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The ba was one of the many parts of a person that the ancient Egyptians believed in, but what was it? Why did you need your ba for reaching the ancient Egyptian afterlife? In this video, you’ll learn the 5 essential things you need to know to understand the ancient Egyptian ba.
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☥Ikram, Death and Burial in Ancient Egypt - amzn.to/2wXo6BS
This book by Salima Ikram is my favorite general introduction to death, burial, and afterlife beliefs and practices in ancient Egypt. It is a great introduction to a variety of topics related to the afterlife, including the parts of the person, such as the ba. I like it so much that I use it as the main text in one of my courses.
☥Teeter, Religion and Ritual in Ancient Egypt - amzn.to/2BhmiZs
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