EPISODE · Jul 28, 2026 · 52 MIN
Ancient Egyptian Philosophy by Michael Aquino
from The Ruby Tablet
What if everything you thought you knew about ancient Egyptian spirituality was wrong? 🇪🇬 In this episode of our podcast, we dive deep into the essay "Ancient Egyptian Philosophy" written by Dr Michael Aquino from the Temple of Set – it is the foundational text behind the Ruby Tablet of Set. This isn't your typical history lesson. We're exploring a radical interpretation of Kemet that challenges Western philosophy, redefines the nature of reality, and asks: did the Egyptians achieve a perfect society 5,000 years ago? Join us as we unpack 10 thought-provoking topics, from the "geometric" mind of the Pharaohs to the terrifying (and liberating) concept of Maat. We're asking the big questions: Was Egyptian art just art, or a portal to another dimension? Was their society a harmonious utopia or a sophisticated theocracy? And most importantly, what can this ancient wisdom teach us about our modern world of chaos and division? 🔍 In This Episode, We Discuss: -The "Geometric" vs. "Algebraic" mind – why the Egyptians thought in patterns, not causes. -The modern relevance – what does the "Ruby Tablet" tell us about our future? -This is a deep dive into the metaphysics, politics, and mystery of the world's first great civilization. Whether you're a student of philosophy, a history buff, or a seeker of hidden wisdom, this episode is for you. 💬 Let us know in the comments: Do you agree with the author's assessment of Egypt as a harmonious society? Or is this a romanticized view of the past? 📚 Resources & Reading List: Ancient Egyptian Philosophy by Michael A. Aquino VI° (Source Text - the Ruby Tablet of Set) (Reading List #1, #2, 16L, 16M) #AncientEgypt #Philosophy #RubyTablet #Kemet #Maat #Esoteric #History #Podcast #Setian #Afrocentrism #Metaphysics #Wisdom
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