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November 6, 2010 ·
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Ancient Egyptians had "passport" spells
By T.K. RandallNovember 6, 2010 ·
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Image Credit: Jon Bodsworth
The ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead was essentially a passport to paradise for the deceased.
The Egyptians had strong beliefs about life after death and the underworld, their Book of the Dead was a collection of spells that was designed to fast-track the dead through the underworld in to paradise.If you've ever wished that there was a guidebook to get you into heaven, no matter what your exploits in this life, you're not alone.
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