Monarch-mind-control

chapter_2
The one participant drew several pictures of hearts which her coven
placed into jars.
Some illustrations from the Egyptian Book of the Dead are included
to show that the rituals of keeping hearts in a jar is straight from the
Egyptian Book of the Dead.
The heart was placed in a jar for weighing it for judgment. The twin
(mirror-image) goddess Maat at times stands beside the scales, and
at the same time Maat is also placed onto one side of the scale. This
is similar to Christ judging a person, while also being the standard
against which a person is judged against.
In the Papyrus of Qenna the head of Anubis is on the beam and the
ape, wearing disk and crescent, is seated upon a pylon-shaped
pedestal beside the balance. Another picture shows Horus holding
Maat in his hand, weighing the heart in the presence of the Maat
goddesses, and anubis, who is holding the deceased by the hand, is
presenting the heart to Osirus while Isis and Nephthys in the forms
of apes sit nearby.
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