: Hieroglyphs and carvings are placed strategically to activate specific energy centers. Inscriptions at the "heart" of the temple speak of Ma'at (balance), while those at the "throat" focus on the power of the spoken word.
: From an aerial view, the Luxor Temple stretches like a human body at rest; from the side, it resembles a man in motion. The temple in man : the secrets of ancient Egypt
: To the ancient Egyptians, numbers were not just quantities but "Neters" (divine principles). For example, the number two was seen as a "multiplying work" or the origin of nature rather than just 1 + 1. : Hieroglyphs and carvings are placed strategically to
The temple is not just a building but a "machine" that uses geometry to explain consciousness. from the side