Very haunting and eerie music but so beautiful too. I close my eyes and can picture the desert sands with all of the Pharaohs and the Egyptian people of the day especially Tutankhamun sitting on his thrown only 19 years old. How I wish I could go back to this time and era for just one minute if not longer. Egypt is so very beautiful and is one of the most historic places on earth. Love the video! Thanks for sharing/posting!
When I do my studies on Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses, I'm gonna be listening to this music. I think it would be kinda neat to be studying the Ancient Egyptian and listening to what is very very close to the real thing.
This is lovely. I am so interested in Ancient Egypt, I have been drawn to it since I can remember. I am also looking to further my belief in the old gods by following Kemetic Orthodox practices. It all makes so much more sense to me than Christianity, which I believe started with one good man, good but still just a man, called Jesus who told stories and had a following, a bit like any book writer today has, I do not believe he was the son of god, the Egyptian gods are much older, and make sense.
Limp Richard The Koran actually forbids terrorism. So Al-qaeda were considered criminals by Islam. By the way I'm a Christian, so don't accuse me of being a Muslim.
He will know a possible version of it, as nobody has ever heard the language spoken in Ancient Egypt. We can speculate and try things out, but the actual language hasn't been heard by anyone alive today. You'd need to go back in time to when it all began to know for sure. Something that will always fascinate me.
Bast came through in the garden with me the other day when I was fussing my cat. She told me what a beautiful cat I have and that I must treasure him more so than I do my life. Bast to me is like a sister figure, very caring, not overly mothering like Sekhmet can be. Sekhmet and Bast often come through together, and land up pissing each other off after a bit lol. They are both very important to me though. I am going to be creating a shrine, making offerings and calling them into my life properly
The Goddess doesn't care about the color of your skin. The Lotus is the sacred flower of the Divine Feminine and stands for purity of spirit. We are reincarnated and live many lives. We return again and again to learn the lessons which have not yet been learned, so that the way becomes clear to advance through our own abilities. Spirit is not characterized by restrictions, or by emphasizing the perceived and superficial 'differences' between people. Put aside all of your ego-based racist inclined comments and just surrender to the beautiful music of the Ancestors. Let us honor the Goddess by spreading Truth, Peace and tolerance . Blessed Be
Sadly, that's true. But uncovering the culture of Egypt through invocations, magick, etc. brings me back to those days. I'm deep into Egyptian religion and I'm a very spiritual person. I've had visions of ancient Egypt, I've spoken with Gods, and even more. I'd be open to telling you more.
A mais bela de todas as civilizações, mostra sua tamanha grandeza nas suas obras tanto escritas como monumentos. As redes sociais deles eram as paredes. E objetos . Espetacular.
All these pieces are quite incredible, I love the insight for every piece, there seem to be a lot of comments on this one about a lack of African rhythm, but they would only have to listen to the other tracks you have done to see they are incorporated in your musical exploration of this time and place. It's all very modal as it should be of Ancient Egypt. I particularly enjoy the pieces that use the harp.
Thank you. I enjoyed this. I have often wondered about the lack of music notation in ancient script also. I'm thinking that possibly music was simply an oral/ audio tradition much like the sacred teachings that were passed on from teacher to initiates. I've played a small trumpet in the temple of Seti and other temples. Different temples seem to have a particular note. Would it be possible that certain hieroglyphs represent different notes? Such as "A" the vulture would be A440 and so forth?
The only deity I worship right now is Set. I know when He is near because of the peace that floods my entire being. Unexplainable. I am learning about the other deities though. I am waiting to see which one I connect with next spiritually.
The ancient Egyptian elite played ceremonial music and chants like this while in secret meditation in the pyramids to increase the size and amplitude of their pineal glands/third eye in the brain, making them smarter, more creative and more aware of other dimensions. The pyramids were designed to amplify the frequency of the sounds and chants they used. This was the most secret of knowledge and only passed down by the elite bloodlines, kept secret from the masses who were enslaved. any person can do the same with meditation and devout focus on opening and nourishing the third eye with cosmic and earthly energies.
They had all sorts of great magical powers! With magic, they carved the heck outta bunch of big rocks and then they FLEW them into pyramids! You need a REALLY goosed pineal gland to do that shit, man. It just HAD to be, because the only other way you could carve and pile rocks like that would be to work, like, 10,000 slaves to death a year for like twenty years. And I read that it's HOT out in a desert. And that wouldn't be, like, a very cosmically-attuned way to get shit done, and if there's one thing we DO know, it's that them Pharoahs were really, really cosmic! They said so themselves, so that's first-hand pure factual information. Hey if I drill a hole in my forehead will my pineal gland be able to fly around like, you know, astral shit, man? I heard they had GREAT dope too, Yeah, baby!
yeah they had samplers in the B.C. little is known about Egyptian technologic equipment its truly beyond of this world. far as we know they could have had telepathic powers that commanded & demanded loyalty to royalty . any Egyptian input is indeed interesting . such as dreams , drawings , feeling , scent , we live in strange times . its in the air .
Ricqwan Davis THAT reminds me of how people in 1900 predicted there would be world peace by 2000. Although I guess things were pretty chill until 2001 :V
Well, Nubians did not conquer Egypt until the later part of the Middle-Kingdom and were long-term rivals of Kumet, this however, does not mean that the orginal settlers of the Nile were not Black...in fact, I believe they were...Check out my comment on the person who said "Ancient Egyptians were certainly not Black"
Thanks for your message. I agree that there is no known notation for the ancient Egyptian music. I was wrong about A= 440 for ancient tuning. A=432? In my opinion, there was more to the music than what we know of. As with the other Egyptian mysteries, frequencies were used to obtain a desired effect. Each temple had it's own particular vibration. Research in the area of music notation or tonal representation could prove to be very interesting. I'll look into this and get back to you.
This is very good, ancient Egyptian tunes were fairly long, as they liked to entrance themselves. They were neither black or white, they were in between in complexion, very like a modern day Arab or a person from central India, the only difference is the ancient Egyptian men never needed to shave, like native Americans today.
they were Black. Herodotus, Strabo, Diodorius, Aristotle, etc, said so. These were their contemporaries that actually SAW them. Did you? Exactly, please don't ruin this beautiful thread by your lame arse ignorant comments.
Anubis has visited me a lot, and he prefers me to refer to him by his Egyptian name, Yinpu. How this is pronounced I am not quite sure though lol. It's similar to: Inpu, Anpu, Yinepu, Yinpu, I say it as if the y is a cross between a y and an a, it's a weird sound to make, but he prefers me to address him as Yinpu. He is a strong, but protective force for me, Sekhmet also comes in sometimes, she's one powerful goddess who can be a tad snooty at times but she cares deeply about you.
From a very young age I was drawn to Egyptian culture and this song resonates with me so in conclusion I was an Egyptian in a past life!❤
Listening to this literlly makes me feel like im a time where i didnt even exsist! Its amazing
Ikr!!!!
Bardzo kochany
This has to be one of the best pieces of music i've ever heard in my entire life.
Douglas Irvine, you have found the true meaning of Art. Thank you...
My brother showed me this years ago, pit it on in house, really sets a beautiful vibe
Very haunting and eerie music but so beautiful too. I close my eyes and can picture the desert sands with all of the Pharaohs and the Egyptian people of the day especially Tutankhamun sitting on his thrown only 19 years old. How I wish I could go back to this time and era for just one minute if not longer. Egypt is so very beautiful and is one of the most historic places on earth. Love the video! Thanks for sharing/posting!
EmeraldJade66 jaha
Best place I’ve been so far, also best experience overall. A magical, full of energy place, no words to desribe. Unforgettable
When I do my studies on Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses, I'm gonna be listening to this music. I think it would be kinda neat to be studying the Ancient Egyptian and listening to what is very very close to the real thing.
good thinking
exactly what am doing now.
I feel connected, this is music is home to me.
This will always be a favorite.The frequency i hear is on a grand level.As always i will return for eternity....
This is beautiful - I can feel it opening my heart chakra.
WHAT SO WONDERFUL MUSIC...THANKS TO WHO POST IT.....
This is lovely. I am so interested in Ancient Egypt, I have been drawn to it since I can remember. I am also looking to further my belief in the old gods by following Kemetic Orthodox practices. It all makes so much more sense to me than Christianity, which I believe started with one good man, good but still just a man, called Jesus who told stories and had a following, a bit like any book writer today has, I do not believe he was the son of god, the Egyptian gods are much older, and make sense.
Same brotha!
Great recording and fantastic pictures. I did enjoy your movie.
This is magical. It really opens your mind and transports you to the time of the mighty Egyptian empire.
Thank you for uploading this, it's very calming to me
Just came back from Egypt yesterday. Beautiful country.
Lucky
Ancient Egypt is one of my favorite history topics. :)
dbzgal04 ive been hooked with fascination since i was in the 2nd grade lol
i'm egyptian and i'm very proud :)
Beautiful and relaxing. Hopefully no one was getting sacrificed while they played this music.
listening to this sends an intense shiver down my and gives me goosebumps
Never heard such a thing!!really great!
Would you ever consider putting this on Spotify? It's so wonderful I'd love to be able to access it there.
listen to this makes my heart warm and happy for some reason
It would be awesome if Egypt returned to beliefs like this.
DBUA the freak sniper قحوم القناص النزو
are you a muslim radical or an atheist radical to be that hostile?
Muslim ,but why ? ok I take it back ,I dont wanna know ,plus I dont give a minor *FUCK*
good
Limp Richard The Koran actually forbids terrorism. So Al-qaeda were considered criminals by Islam. By the way I'm a Christian, so don't accuse me of being a Muslim.
Limp Richard Muslims have grown tolerant w/in the past two centuries.
Breathtaking. Brings tears to my eyes. My Black ancestors were the greatest. Its like they're worshipping God himself. with this music.
😂🤦🏽♂️
He will know a possible version of it, as nobody has ever heard the language spoken in Ancient Egypt. We can speculate and try things out, but the actual language hasn't been heard by anyone alive today. You'd need to go back in time to when it all began to know for sure. Something that will always fascinate me.
Fascinating video!
This is incredible lol it keeps getting better
Verry beautyfull its makes my head relax and some. Sounds. Give me a Sorta rest places in my mind realy good luv it
Beautiful. Thank you.
🙏🏾⛎🌞
This is so nice.. listning to this in ireland rite now.. xxxxxx
Bast came through in the garden with me the other day when I was fussing my cat. She told me what a beautiful cat I have and that I must treasure him more so than I do my life. Bast to me is like a sister figure, very caring, not overly mothering like Sekhmet can be. Sekhmet and Bast often come through together, and land up pissing each other off after a bit lol. They are both very important to me though. I am going to be creating a shrine, making offerings and calling them into my life properly
**Ancient Egyptian Music**
**Lotus on the Nile**
**THANX FOR SHARING**
**THE WISDOM**
**THANX FOR SHARING**
**BEAUTIFUL WISDOM**
Rihgjyt
lotus of the nile... such an exotic title.
The Goddess doesn't care about the color of your skin. The Lotus is the sacred flower of the Divine Feminine and stands for purity of spirit.
We are reincarnated and live many lives. We return again and again to learn the lessons which have not yet been learned, so that the way becomes clear to advance through our own abilities.
Spirit is not characterized by restrictions, or by emphasizing the perceived and superficial 'differences' between people.
Put aside all of your ego-based racist inclined comments and just surrender to the beautiful music of the Ancestors. Let us honor the Goddess by spreading Truth, Peace and tolerance .
Blessed Be
Beautiful. Just. Beautiful.
Sounds like the real deal, amazing upload
Sadly, that's true. But uncovering the culture of Egypt through invocations, magick, etc. brings me back to those days. I'm deep into Egyptian religion and I'm a very spiritual person. I've had visions of ancient Egypt, I've spoken with Gods, and even more. I'd be open to telling you more.
12:05 - Egyptian Sasuke...
Just read Ramses and felt like listening to this. Thanks!
This song bring rest in my head verrry peacefull before sleep
A mais bela de todas as civilizações, mostra sua tamanha grandeza nas suas obras tanto escritas como monumentos. As redes sociais deles eram as paredes. E objetos . Espetacular.
Inspiring ! Wonderful imagery too.
All these pieces are quite incredible, I love the insight for every piece, there seem to be a lot of comments on this one about a lack of African rhythm, but they would only have to listen to the other tracks you have done to see they are incorporated in your musical exploration of this time and place. It's all very modal as it should be of Ancient Egypt. I particularly enjoy the pieces that use the harp.
This is very much African music. It doesn't all have the same rhythm.
Interesting composition
10:18-10:30 beautiful
Right
i chill out to this awesome music with my microwavable corn bag i got from kernel relif keep up the good music
Love the Music very relaxing
Wouldn't it be nice if some people stopped turning these great pieces of music into excuses to have hissing and spitting contests?
Beautiful 🌹🕯️
great images
Thank you. I enjoyed this. I have often wondered about the lack of music notation in ancient script also. I'm thinking that possibly music was simply an oral/ audio tradition much like the sacred teachings that were passed on from teacher to initiates. I've played a small trumpet in the temple of Seti and other temples. Different temples seem to have a particular note. Would it be possible that certain hieroglyphs represent different notes? Such as "A" the vulture would be A440 and so forth?
The only deity I worship right now is Set. I know when He is near because of the peace that floods my entire being. Unexplainable. I am learning about the other deities though. I am waiting to see which one I connect with next spiritually.
Amazing...thank you....namaste..:)
beautiful and relaxing
live your life, enjoy it now
listen to that which is you, that which you are
qu'elle magnifique musique égyptien j'adore énormément
This is history and I like it so much
Thankyou loved it :)
It's telling us about this is the Egyptian life about the world in which we have with in our lives
thank you
When someone says, "Amen," they are actually praying to the Egyptian God Amon.
For real?
Source: trust me bro
Egyptology music nice!
Meditation music for Kemetic pagans. Calm your mind and let the power of ancient times fill you and bless you.
The ancient Egyptian elite played ceremonial music and chants like this while in secret meditation in the pyramids to increase the size and amplitude of their pineal glands/third eye in the brain, making them smarter, more creative and more aware of other dimensions. The pyramids were designed to amplify the frequency of the sounds and chants they used. This was the most secret of knowledge and only passed down by the elite bloodlines, kept secret from the masses who were enslaved. any person can do the same with meditation and devout focus on opening and nourishing the third eye with cosmic and earthly energies.
They had all sorts of great magical powers! With magic, they carved the heck outta bunch of big rocks and then they FLEW them into pyramids! You need a REALLY goosed pineal gland to do that shit, man. It just HAD to be, because the only other way you could carve and pile rocks like that would be to work, like, 10,000 slaves to death a year for like twenty years. And I read that it's HOT out in a desert. And that wouldn't be, like, a very cosmically-attuned way to get shit done, and if there's one thing we DO know, it's that them Pharoahs were really, really cosmic! They said so themselves, so that's first-hand pure factual information. Hey if I drill a hole in my forehead will my pineal gland be able to fly around like, you know, astral shit, man? I heard they had GREAT dope too, Yeah, baby!
Thanks :)
yeah they had samplers in the B.C. little is known about Egyptian technologic equipment its truly beyond of this world. far as we know they could have had telepathic powers that commanded & demanded loyalty to royalty . any Egyptian input is indeed interesting . such as dreams , drawings , feeling , scent , we live in strange times . its in the air .
Cool!
Happy Ancient Egyptian New Year, today, 2013-July 23rd..
Transcendent beauty
Great comment! You are very intelligent. Keep up the good work))
I heard about this, very interesting!
egypt was were it was at
awesome.
I love how people are arguing about something several thousand years old. Hahahahaha We humans are a funny, pathetic, provincial bunch, are we not?
Fazz Reminds me of that Babylonian tablet I read about, the one complaining of poor quality silk.
IBETHISNAMEISTAKEN Hahaha
Hell Yeah the human race is pathetic I hope the world learn how to act maybe by the year 2100
Ricqwan Davis
THAT reminds me of how people in 1900 predicted there would be world peace by 2000. Although I guess things were pretty chill until 2001 :V
IBETHISNAMEISTAKEN lol yeah and it all got even worse by 2014 and 2015
wonderful
una palabra para el Antiguo Egipto y su cultura = BELLA
Ancient Kemet was an African civilization established by Nubians. Just wanted to correct some innuendo. www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/gallery/kemet/
Well, Nubians did not conquer Egypt until the later part of the Middle-Kingdom and were long-term rivals of Kumet, this however, does not mean that the orginal settlers of the Nile were not Black...in fact, I believe they were...Check out my comment on the person who said "Ancient Egyptians were certainly not Black"
Is this best listened to either getting high or meditating or both?
We know who the originals are. Now with petty political propaganda aside, this is such beautiful music!
Whites.
Thanks for your message. I agree that there is no known notation for the ancient Egyptian music. I was wrong about A= 440 for ancient tuning. A=432? In my opinion, there was more to the music than what we know of. As with the other Egyptian mysteries, frequencies were used to obtain a desired effect. Each temple had it's own particular vibration. Research in the area of music notation or tonal representation could prove to be very interesting. I'll look into this and get back to you.
Old school beats. yeah.
I'm an Asian,but I love Egypt with all my heart. :)
This song sounds when some one will go to the other life but not a funeral just like your energy passing to other dimension 😂
right now I wish I was in egypt..
wow. wow. wowowowow.
This is very good, ancient Egyptian tunes were fairly long, as they liked to entrance themselves. They were neither black or white, they were in between in complexion, very like a modern day Arab or a person from central India, the only difference is the ancient Egyptian men never needed to shave, like native Americans today.
they were Black. Herodotus, Strabo, Diodorius, Aristotle, etc, said so. These were their contemporaries that actually SAW them. Did you? Exactly, please don't ruin this beautiful thread by your lame arse ignorant comments.
Voodoo Child Alsenia Biblical Ethiopians are the present day Sudanese. Would you call them "mixed"? No. Nobody is "mixed" in antiquity, hun.
@@moosieh1 hum no they weren't
@@amoun5062 Yes, we were and are. From Aethiopia to the Bantu. And red and brown in color as well.
@@VideoFiles99 last time I checked the eye witness of Kemet it says they were very black with thick lips
It’s sound good
i'm mexican but i luv egypt and egyption culture
Me gustó mucho.
I am portuguese but I am an Egypt Lover! 3
I'm reading Athanasius of Alexandria, Egypt's book on the Incarnation of Jesus written around 300 AD to this
Anubis has visited me a lot, and he prefers me to refer to him by his Egyptian name, Yinpu. How this is pronounced I am not quite sure though lol. It's similar to: Inpu, Anpu, Yinepu, Yinpu, I say it as if the y is a cross between a y and an a, it's a weird sound to make, but he prefers me to address him as Yinpu. He is a strong, but protective force for me, Sekhmet also comes in sometimes, she's one powerful goddess who can be a tad snooty at times but she cares deeply about you.
... Can I find this on SoundCloud? Like a non-interrupted, loopable playlist?
🙏🏾⛎🌞
mmm yaazz☆☆☆
Genial.
Feel
more and more
Mat en neteru ~ pleasant to the gods (it is)
muy bonito
I’m surprised by the difference in height between the sarcophagus and the body in it at 10:42 in this video.
Bleax!