TEARS OF JOY 🅵

For centuries, the temples of Ancient Egypt were autonomous centers of spiritual life, jealously guarding their unique prayers and rituals. In particular, the prayers preserved in the temple of Thebes were a kind of sacred treasure, forbidden to be shared with other sanctuaries. This strict isolation gave rise to a multitude of disparate religious practices, each developing along its own unique path.

However, with the advent of the Third Dynasty, a turning point in the history of Egyptian religion occurred. By decree of the pharaoh, the ancient temples were forced to break with long-held traditions and begin sharing their sacred knowledge. This unprecedented decision became the cornerstone of the unification of ancient Egypt into a single religious system, ending centuries of spiritual disunity.

Prayer, whether in Thebes or other temples, played a central role not only in ritual practice but also in the social life of Egyptian society. It was recited before festive temple services, which were accompanied by a generous distribution of provisions to all who attended. Notably, special care was shown to those in need: a significant portion of the food was donated directly to the destitute, whose financial situation was particularly dire. This reflected the ancient Egyptians' deep belief that by invoking fate during prayer, one could not only find peace of mind but also provide essential sustenance to those in need. Thus, prayer in ancient Egypt was more than just a collection of words, but a powerful tool promoting both religious unity and social justice.

USAGE

• To get rid of tears and indignation, so that thoughts fall into place
• To turn away evil events from yourself and not let bad things come true
• To let go of thoughts that “gnaw” at your head (thoughts associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder)
• To avoid poverty because of your thinking

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