs of ancient egypt , here you can read about ancient egyptians and the most famous pharaohs and there deeds like the pyramids, temples, tombs and more

http://famouspharaohs.blogspot.com

also you can find info about the races which invaded ancient Egypt like Hyksos and persians .....

http://www.gatesofegypt.blogspot.com

Hamdy Atyia (0) 		Monday October 15, 2007, 6:49 pm
greating for all

that is my blog about the famous pharaohs of ancient egypt , here you can read about ancient egyptians and the most famous pharaohs and there deeds like the pyramids, temples, tombs and more

http://famouspharaohs.blogspot.com

also you can find info about the races which invaded ancient Egypt like Hyksos and persians .....

http://www.gatesofegypt.blogspot.com

John Chartrand (0) 		Saturday February 7, 2009, 7:43 am
I am a computer teacher and photographer living and working in Cairo. I have been here almost two years and I have been working on a website dedicated to featuring high resolution pictures of ancient Egypt displayed in a slideshow format. The site also contains some facts and info. Check it out at: http://exoticfotos.com

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