Egyptian Mysteries: Principles of Shetaut Neter

The format of an extended PowerPoint presentation being made directly into a book does not work - even with some editorial brushing over. The content is too much like sitting thru a PowerPoint meeting. The content is interesting in that it offers a good insight into the powers that were worshipped in Egypt for millennium and how the common person often saw their worship. I do not buy off on the pan-African message pushed none to subtly time and again nor the assertions that Sumeria and ancient Indian cultures were 'colonies' or heavily influenced by Egypt. Interesting content but it must be read with a large grain of salt and ignore the irritating sermonizing.

Anything that shows or teaches of humanity's true story will be elevated by me. I'm a firm believer that the so called history taught in most schools is rife with falsities.

Love it a lot of helpful information

This book is a divine introduction into the ancient Kemetic religion. In this book he expands on the meanings of the teachings in the various temple systems in Kemet. He explains through deep understanding & spirituality about the significance of the teachings & the meaning of life. He has also wonderfully illustrated his points with hieroglyphs & art work done by trusted friends & students. He never fails to give a full understanding of the teachings.Hail to Muata for his dedication & devotion to educate people thoroughly. He also has a school where you can earn degrees & certificates recognised by all states & countries due to it being a religious school/university

Excellent book, Muata strikes again.