Forbidden Antediluvian Egyptian Secrets Revealed By Initiated Masters Show Most We Know About Egypt Is Wrong
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - The ‘modern’ version of ancient Egypt is interesting, and who can deny that the land of pyramids is full of ancient marvels? It’s safe to assume that archaeologists excavating in Egypt will soon announce several fascinating discoveries to the public.
Egypt was once home to one of the most powerful and advanced civilizations, so we shouldn’t be surprised that these people left a cultural heritage we should treasure and admire.
Yet, no matter how many physical artifacts, tombs, and scattered ruins of long-gone pyramids, temples, and other monuments, we discover there is always a missing piece of the puzzle that prevents us from knowing what really happened in pre-dynastic Egypt.

Ancient Egyptians were always reluctant to share some of their deepest secrets, which is why it is so difficult to unravel what happened in the country before some of the most famous pharaohs came to power.
As previously discussed in one of our articles, the ancient Egyptians viewed their civilization as a legacy coming directly from divine beings who existed in Egypt thousands of years before the pharaonic dynasties. Before the Sky Gods left and returned to the stars, they co-existed with a group of mysterious rulers known as the Shemsu Hor.
Known as the Followers of Horus, the Shemsu Hor were semi-divine kings, priests, and keepers of sacred knowledge. They are sometimes referred to as members of the first ancient secret society. They were present in Egypt during the Golden Ages of the original divine kings, and they remained there long after these kings ascended back to the stars.
Some very ancient manuscripts give us some clues about those mysterious beings who were present in Egypt before the pharaohs. While exploring the forbidden secrets of ancient Egypt, we have discussed many baffling discoveries that offer conclusive evidence that the history of Egypt we are taught at school today is incomplete and fabricated to some extent.
Ancient Egyptian pyramids are an interesting topic to study, but there are hidden artifacts in Egypt that most will never know about, and that is precisely what the initiated masters wanted from the start. The Shemsu Hor are long gone, but their mission to guard Egypt's ancient secrets continued.
These are some of the many examples we have discussed. As previously mentioned, such artifacts contain information that could completely change our understanding of ancient history. Perhaps this is why they are still concealed from public view.
We continue our investigation of forbidden history, this time focusing on those who were initiated into ancient Egyptian mysteries.
We examine unusual manuscripts that shed light on what happened during this initiation and what kind of secret knowledge the enlightened masters may have been given.
We also discuss how an ancient historian became terrified once he was taken to a hidden sanctuary that contained something he could not have imagined in his wildest dreams, but the evidence was right in front of him.
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The Great Pyramid And Ancient Egyptian Knowledge Shed Light On Biblical Mysteries - Part 1 - 2
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