Image with scene from the “Book of Going Forth by Day" (book of the dead) Meaning: The two aspects of nature, objective (Iset / Isis), where experiences in concrete life occur, and subjective (Nebethet / Nephthys), which is present in death, allow the full expression of balance on all levels. Iset and Nebethet are kneeling over the hieroglyph “Nebu”, which means gold, revealing that true wealth is contained in these symbols.

Stability expresses itself in man in the form of righteousness, symbolized by the Djed column. This movement is what gives eternal life (Ankh) to the Light of our essence, represented by the Sun (Ra).

As above so below, just as natural and mythological processes occur, it also occurs with us. Just as Ra defeats darkness and is resurrected by being born again, so man who conquers his own ignorance is resurrected into Eternity.

The baboon is also a symbol of knowledge of worldly things, one of the expressions of Tehuty (Thoth), and is depicted in worship at sunrise, which indicates that all knowledge is still below and in awe before the Light of wisdom.