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I have not heard of anyone who studies the Egyptian texts, temples, or
tombs in order to determine how their traditions worked. I believe in
finding out about a tradition by going to the original sources. To find
out what the Egyptians practiced, how, why, when and by whom requires
years of searching obscure journals, papers, translations of texts, excavation
reports (which have illustrations, translations of what was excavated)
of tombs, houses, temples. The study requires a lot of dedication, sleuthing,
money, time and education. I hope to try to rectify this situation by
publishing a series of books on ancient Egyptian personal worship and
the Temple Priesthood. Showing what was taught, how was it taught, who
the teachers and students were, how were they qualified, the difference
between personal worship and temple worship, etc. This paper is only the
beginning of my writings. -- author Michael Poe
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