Secret Knowledge Revealed: Mastermind Imhotep’s Connection To The Mysterious Shemsu Hor – The Followers of Horus
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Imhotep, the ancient Egyptian genius, is often likened to a blend of Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Galileo, and Newton. While his brilliance is undisputed, the origins of his extensive knowledge in astronomy and stone masonry remain shrouded in mystery.
Those familiar with Ancient Pages may recall that the Shemsu Hor are sometimes considered members of one of history's first secret societies. The ancient Egyptians believed their civilization was a gift from divine beings who existed thousands of years before pharaonic dynasties began. Before these Sky Gods returned to the stars, they coexisted with mysterious rulers known as the Shemsu Hor.
Could Imhotep have been part of the enigmatic Shemsu Hor—the Followers of Horus? Did he receive sacred wisdom from semi-divine kings in predynastic Egypt? An expert on ancient Egyptian history provides compelling insights into Imhotep's potential connection with the Shemsu Hor.
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