The Right Way to Read History

"Only two gods are actually worshipped in the Temple of Ramesses II: Underworld God Osiris and Ra. Amun is an incarnation of Ra, while Ptah is an incarnation of Underworld God Osiris."

"The dead and the living hold equal status. So it makes sense that Ra, who rules the living, and Underworld God Osiris, who rules the dead, would be worshipped together in the Temple of Ramesses II."

At the Presidential Palace in Egypt, President Clemens was enjoying his conversation with Ninitetir. The man's interpretation of mythological history had opened his eyes.

"According to legend, Osiris was the son of Geb, god of the earth, and Nut, goddess of the sky. He ruled the earth in ancient times. His brother Set envied him and killed him through a plot. But for Osiris, death was not the end. It was the beginning. He became ruler of the Underworld."

"After Osiris's son Horus killed Set, he offered his father the Eye of Horus to protect him from harm in the Underworld. That is why Underworld God Osiris possesses the Eye of Horus."

Clemens listened closely and nodded. "Then why does Horus want the Eye of Horus back?"

"Because the Eye of Horus seals away part of Sekhmet's essence." Convinced that his own theory was the right way to understand history, Ninitetir came up with an answer almost as soon as Clemens asked. "After Ra got Sekhmet drunk, part of her essence split off and became Hathor, while another part was sealed inside the Eye of Horus. Horus needs the power of his eye to release Sekhmet's essence and make her whole again."

"After all, the Eye of Horus is also called the Eye of Ra."

*The Eye of Horus seals away part of Sekhmet's essence? And it's also called the Eye of