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Anubis: The God of Death & the Afterlife πŸ–€

In ancient Egyptian mythology, Anubis was associated with death, mummification, tomb protection, and the journey to the afterlife.

According to ancient Egyptian beliefs, he was connected to the famous Weighing of the Heart, where the heart was weighed against the Feather of Ma’at.

But remember: this was an ancient Egyptian belief and mythology, not a real event or fact.

Discover more fascinating stories from Ancient Egypt, Egyptian mythology, and the pharaohs.

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00:00Anubis
00:00In ancient Egyptian beliefs, Anubis was a god associated with the dead, embalming and protecting tombs.
00:08The ancient Egyptians believed death was not the end, but a journey into the afterlife.
00:14Anubis protected the deceased and was associated with the weighing of the heart.
00:19The heart was weighed against the feather of ma'at, symbolizing truth and justice.
00:24If the heart was balanced, the deceased could continue their journey.
00:27But if it was heavier, Amit, a mythical creature with a crocodile head, lion body, and hippo hindquarters, would devour
00:35it
00:36To the ancient Egyptians, Anubis was a protector and guide to the afterlife
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