The Myth of Osiris Explained in 10 Minutes | Egyptian Mythology Animated

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Did you copy the music from Infominds? 😏

[@roryallen106]

This takes a family feud to a whole new level

[@Symbolsysteme]

Wow, this was amazing!!! Very detailled. Thanx for sharing....*))

[@eruditootidure2611]

Interesting to note the parallels to certain Greek myths. Ra foresees that the children of Nut will overtake him, and taking steps to prevent them from doing so, just as Uranus and Cronus foresaw and attempted to prevent their own overthrow by their own children. Even more strikingly, Isis goes on a search for her lost husband, goes to work for a noble family in disguise, and attempts to make their child immortal by burning their mortal flesh away, before being interrupted by the child's mother, and growing wrathful. This is markedly similar to one version of the myth of Demeter and Persephone, in which Demeter, after searching for her lost daughter for several days, comes across a town, where she takes up a disguise, goes to work for a noble family, grows fond of their child, and tries to make the child immortal by burning away his mortal flesh, before being interrupted by the mother, and placing a curse on the town in vengeance. I wonder... did the Greeks borrow this myth from the Egyptian, do both stem from some older myth, or are the similarities somehow just coincidental?

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Thanks for your comment. That's a fascinating analysis. The Greek civilization learned from the Egyptians in several ways, so it's a possibility that the Greeks borrowed from the Egyptians in regards to myths.

[@StuartMason09]

+Erudito otidurE Well I don't know where that part came from about Ra fearing being overthrown by Nut's children. Ra willingly gave up his throne because he didn't want to be king anymore and chose his successor himself. There is a myth about Ra cursing Nut, but not for that reason so far as I know. But the reason the two stories about the search are so similar is because this is from a Greek version of the Osiris story as told by Plutarch, a Greek writing during the Greek era of Egypt. The Egyptian sources have no such details of the Demeter-esque journey of Isis. The Greeks identified their gods with Egyptian ones and Demeter was identified with Isis, so it's not unusual to see a Demeter myth given to Isis in Plutarch's account.

[@ramadaniljaz1323]

Lmao even religions now have a very similar believes , even the myth of ophiginea is similar to the myth about the lamb in islam ...

[@fredboxful]

Erudito otidurE They didn't "borrow" it, they stole it.

[@Chann223]

I would think the Greeks borrowed alot from the Egyptians, though I think the Egyptians themselves got there's from an even older civilization. Nearly every major and minor religion or form of spirituality has a flood myth( if you dont believe me research it yourself). It wasn't something that the bible writers invented themselves. I personally think all world faiths stem from a much much older original religion that was the first original spirituality invented by humans. Then people scattered and form their own social-ethnic groups, but retained the memory of those stories in their oral traditions, adapting them as they saw fit to the new experiences they were under going in their new surrounding. As big as the world is, in essence it is actually quite small. Don't let anyone else tell you otherwise.

[@Superdm64]

That part about Isis disguising herself and attempting to make the child immortal is strikingly similar to a Greek myth I read once involving Demeter

[@peteryang8991]

I think some aspect of this story might actually be real. It all seems like something that will happen in the real world. In fact, they found Horus' pyramid some years ago. (Fun fact, the real Horus in history looks like Obama)

[@Onikag]

As well as Achilles except it was water not fire

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

​@@peteryang8991 Do you have a link?

[@willsibeko3161]

The mysteries of Eleusis

[@willsibeko3161]

Vs the Osirian initiation

[@alanpnicholoplus7811]

Very good video. There's a version of the story where Ra wanted to give Set the kingdom. Word got to Osiris in the underworld and so Osiris sent message to the effect that if Horus was not awarded the kingdom then Osiris would release the dead onto the earth and that they would outnumber the living. So Horus was awarded the kingdom.

[@alohaXamanda]

There are some Mesopotamian myths where Inanna/Ishtar threatens to release the dead from the underworld and also says they will 'outnumber the living'.

[@baddweather6362]

Pretty slick how she got Set to roast himself 🤣🤣

[@reneeset498]

Set would love the "I'm not gonna lie, they had us in the first half." Meme

[@crimsontyphoon3420]

Egyptian were using emojis even before they invented

[@anirudhtalluri8635]

100th like

[@brooklyntyrrell6823]

Not really

[@theycallhimmav9940]

Wouldn’t that just mean they invented them ?

[@depraved420]

More like memes. Memes have been around forever, aka archetypes.

[@tjbaileymusic]

What if egyptians saw hieroglyphs and thought that they're dumb like people think emojis are dumb sometimes

[@SirTonikoos]

This was very well done! Both entertaining and educational, I thoroughly enjoyed this!

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Glad you liked it :)

[@evettebrummell1836]

@@CaptivatingHistory is this a real story or just fairly tale story like cinderella

[@sunchild8401]

Evette Brummell fake do you actually think these ppl new what really happened to many details left out nobody knows the gods and goddesses it’s all made up

[@hunterhowe3205]

​@@evettebrummell1836 Its a religious story, Ancient Egyptian God's!

[@highlyopinionated5611]

Very nice vid, I always love to see ancient egyptian mythologies and stories getting some attention. Even if you went with the most well-known version of the story, instead of elaborating on how the story changed over time and give some of the lesser known versions some attention as well.

[@VictoriaZandi]

Great video! Loved your interpretation and way of storytelling! 👏🏻

[@sirianstarseed6501]

Isis actually only found 13 of the 14 pieces of Osiris..... she fashioned a clay phallus which she placed on Osiris' body... impaled herself on it and basically had a kind of 'immaculate conception' allowing, through her magick, Osiris to still sire Horus through the copulation with the molded clay re-member

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

The story I read it was a golden phallus

[@SigmaAaare]

Basically She made a clay dick and fucked a dead body 😨💀🤑

[@MusikCassette]

8:11 The background musik, that you switch to does not fit.

[@ahmad.marouf]

I think so too

[@AncientBert]

Stories which may attempt to rationalize the positions and movements of celestial events in order to encode the knowledge within a memorable structure. Also, certain power centers attached themselves to divinity to prove their worthiness.

[@absurdhero144]

thank you for including the numbers in your presentation!

[@mandulis]

Mythology is spoken in a super Metaphysical language. For those who understand the symbolic language, I am hearing different things with each word... Even the words themselves are not what they seem.

[@bruggeman672]

Sick artwork it really adds to the story

[@firiaerdegard7970]

Yea I noticed the artwork too.

[@aeroldzeidparcon7710]

Liked, Subscribed and commented. The best fan ever.

[@hiramcrespo734]

the Lion King (pre historic version)

[@ChronomonHM]

pretty much

[@krazybadboy569]

It's the exact archetype.

[@caramelspice7244]

The Lion King is based off of Hamlet.

[@kennethsatria6607]

@@caramelspice7244 So many epics involve family drama...

[@kennethsatria6607]

This animated would be very interesting

[@jaybee2051]

Nice video but a lot of small errors and misinformation. For example: Sett did not wish to "overthrow" his brother and "take the throne" He already had it. His brother was like the ambassador for Sett. The ppl liked him more and saw him often. Thus, began to praise HIM as a God also. And there has never been any evidence to support or prove Canabilism.

[@AnonymousC-lm6tc]

Most myths that I’ve read state that Seth was Jealous of Osiris and wanted the throne for himself.

[@emilyandreasen7136]

4:27 top ten anime betrayals

[@paranoid_android7059]

emily andreasen nah, that's 7:27

[@josephwanyama6376]

Why are they betrayals

[@josephwanyama6376]

Emily Andreessen why are they betrayals

[@josephwanyama6376]

@@paranoid_android7059 why are they betrayals

[@cosplyart]

Hii

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

This is a great presentation.Though, some versions are either more "tamed" or "brutal" so to speak.

[@SecretaryBirdable]

Nice. I wonder how you came up with those very alternative versions. I always found the standard story a bit grotesque with all the butchery, sodomy, semen war and even a man getting impregnated. I am puzzled because not only the signifiers change but also have different meanings; for example, did Isis find 42 or 14 parts of Osiris' body? The symbolism of these numbers diverge significantly.

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Thanks for the comment, glad you liked it. Even during the New Kingdom, the story was very old, but it has a lot of different versions and a range of interpretations, (no Egyptian source gives us a full account of the myth). So it's likely you've read or watched a slightly different interpretation of the myth. We aim to keep our videos children friendly. Exactly what they meant is hard to say but, In Egypt, the Amenti, area where go the souls of deaths, westward of the Nile, was divided in 14 parts. The number 14 can symbolize the number of days required to shape a full moon.

[@AtheismReviews]

That is one interpretation of things, another is that 14 is the number of stars in the Orion constellation, the Sah of which was considered to be Osiris' astral body or soul in the afterlife of the heavens. Osiris as a moon god, was a latter, less dominate, syncretism, than as compared to the dying and rising Orion constellation, as celebrated in the annual Khoak festival: www.eoht.info/page/Khoiak%20festival The number 42 is the number of nomes (capitals) of ancient Egypt; there were accordingly 42 gods that sat in the judgment hall, during the weighing of the souls. It was the way that Egypt became an empire, giving each locality their god's say in the big picture state religion scheme of things. Isis only found 13 of the body parts, as the dominate version of the myth goes. The missing piece was the phallus, which was swallowed by a fish, and thereby becoming part of the power of the water of the Nile. Hence, the symbolic meaning of the power of baptism (Anubis became John the Baptist in Christian mythology).

[@planetplainfield3731]

These myths are myths! Egyptian history was and is VERY real and VERY black. Those "GROTESQUE"stories of eygpt started once OUR land was invaded and taken over by the enemy. There was NO man pregnant,or incest. Just like our practice of vudoom (honering our ancestors)which was taken and deamonized because they wanted to turn all people to christians,but they use the same practices by placing there ancestors on money and praising that!?By now you may be seeing all the destruction going on around the world,or triangles in the clouds? (Pyramids)If not ,I SUGGEST YOU TAKE 5MINS to research it b4 thinking iam crazy, its on youtube. The black gods have returned and there very pissed.sum research sugg: Slavery curse 1619-2019 (almost over)REAL BLACK GODS the rest are copies) superheroes are copies of real black gods #ANNUNAKI

[@hamilkarbarkas2071]

@@planetplainfield3731 You just took a comment thanking the creator for making mythology child friendly and forced politics into it.

[@planetplainfield3731]

@@hamilkarbarkas2071 politics? It would be POLITICS" to a caucasian who BENEFITS off of lies! Notice how MOST of you do not like to deal with truth? Your history doesnt exist,so you steal ours and call it politics..you can politically kiss my ass. #GOOFY

[@beardedpanda5086]

You guys left out some of the best PG13 /R parts of the story! I still enjoyed it though

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5:03 🛸 helping her look?

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Jay-Z flashing money peeped that 🙃

[@regulus6773]

Who has 72 friends?

[@applepeel1662]

Regulus asking the real questions

[@Ken2234]

*Tetragrammaton*

[@AtheismReviews]

The number 72 is representative of the fact that the constellations move 1° every 72 years, in the axial rotation of the earth around the sun. Ptolemy new this mathematically; the Egyptians, likewise, new this and framed the number in the form of a story.

[@stevematson4808]

72 virgin friends ?

[@DarlingPhenylethylamine]

Social media changed all that ;) They ain't real, but they're friends.

[@AlvTheSkald]

Good job with this myth) It was interesting to watch rill the wery end) I wonder what story will you cover next time?

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Thanks, glad you liked it! We'll soon be coming out with Chinese Mythology creation story as well as Egyptian mythology creation stories.

[@marcoclaytonjadesmith9405]

Thoth is just everywhere doing the right thing at the right time ...

[@epebocshadows583]

Not even.. Thoth aka Hermes is nothing but a Thot! Greek vs Egyptian mythology Erebus= Osiris Nyx aka Nox= Isis Hypnos= Horus Zeus= Set aka Seth Maia= Amathaounta Hermes= Thoth Hera= Nephys Hades= Anubis Amut= Cerberus Lucifer aka Amenadiel= Amon Ra Ouroboros= Apep aka Apophis Pandora's Box= The Pyramids In both cultures we start off with our two primary God and Goddess. (Erebus/Osiris) and his wife (Nyx/Isis). Now in Egyptian it's Nephys who comes to her sister Isis's husband Osiris and has him believe she is Isis.. seducing him into sex and giving birth to Anubis. However in Greek mythology this would mean Hera seduces Erebus and gives birth to Hades... Who isn't really her husband Zeus's son but is indeed the son of Erebus. And after Zeus and the Titans kill Erebus Zeus will raise the child from a far... Keeping Hades away from the rest of the Olympians and to domain in the Underworld of his true father (Erebus) so that he may never learn truth that he isn't the younger brother of Zeus but is indeed child of (Erebus/Osiris) and (Hera/ Nephys). But even Erebus's own pet dog (Cerberus/Amut) stays back to eventually serve the son of his former master (Erebus/Osiris). It's because of the fornification with his wife that (Zeus/Seth) goes after (Erebus/Osiris)... (Hera/Nephys) undoubtedly knowing her mistake now tries to reconcile her fault by teaming up with her own sister (Nyx/Isis) to bring (Erebus/Osiris) back to life. Somewhere (Hypnos/Horus) teams up with his mother and aunt (Nyx/Isis) and (Hera/Nephys)... Hera has (Hypnos/Horus) place a sleep spell on (Zeus/Seth) not once but twice...in attempt to avenge his father. (Erebus/Osiris) is brought back from the dead and commanded his serpent the (Ouroboros/Apophis) to wage war upon all of Egypt... But (Zeus/Seth's) son Thoth turns it around and directs the great serpent upon the God of the sun (Lucifer/Ra)... Son of (Zeus/Seth) blames Erebus and his family for going after one of the most high (Lucifer/Ra) God of the Sun... because of which The command for Erebus to be forever emprisoned was set out.. (Erebus/Osiris) and most of his Greek children were then cast into Pandora's Box to be forever sealed away... Pandora's Box being the ancient pyramids. Eventually after (Zeus/Seth) is finally killed by (Hypnos/Horus).. (Hermes/Thoth) takes his father's place and rewrites all of History to try to cover up the crimes of his own father and family... Upon the true Primordial Gods! (Hermes/Thoth) then denies his own father (Zeus/Seth) and his mother (Maia/ Amathaounta). Cause what true God has a mother or father? Then (Hermes/Thoth) Sets himself up as the God of all knowledge and History.... But still never having ever created shtt! Now the Greek Olympians are declared the most supreme.... While they were really nothing but rapest thieves murders and changers of history.... And that's History in a nut shell... Two cultures with very similar stories.

[@davidcostello5318]

@@epebocshadows583 enki and enlil look at the Mesopotamia gods and it will make more sense osiries and isis is enki and ishtar while isis has this immaculate conception from the light Ray's and becomes pregnant with horus aka tammuz dummuzi a reincarnation of osiries which fits perfectly as u can look at osiries as nimrod or enki as ptah is enki and the name egypt is after enki real name and set is enlil his daughter is saposta be isis and in other storys it's his sister but every relgion so in Egypt isis horus osiries set and ra wound be amun ra the real son of enki marduk and set is satan in scripture it calls tammuz Adonis in greek and a son or enki reincarnated iis Adonis dyung and resurrecting god comes originally from tammuz nimrod innana aka ishtar the In Egypt horus innana and osiries...and in catolics its mary queen of heaven who was the whore of babylon in ancient babylon the wife of nimrod and their son tammuz hist look at the cross of jesus and the anak it's the tammuz cross on the Vatican and the fish hat e dragon enki

[@aniyhaforgs8517]

can’t take this as fact, since there are so many other versions

[@alexli5212]

I learned all this by the Kane Chronicles

[@bluediamond2061]

Alex Li I really really hope they make a new book

[@johnegomes6109]

@@bluediamond2061 Sadly...It ended..

[@bluediamond2061]

John Egomes plsss tell me it’s not true nooooo😭😭😭😭

[@alexli5212]

Yeah, it ended XD you can read Percy Jackson or magnus chase, same author PJ is about Greek MC is about Norse xP

[@crazlady8648]

I started watching an my grandkids saw an say down with me. Loved every part

[@bytcheeto077]

Set gathered up 72 of his people to attack osiris? Could it be in reference of the 72 goetic demons crowley spoke about on the lesser key of solomon

[@lennyvalentine5971]

When it talks about Horus, Ra, Isis, and such, from about 7:30 or 8:10 or so, the music sounds very reminiscent of either Baldur's Gate or Icewind Dale, one of those games.

[@epicbruhmoment6985]

I feel there's a good chance that one day a long long time ago in Egypt some dude saw 2 Hippos just absolutely messin each other up and now we're here.

[@odeleon24]

The music is so good for the story!

[@AspectHistory]

Great video. Subscribed.

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@Eryan724]

The pictures of the egyptian gods look sooooo cool! Especially when doing their magic! Makes me wanna be a god and do magic!!

[@mandrutwarrior]

Amazing video :D keep the good work going on :P

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Thanks, we appreciate the comment!

[@helinika]

Love your videos! The videos I publish are on Greek mythology and I see many connections

[@nicholaspeters6943]

I love the video and I will love to see more like this in the future.

[@alephmale3171]

I think the graphic designer missed around 1:00 when they represented The Moon God’s light gradually diminishing by a circle getting smaller, instead of 🌖🌗🌘 as the Egyptians surely intended. The story is just supposed to represent the eternal cycles of everything nature.

[@paulmares9815]

I was wondering; do you intend to cover Slavic mythology as well?

[@CaptivatingHistory]

We have not thought about it until now. We'll consider it, but we can't make any promises.

[@paulmares9815]

Wow, you even read and reply to comments; I guess now I have to subscribe :) But on the topic of slavic mythology: My thought was that most people have some general understanding/basic knowledge of Greek, Norse and Egyptian mythology but many don't even know that there is a huge slavic mythology with it's gods, demons, mythical creatures and what not, so I think that would be interesting to dwell into it

[@cristicristi2668]

8:25 that background music was very anticlimactic or a bad follow-up, kinda broke the "I'm so into this". But excellent anyway

[@Rad_Noz]

Would appreciate if you'd include subtitles for the video you upload since it is difficult for some non native english speakers .

[@graphiccreature356]

So what happened to the tree, and I thought it was 16 pieces?

[@abstractproductionz5734]

this guy never pauses, it's unnatural. my brain is being constantly bombarded with information .

[@4BrycesBattle]

Interesting, very interesting. Egypt Rock's with HISTORY! 👍

[@anas.g]

Am here after reading The boring legend By Dr. Ahmed Khaled Tawfik, really beautiful story

[@shaniceknipp9756]

They forgot about Anbus....important part of the story.....

[@eduardogllgs]

I appreciate your syncretism

[@stephenhaokip7338]

Only 700k views? Don't worry buddy.. One day you'll be big.. Until then keep making quality content

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Thanks we will, we appreciate the comment!

[@rebeccazhu7348]

Conspiracy theory: Horus actually is Ra’s son

[@gigihadid3745]

Isis sounds like a Cersei-type of woman. Wouldn't surprise me she lied to Osiris, and her pussy was actually wet for her grandfather Ra instead.

[@sunchild8401]

Gigi Hadid sounds like something you’ve done lol

[@arashdeepsingh5020]

Your book is great helped me a lot

[@CainTheMain]

Thoth is the man with the plan. Now that's a god I can get behind.

[@shaynedouglasfertile]

I love how accurate this is. You even mentioned the black soil of Egypt! I also love how Isis and Osiris are basically equals and give humans equally important gifts.

[@Eryan724]

No ads and good content = like and comment :)

[@rejvaik00]

Osiris not the brightest bulb on the tree

[@A.A125]

rejvaik funny you said that as lightbulbs existed in ancient Egypt.

[@rejvaik00]

Alagramz Art not every thing is litteral there peanut gallery

[@A.A125]

rejvaik kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYWppIOkismXd5o Yeah very coincidental that everything about the lightbulb of today resemble the depictions of ancient Egypt. Keep diluting yourself kid.

[@rejvaik00]

A A go back to watching ancient aliens you troll, geezus you can't even tell the difference depiction of a djed pillar and a lotus flower

[@A.A125]

rejvaik Nikola Tesla admit that his invention came from the Djed tower, natural energy was used from the pyramids and the powering of ancient Egyptian light bulb, plus the invention of glass came from Egypt. Transparent glass.

[@lordjeff6894]

Imagine god of war with this

[@somradomboi]

Might as well play assassin's creed origins. It's as close as you can get

[@joeybradbury7684]

You need to make a Video about mythology of the Noris and make it in the same style of the Greek mythology

[@caseygray2328]

what about Horus the elder? the one born of Nut

[@togucvinw7]

casey gray That What got me confused, Its like so Many of them bear the same title/position/name But to answer you I think its the same dude as the one Isis birthed. Like greek mytho they have diffèrent version of thé same story (Horus is sometime Isis son ,sometimes her brother sometimes her husband etc)

[@michaeltran4275]

It’s amazing to learn more about the real-life Egyptian Gods The Konami(s’) Yu-Gi-Oh OCG+TCG should understand how to make more Supports’ Cards, the potential retrained forms of the Egyptian Gods and then the potential Divine-Evolution boosted forms of Slifer (Osiris) and Ra

[@CayoCarig]

The 5 festive days are originally from the Sumerians, right?

[@chubbyninja842]

I love that second to the last story where Isis tricks Set. That was awesome.

[@kikibombon22]

Hey, hey people. Sseth here...

[@avinashzoom]

Good but you should have added precise source like its from amduat, book of breath etc

[@elizabethp.kanizin9009]

My Gurkha bodyguard was Seth?! Which book?

[@Darbyann7]

The music seemed a little loud and it distracted me from the story

[@CaptivatingHistory]

Thanks for the feedback, we'll take it into consideration when creating new videos.

[@Zapcane]

I love egyptian mythology 🖤

[@muge2]

what is the music at the 0:50 mark?

[@Imjust-here_]

So we aren't gonna talk about the lettuce story

[@JohnJohn-yl4ko]

lol

[@karmaalstad5588]

🤭🤭

[@AKABetterThanU]

Great video, but can someone help me out. I've watched a lecture by Jordan Peterson where he explained Egyptian Mythology and it's different than any other source including this one. Is he just flat out wrong?

[@highlyopinionated5611]

He isn't. Egyptian Mythology is just so old that it was 'rebooted' several times, with parts of the story changing, depending on the political situations of the time. At its core, the story is an allegory for unification war between the south/upper egypt, represented by Horus, and the north/lower egypt, represented by Set. Osiris was originally not even a part of it.

[@ajmeowsic1816]

Damn i thought. it was Osiris, obilisque, and wings golden dragon Ra

[@Star2saint]

Do one for Sumerian Mythology

[@epebocshadows583]

Greek vs Egyptian mythology Erebus= Osiris Nyx aka Nox= Isis Hypnos= Horus Zeus= Set aka Seth Maia= Amathaounta Hermes= Thoth Hera= Nephys Hades= Anubis Amut= Cerberus Lucifer aka Amenadiel= Amon Ra Ouroboros= Apep aka Apophis Pandora's Box= The Pyramids In both cultures we start off with our two primary God and Goddess. (Erebus/Osiris) and his wife (Nyx/Isis). Now in Egyptian it's Nephys who comes to her sister Isis's husband Osiris and has him believe she is Isis.. seducing him into sex and giving birth to Anubis. However in Greek mythology this would mean Hera seduces Erebus and gives birth to (Hades/Anubis)... Who isn't really her husband Zeus's younger brother but is indeed the son of (Erebus/Osiris). And after Zeus and the Titans kill (Erebus/Osiris), (Zeus/ Seth) will raise the child from a far... Keeping (Hades/Anubis) away from the rest of the Olympians and to domain of his true father (Erebus/ Osiris) in the Underworld, so that he may never learn truth that he isn't the younger brother of Zeus but is indeed child of (Erebus/Osiris) and (Hera/ Nephys). But even Erebus's own pet dog (Cerberus/Amut) stays back to eventually serve the son (Hades/Anubis) of his former master (Erebus/Osiris). It's because of the fornification with his wife that (Zeus/Seth) goes after (Erebus/Osiris)... (Hera/Nephys) undoubtedly knowing her mistake now tries to reconcile her fault by teaming up with her own sister (Nyx/Isis) to bring (Erebus/Osiris) back to life. Somewhere (Hypnos/Horus) teams up with his mother and aunt (Nyx/Isis) and (Hera/Nephys)... (Hera/ Nephis) has (Hypnos/Horus) place a sleep spell on (Zeus/Seth) not once but twice...in attempt to avenge his father. (Erebus/Osiris) is brought back from the dead and commanded his serpent the (Ouroboros/Apophis) to wage war upon all of Egypt... But (Zeus/Seth's) son Thoth turns it around and directs the great serpent upon the God of the sun (Lucifer/Amon Ra)... (Hermes/ Thoth) son of (Zeus/Seth) blames Erebus and his family for going after one of the most high (Lucifer/Amon Ra) God of the Sun... because of which The command for Erebus to be forever emprisoned was set out.. (Erebus/Osiris) and most of his Greek children were then cast into (Pandora's Box) to be forever sealed away... Pandora's Box being the ancient Pyramids. Eventually after (Zeus/Seth) is finally killed by (Hypnos/Horus).. (Hermes/Thoth) takes his father's place and rewrites all of History to try to cover up the crimes of his own father and family... Upon the true Primordial Gods! (Hermes/Thoth) then denies his own father (Zeus/Seth) and his mother (Maia/ Amathaounta). Cause what true God has a mother or father? Then (Hermes/Thoth) Sets himself up as the God of all knowledge and History.... But still never having ever created shtt! Now the Greek Olympians are declared the most supreme.... While they were really nothing but rapest thieves murders and changers of history.... And that's History in a nut shell... Two cultures with very similar stories.

[@Nuwings1111]

Lucifer was known as the Morning Star, not the Sun God. Amun Ra is Marduk, son of Enki (Poseidon).

[@M3llw]

Can you recommend any books??

[@averytherockgod9822]

Great video but my gah, it’s so hard to take Seth and Horus’ battle seriously when the Filthy Frank fight music is playing over it.😆😭

[@naughtye1998]

Set was a hero

[@highlyopinionated5611]

Anti-hero would probably be a more accurate way to put it. (Depending on wich version of the story you prefer.)

[@mrshibertime254]

this has teached me much

[@trentnix7006]

i was always told that Osiris was choped up and cast in to the Nile.

[@karmaalstad5588]

And either fish or crabs are not eaten as ...penance for eating Osiris phallus.

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

Hippopotami isnt a word. That particular grammar confuses Latin and Greek. The Greek plural would maybe be "Hippopotamodi" or something like that, but the commonly accepted plural is "Hippopotamuses"

[@MrAlivallo]

Sources? Seems arbitrary but I'd like to see them in the video or posted below.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

Should be taught in all schools as the embryonic truth.

[@almightybeats6401]

subscribed

[@RareSoulKTF]

is this Enlil and Enki .....?

[@All3me1]

In the Quran and modern science it also says that the moon has been brighter in the past

[@cocopus]

jews

[@adekurniawan9127]

Really ? Chapter n verse please.

[@adekurniawan9127]

@Dino G meh ,, only the bible.

[@galuhgaharadipraja7737]

@@adekurniawan9127 masa sih?

[@latankzu1307]

They said Horus was Nut child..then 4 minutes later they say Horus is Isis and Osiris (Corpse version) child, yet all three of those names where the same name as Nuts children. So either Horus of Isis was named after his uncle Horus the Elder or some unexplained incest, time dont work for gods like it do sentients, or translation error has occured. Right?

[@leonr8255]

The first one.

[@godzillafreak83]

What if all these mythological beings were actual people at some point of time but, since their actions were so great, they were perceived as gods by the people. The battles that took place between Horus and Set were based off of two tribes that would be the precursor to the Egyptian empire. Then of course as time went on, the story became more more “god” like so to speak that the Egyptians just kept that idea treated the those tribe leaders as gods.

[@mr.benedict7671]

That's what I've always thought about certain middle eastern gods. Especially if you follow the Biblical timeline presented in Genesis by the Hebrews

[@selinahe8557]

Anyone notice how Nut had Hourus as a child, then Isis had him again?

[@franklinlincoln7349]

What About Osiris Resurrection

[@kobajgenti2373]

great video +1 subscriber

[@JoschuaSchmidt]

the music doesnt really fit... but still, not bad

[@alexanderzaldostanov4233]

Video on Hindu God's

[@jessicamoore750]

Would like a free book

[@christophercruz1513]

Post more videos

[@heavenqueen3680]

I love the colors.

[@DexterTaturanah]

curious, that there is also similarity between the Greeks, Egyptians and Hindus myths

[@mikewilt7857]

@Demy Troy Not!

[@whengale]

i can't hear what you're saying at points because the music is too damn loud 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@djsubliminalreeve]

the 3rd version i have heard

[@dragonfire810]

Greek Mythology: Satyrs and Centaurs

[@SNEAKYBOYT_]

From my readings and teachings of the matter many years ago B.G. (Before Google). Horus was the child of Nefti which was Seth’s Wife which initiated the beef and was also the reason he wanted Horus dead. The irony was that when Seth chopped Osiris in pieces he lost his genitals in the Nile and was the only piece she couldn’t find. Which is why she needed Thoth to make him a new one. 😂

[@SNEAKYBOYT_]

It wasn’t Osirs fault either for sleeping with Seth wife. She found him in the garden off the wine and disguised herself as Isis and engaged him sexually. Once he realized it was too late.

[@myrnacaraig2681]

didn't Sobek eat a few of Osiris's body parts?

[@Aristocratic13]

The penis was the only part not put back together and it was a fish I believe

[@kaiser413]

You missed one tale

[@Originfor45]

if wheat grew thru out the land why would people at the time not see that and instead of eating each other find the wheat ...