Man, Know Thyself

Man, Know Thyself is a non-fictional presentation on the Ancient Egyptian concept of the soul. The material covers twelve of the most important elements of the human soul. From the shadow-self to the soul's immortal components, the book is a journey into the Ancient Egyptian knowledge paradigm regarding the soul. Ancient Egyptian hermetic science allowed the initiate to work on their own accord toward an elevated mundane existence and the broader universal experience. The author explains how the Egyptian priesthood guided the multitude to the fulfillment of the well-known maxim, Man, Know Thyself.

Man, Know Thyself is a non-fictional account of the Ancient Egyptian notion of the soul. The material covers twelve of the most important elements of the human soul in ten chapters. The author expounds on the elements of soul such as Khaibit, Ba, Ka, Khat, and Sahu as the foundational aspects of being. The book explains the soul using the actual terms from the Egyptian language to facilitate the transition from the Eastern knowledge paradigm to the Western knowledge paradigm. The author uses Holy Scripture as a tool to demonstrate how both systems center on the same understanding of the soul. As the material progresses from a discussion on the soul's shadow existence, to the living soul, and into the notion of the soul's immortality, the book covers the true meaning behind the Egyptian idea of transcendence and why it was so important to their world view.