Djed Hor statue (323 bc)
All you have to do is to get close to that statue, touch it, put a piece of cloth on it or pour some water on it and you’ll find security men rushing toward you and investigate about your action toward Djed Hor statue that’s surrounded by cameras from all direction with an advanced surveillance system. People from all over the world visit this statue to do these rituals to obtain its magic power.
Djed Hor is a Pharaonic priest who used to heal from magic, snake bites and much more. A statue made of black basalt with magical talismans engraved all over its body embracing the god Horus and his tablets. The statue was found in a village called Etrib in the Egyptian Nile Delta where it’s very rare to find pharaonic artifacts.
The symbols engraved on these tablets are symbols intended to address another world, which is the astral world, and in the view of the ancient Egyptian, it was a world intertwined with our world and not separate from it, and it is the world to which souls go after death, and it is also the source from which all things come, and in it also lie the reasons All diseases. The priests in ancient Egypt treated the sick by contacting this world.
The call of the alive by Djed Hor:
Engraved at the bottom of the statue a prayer called the call of the alive and it says:
O you who pass in front of this statue, O people of Abydos, O people of Upper Egypt, stand before my statue and say a thousand heads of bull, and a thousand heads of geese, a thousand loaves of bread, and a thousand pots of beer for the spirit of Djed Hor.
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