The Myth Of Osiris: Stories Of World Religions: Ancient History Textbooks

How did mythology and religion first begin? Where did the ideas of "God," "spirit" and "soul" come from? The author takes us to ancient times, showing us how early humans struggled to make sense of the world around them.

Who were the "Neter" or the "Watchers", that were revered as gods in ancient Egypt? Were they an advanced race of men, whose origins are lost in antiquity, or were they beings who actually came from the sky with sophisticated knowledge to help mankind establish an enduring civilization? Drawing upon a vast array of factual information, the author develops the argument that the Osiris resurrection myth is actually an encoding of an advanced system of mathematics and astronomy that was preserved and transmitted to the public in the form of religious myths; using this novel approach, the author shows that the ancient Egyptians utilized the true language of the gods, which is the harmonic apparent motion of the sun, moon, and visible planets as the standard for the system of measurement known to us as the Egyptian Royal Cubit.