Exemplos de uso de Ma'at em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Ma'at or Maat is an Egyptian goddess and concept.
Her eldest… eldest child Ma'at is queen now.
Djehuty has been named as the consort of Ma'at.
I have not violated divine law(Ma'at) or possibly civil, or secular law.
Using this meditation you reach State The Spirit Of Ma'at.
In the Hall of Ma'at they sat on a lotus flower in front of Wesir.
Even Ra, the mightiest son god obeyed the laws of Ma'at.
Ma'at is both a Name of Netjer and an abstract concept of balance, justice and truth.
It is named after the Egyptian goddess of truth and justice, Ma'at.
As the balance of Ma'at contains both good and bad things, it balances itself and needs nothing else.
Ammut meted out punishment if one failed to pass the test of Ma'at.
Both a name of Netjer and a concept, like Ma'at, Heka embodies the concept of authoritative speech.
She can be also take the form of an ostrich,possibly linking her with Ma'at.
Temples(and chapels) dedicated to Hathor:*The Temple of Hathor and Ma'at at Deir el-Medina, West Bank, Luxor.
The theory behind this is that only humans were granted free will and the ability to commit transgressions against Ma'at.
Due to the association with air, calm,and thus Ma'at, Shu was portrayed in art as wearing an ostrich feather.
Common Misconceptions== There is nothing good or beneficial about it, andit is not a"necessary evil" to balance out the good of Ma'at.
In some later variations of the Cosmology of Hermopolis, Ma'at is said to be the Mother of the Ogdoad while Djehuty, the Father.
In the Hall of Two Truths, the deceased's heart was weighed against the Shu feather of truth andjustice taken from the headdress of the goddess Ma'at.
In ancient Egypt,the 42 Principles of Ma'at were an important moral code, similar in many ways to the Ten Commandments.
I am Manjet Sacred Guardian of the Shen,Keeper of the Orb of Ma'at and Devotee of Light.
All members of Kemetic Orthodoxy believe that Ma'at must be upheld in all daily life, and most strive to act accordingly.
They keep state shrines for their Parent God or Gods, andperform daily rituals to enforce ma'at and uphold the purity of the god.
According to ancient Egyptian beliefs,Isfet and Ma'at built a complementary and also paradoxical dualism: one could not exist without its counterpart.
In this ritual, the heart of the deceased was weighed by Anubis, using a feather,representing Ma'at, the goddess of truth and justice.
Ma'at being both a goddess and a concept is therefore given birth to when the Creator conceived of His creation and how His creation should be, act and react.
An Egyptian king(pharaoh)was appointed to“achieve” Ma'at, which means that he had to keep and protect justice and harmony by destroying Isfet.
She represents the equilibrium which allows Creation to exist andas the ancient Egyptians were not dualistic in thought, Ma'at needed no counterpart for balance; She was balance.
The Nisut performs rituals daily to enforce ma'at and dispel isfet, regularly prays for the members of the faith, and advises her students in religious matters.
In the eyes of the Egyptians the world was always ambiguous; the actions andjudgments of a king were thought to simplify these principles in order to keep Ma'at by separating order from chaos or good from evil.