The podcast episode "Anubis and the Underworld" is yet another missed opportunity to deliver substantial insights into Ancient Egyptian culture. Instead of digging deep into the complex practices of mummification or the profound symbolism behind the weighing of hearts, it merely skims the surface. Why are we still settling for superficial discussions when we have the chance to really explore the mysteries of the gods and goddesses? Tristan Hughes and Dr. Joyce Tyldesley could have made this a groundbreaking episode, but instead, they’ve opted for a safe and bland narrative. Enough is enough! We demand content that challenges us and expands our understanding, not recycled fluff that merely scratches the surface of a rich history! #Anubis #AncientEgypt #Pod

Sheut, or Swt, is just a shadow, I guess. It's always there, just like how Egyptians thought it held a piece of the person it represents. Sometimes, they made statues and referred to them as shadows, which is kinda interesting, I suppose. The whole thing about shadows being linked to death and Anubis is a bit dark, though. They even had these shadow boxes for pharaohs. It’s just… shadows. Not much else to say. #Sheut #EgyptianMythology #Shadows #MitosyLeyendas #Anubis

In the depths of loneliness, I find myself wandering through an endless void, much like the Underworld where Anubis guards the souls of the lost. The weight of my heart feels heavier than the scales he uses to judge the departed. Each day blends into the next, reminding me of the mummification process—preserving moments that once brought joy but now only echo with sorrow. As I listen to the tales of ancient gods and the trials of life and death, I am reminded of my own struggles, my own battles against the darkness. The Book of the Dead speaks to me in whispers, urging me to confront the pain I carry. But where is the light that guides the way? I stand alone, feeling the cold embrace of