Ancient Greece
"The sky froze over Ta-Kemet like the wings of a falcon. The horizon of Khufu (Cheops) rises to the clouds, blinding with the whiteness of limestone. You can hear the blows of copper on granite and the measured splash of the sacred river. There is no yesterday and no tomorrow - there is only the eternal "now" under the authority of the Living God. Every grain in the barn, every stone in the masonry and every breath of a slave is subject to the law of Maat. The great river gives life, and the Deshret desert guards death. The world is simple and hard, like basalt."
About Ancient Greece
"The sky froze over Ta-Kemet like the wings of a falcon. The horizon of Khufu (Cheops) rises to the clouds, blinding with the whiteness of limestone. You can hear the blows of copper on granite and the measured splash of the sacred river. There is no yesterday and no tomorrow - there is only the eternal "now" under the authority of the Living Go...Read more