What the f@%& is the Ankh? – (Part 1)
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In these next few issues, we will be covering the Ankh. Fitting right, I know. There is a lot of confusion. So much that many have dismissed it altogether others are eager to understand. Either way, something has brought you here and we going to break it down over the next few issues. We welcome your input on our below and invite you to join our Newsletter below as well for even more. Enjoy.
The Ankh is very mysterious and we expect many may disagree with our research. All opinions are respected by us. I am sure there will be inaccuracies throughout or blogs, but the purpose is a basic holistic understanding. We will attempt to provide references to help initiate you down your own path of understanding. Here are the topics and questions will try to discuss.
What the is the Ankh?
Part 1 – What the Ankh it is not.
Part 2 – Where did the Ankh come from?
Part 3 – What does the Ankh mean?
Part 4 – What’s the big deal about the Ankh?
Part 5 – Why should we wear the Ankh?
Part 6 – What is “That Ankh Life”?
Let’s get into it.
What the Ankh it is not.
I was hesitant to put this section first because it immediately mentions what everybody is afraid to mention, religion. So let’s just man up, say what needs to be said, and move on. It’s critical.
The Ankh is not pagan Christian cross. Followers of Bible and the doctrine of Christ often lack knowledge of history outside of the religious text. This lack of knowledge leads modern Christians and similar religions to label the Ankh as a pagan, gothic, or an even satanic copy of the cross symbol that has represented religions since Christs’ “crucifixion” about 2,018 years ago.
But, the oldest ankh symbols have been dated over 6,000+ years ago. They were re-discovered on the walls of the Egyptian structures like the tomb of Nefertiti and others. These stone engravings tell stories and give meanings for the Ankh. The ancient gods of Egypt are often depicted as carrying ankh signs. We find Anqet, Ptah, Satet, Sobek, Tefnut, Osiris, Ra, Isis, Hathor, Anibus and many other gods often holding the ankh sign, As well as offering them to the Kings and Queens.
In fact, the earliest symbols of the traditional “Christian” cross was also in some of the same ancient Egyptian engravings, over four thousand years before the concept of Christ or Christianity.
As the Christian era eclipsed the Egyptian Pharaonic era, the Ankh sign endured and was adopted by the Coptic Christian church as their unique form of a cross, known as the “crux ansata”. An elementary Latin name meaning “cross with a handle”. As times passed, the loop of the Ankh was removed. And the meanings were lost as new religions began dominating the world.
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In Attempt to keep these fairly short and sweet. We are going to stop here and pick up next week with:
Part 2 – Where did the Ankh come from?
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