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Did the ancient Egyptians truly believe in resurrection—or were they encoding something deeper?
In this episode of Faith & Heresy, we descend into the sands of time to uncover the secret rites hidden within Tutankhamun’s tomb, the mythic dismemberment of Osiris, and the resurrection technology buried in the Book of the Dead. Was this myth… or manual?

You’ll discover:
🌑 The story of Osiris and his cosmic rebirth
⚰️ The “Opening of the Mouth” ritual and why it mattered
📜 Forbidden Coffin Texts and what they say about becoming Osiris
👑 Why Tutankhamun’s burial wasn’t a funeral—but an initiation

With excerpts from Graham Hancock and insights from Egyptologist Jan Assmann, this episode explores what it truly meant to awaken the god within.

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🧠 Sources & Suggested Reading:
📘 Graham Hancock – The Message of the Sphinx (co-authored with Robert Bauval)
📘 Jan Assmann – Death and Salvation in Ancient Egypt
📘 The Egyptian Book of the Dead – Translations by Raymond Faulkner & E.A. Wallis Budge
📘 Coffin Texts – Referenced from The Ancient Egyptian Coffin Texts (R.O. Faulkner)
📘 Howard Carter – The Tomb of Tutankhamun

TimeStamps:
0:00 - The Awakening of Osiris
1:02 - The Death and Dismemberment of a God
3:22 - Egyptian Resurrection Rituals
5:53 - Tutankhamun’s Tomb: More Than a Burial
6:33 - The Hidden Meaning of Osiris Worship
7:10 - The Book of the Dead: A Survival Guide
7:53 - Forbidden Fragment: Secret Teachings of the Tomb
8:14 - Becoming Osiris: A Personal Resurrection
9:36 - Was Osiris the First Resurrected God?
10:10 - Final Thoughts