Gold Color : the golden energy, the golden consciousness of the highest light, Christ consciousness of harmony, peace, beauty, love, compassion, oneness, divine truth, abundance…

Ankh Amulet : the key of life, the key to open infinite dimensions of light & grace, the key to the universe, the key to the golden consciousness

The key of life « Ankh »

The Ankh is one of the most famous and used symbols of ancient Egypt and the world the Ankh showcases the concept of internal like and divine protection.

It’s a cross with a looped top in a key-like shape, which has no beginning or end like the spirit of Ra, plus represents eternal life, the morning sun, purifying the life-giving power of water, clairvoyance, and the union of opposites like earth and heaven and male and female (Isis and Osiris ).

The Ankh symbol became a powerful symbol of eternal life and was known as Neb-Ankh. The symbol is associated with « The Knot of the Goddess Isis » and her powerful cult as it represents the bond that holds all of life together.

The Ankh symbol can be seen in the hands of mostly all the Pharaohs and the ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses. That symbol appears in paintings, on temple walls, and in tombs as it was the key to existence and used as an amulet to provide divine protection to the point where it was believed to be the key that can open the door to the afterlife.

The Ankh can be viewed as a symbol of Joy and Balance between masculinity and femineity. The ancient Egyptian Symbol was referred to as the key of the Nile River which represents the eternal union of heaven and earth. The symbol of Ankh was often seen with the Djed and the Was Symbols. The Ankh symbol is a symbol for life, protection, faith, energy, transformation, light, and fertility. The Ankh can also refer to the concepts and symbols of sexual union between the two opposite sexes and fertility due to its connection to the goddess Isis. The Ankh is the clearest and simple example of the ancient Egyptian understanding of immortality, future life, reproduction, and overall, the concept of the cycle of life.

Wings : the divine wings of Isis, the extension of the heart, your wings represent your angelic power, your embodiement of your divine soul, the pure power of your inner truth

Sun Disk : the sun disk in the top of the Ankh, in Selenite crystal, represents the Source of all, the One, God, highest light on earth, the Sun behind all Suns. The Sun is the closest manifestation of the One Source.

Winged Sun Disk

Symbol of Solar Power, Divinity, Protection L Eternity » One of the oldest ancient Egyptian symbols is the Egyptian winged sun which dates all the way back to the old kingdom to showcase the concepts of divinity, royalty, and power.

The symbol known also as Bendety was featured across a number of temples to represent the god of the midday sun Behedti which was connected to the sun god Ra and Horus. It is used as an amulet to provide protection. The symbol can be seen a lot flanked by the Uraeus on both sides.

The Winged Sun is an ancient Egyptian symbol of divinity, royalty, power, protection, and eternity. The concept of the winged solar disc existed since prehistoric times in the form of a falcon spreading its wings then a solar disc was added.

It became a symbol of the solar and the heavens and represented an aspect of Horus the protector of the kingship and the personification of the divine ruler of the whole of Egypt.

Rose : the rose is the center came through another vision, during a high priestess transmission, representing the symbol of the divine feminine quality in the christ consciousness rising • rose at heart is opening immensely the golden energy

Snake : the divine essence of life, Kundalini : the energy of awakening, the most powerful force in your body facilitating your Ascension

Eye of Ra : The Egyptian eye « Symbol of Protection I Power

The Egyptian eye is one of the most recognizable symbols from ancient Egyptian civilization.

The eye is depicted in many aspects of Egyptian material culture, particularly in art, jewellery, and sculptures.

Since the eye is connected with the gods Horus, god of the sky, and Ra, god of the sun, the purpose of the eye varies depending on its depiction. The eye is often called the Egyptian « all-seeing eye, »

frequently representing wisdom and protection in Egyptian religion and culture. However, when connected with Ra, the eye represented power and destruction, so it was common for Egyptian rulers to also have the eye on their jewellery and artwork.

The Egyptian eye meaning varies because it refers to several different symbols in Egyptian culture, including:
the Eye of Horus,
the Eye of Ra,
and the wedjat eye.

While the names are often used interchangeably, there are different origin stories for the gods and the eyes associated with them, and each type of eye has a different symbolic meaning.

For example, while the Eye of Horus, often called the wedjat eye, It is associated with healing and wisdom, the Eye of Ra is associated with power and destruction. Nevertheless, both meanings caused the eye to be worshiped as a powerful symbol in ancient Egyptian society.

The Egyptian eye most frequently refers to the Eye of Horus, which is usually depicted as the left eye and represents healing, protection, and wisdom.

In Egyptian mythology, Horus, the god of the sky, was the son of Isis, goddess of the moon, and Osiris, God of the dead.

He was frequently depicted as a figure with the body of a man and the head of a falcon. Horus’ uncle Set killed Osiris to try to take control over Egypt and the underworld.

To keep a violent ruler from always being in power, Horus fought with Set to take his father’s place.

The Egyptian eye can also refer to the Eye of Ra symbol, which is usually depicted as the right eye and represents power, fury, and violence. In Egyptian mythology, Ra was the god of the sun and later combined with the god Amun to become Amun-Ra.

Ra was also later conflated with the god Horus, so it is not surprising that Ra was depicted with the body of a man and head of a falcon, much like Horus. In addition to that, Ra usually had a sun disc above his head since he was the god of the sun.

Because of this. The Eye of Ra is usually associated with the sun as well.