OSIRIS: The King of the LivingĬonsidered the oldest child of the earth god Zeb and the sky goddess Nut, Osiris was worshiped as the god of the afterlife as the ancient Egyptians believed there was life after death. The mother of Khonsu, Mut and her different associations was worshiped by numerous different pharaohs. She is variously integrated with other deities and is often portrayed as a cat, cobra, cow and even a lioness. Also titled “She who gives birth, but was herself not born of any,” Mut is represented as a vulture in hieroglyphs. Mut means “mother” in Egyptian, and Mut is a primal deity who wears two crowns on her head, each representing Upper and Lower Egypt. Amun was not only worshiped in Egypt, but outside Egypt as well. Forming the Theban Triad, Amun and Mut along with their son Khonsu, the moon god, were worshiped throughout ancient Egypt.
He was thought to be the father of the pharaohs, and his female counterpart, Amunet, was called the Female Hidden One. He became Amun-Ra after being amalgamated with the sun god Ra. SIGN UP FOR THIS EVENT BY VISITING: CompassResearch.As Zeus was to the Greeks, the Egyptian god Amun-Ra or Amon was considered the king of the gods and goddesses. Only Valid for 1st Time Guests 55 or Older. In addition to the movie, one Compass Research’s own doctors will be speaking about memory loss and Alzheimer's Disease research! They will be sure to educate you and your loved ones of this disease we are fighting, answering any questions you may have and let you know how you can make a difference in the fight. Their battle against Set and his henchmen takes them into the afterlife and across the heavens for an epic confrontation.
Hoping to save the world and rescue his true love, a defiant mortal named Bek (Brenton Thwaites) forms an unlikely alliance with the powerful god Horus (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau). The survival of mankind hangs in the balance when Set (Gerard Butler), the merciless god of darkness, usurps Egypt's throne and plunges the prosperous empire into chaos and conflict.
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