The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts Quotes

“Men and women are to become God-like through a life of virtue and the cultivation of the spirit through scientific knowledge, practice and bodily discipline." -Ancient Egyptian Proverb”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts

“When a human being acts in ways that contradict the natural order of nature, negative qualities of the mind will develop within that person’s personality.”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts

“The term “Neterianism” is derived from the name “Shetaut Neter.” Shetaut Neter means the “Hidden Divinity.” It is the ancient philosophy and mythic spiritual culture that gave rise to the Ancient Egyptian civilization.”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts

“The practice of the Shedy disciplines leads to knowing oneself and the Divine. This is called being True of Speech”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts

“The tradition based on the old Jewish bible recounting about how the Jews were used for forced labor and the construction of the great monuments of Egypt such as the Great Pyramids is impossible since these were created in the predynastic age, thousands of years before Abraham, the supposed first Jew, ever existed. Although this biblical notion is very limited in scope, the significant impact of Ancient Egypt on Hebrew and Christian culture is evident even from the biblical scriptures.”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts

“The Sphinx and its contemporary architecture throughout Kamit give us the earliest history, the earliest recorded evidence of the practice of advanced religion anywhere in the world. The Sphinx has now been proven to be the earliest example of the practice of religion in human history, 10,000 BCE.”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts

“This regularity and balance of nature inspired the population to adopt a culture of order and duty based on cosmic order: Maat. This idea extends to the understanding of Divine justice and reciprocity. So if work is performed on time and in cooperation with nature, there will be order, balance and peace as well as prosperity in life.”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts

“it becomes clearer that modern culture has derived its basis from Ancient Egypt, though the credit is not often given, nor the integrity of the practices maintained in the new religions. This is another important reason to study Ancient Egyptian Philosophy, to discover the principles which allowed their civilization to prosper over a period of thousands of years in order to bring our systems of government, religion and social structures to a harmony with ourselves, humanity and with nature.”
― Muata Ashby, The Ancient Egyptian Wisdom Texts