Magical pendants of ancient Egypt were treasured objects with significant symbolic and protective properties. These amulet-like pieces were worn by both men and women and were believed to provide spiritual benefits and ward off evil spirits. Made from various materials such as gold, silver, bronze, and even faience, these pendants ranged in shape and design, often featuring figures of deities, animals, and other symbols associated with ancient Egyptian beliefs. The use of magical pendants in ancient Egypt can be traced back to the pre-dynastic period, with evidence of their popularity continuing throughout the entire civilization's history. These pendants were considered powerful talismans and were commonly worn by individuals of different social statuses, from pharaohs and priests to commoners. They were often thought to bring luck, protect against illness and harm, and assist in ensuring a successful afterlife.
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They were often thought to bring luck, protect against illness and harm, and assist in ensuring a successful afterlife. One of the most well-known types of magical pendants in ancient Egypt was the "ankh," which represented eternal life and was often associated with the gods and goddesses. This cross-like symbol was believed to grant the wearer life and protection against any potential threats.
What Not To Do No. 3 • Manifestation
It's been a while since I've done a "What Not To Do" manifestation post. This one is a little bit of a hybrid because everything, and obviously so much more, on my manifestation list, has come to fruition.
I felt like as we gear up for UNBLOCKED Money, surrounding manifestation and money, it's VERY important for me to show you that I struuuuuugggggllleeed. I'm just like you (whether you struggled in this department or another. I've struggled with them all at one point. I believe so that I could lead you guys out of it.) A few too many nights on the floor crying and hating my job (to keep count of). So if this is you by any stretch of the feelings involved in this journal entry, I'm here giving you a hug. you are not alone. Ever! And you're capable of manifesting any of your heart-centered intents.
BACKGROUND | During this period I was at my last and final serving job in LA. Something I had been doing for five years. I spent much of this particular year following the teachings of a very famous manifestation book by a very famous pop new age manifestation author that many of us know. Its suggestions were the following:
1. Get into the vibration of LOVE. Spend each day getting into that vibration by using the mantra I love ______ as you list the things you love all day. So embarrassing, but this was me in the car in traffic, 'I love my health, I love my boyfriend, I love Big Sur, I love my bag. ' For a whole year that was me in the grocery store, in the car, at a bar, before bed and just about anywhere else. I was constant.
2. It also suggested that I act as if I am or have what I'm asking for. Hense, dress for the job that I'm manifesting. If you are calling in a partner, set the bed every night as if they are already there. Yada yada.
3. And while I'm already "pretending" to be a version of myself that I have not grown into subconsciously, "feel" the vibration while I'm doing it.
4. Also, visualize what I want to stay in vibration with it.
Guess what job I manifested next. It was certainly not this list. In fact, it was the most toxic job to date. I was not making that amount. It was eight hours a day. Five days a week. And I've never been in a more toxic co-working environment (due to the hierarchy faculty).
What I truly manifested was the ultimate lesson I needed. The job that would finally burn my self-worth so bad, that I would be forced to never touch the fire of working for someone else again. So that I would start my own business as it intended for me. And that's precisely what I did after.
So why didn't these techniques work?
It's been a while since I've done a "What Not To Do" manifestation post. This one is a little bit of a hybrid because everything, and obviously so much more, on my manifestation list, has come to fruition.
Other popular pendants included the "Eye of Horus," which symbolized healing and protection, and the "Serpent," representing protection against evil forces. The craftsmanship and intricacy of these pendants were highly valued, with skilled artisans using a variety of techniques, such as carving, casting, and inlaying, to create these precious objects. Gold pendants, in particular, were highly sought after, as gold was associated with the sun god Ra and was considered a divine material. Magical pendants of ancient Egypt were not only worn around the neck but could also be worn on the wrists, fingers, and even attached to clothing. They were often passed down through generations or buried with their owners, indicating their importance and connection to both the living and the deceased. In conclusion, magical pendants of ancient Egypt held significant spiritual and symbolic value. Worn by individuals from all walks of life, these pendants served as protective talismans and were believed to bring luck and ensure a successful afterlife. From the popular "ankh" to the "Eye of Horus" and "Serpent," these pendants showcased the rich symbolism and craftsmanship of ancient Egyptian culture..
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