Egyptian tombs are wombs…

This article discusses the symbolism of the substructure of the Egyptian tomb. Egyptologists were only concerned with the symbolic meaning of the superstructure of the tomb and considered it as an eternal house for the deceased so that his ka can partake of his family life.

This study integrates the rich material of archaeology, anthropology, philosophy, psychology, as well as anatomy & embryology and leads to the conclusion that the substructure of the Egyptian tomb is imitating the female genitalia.

The so-called false-door is just a stony representation of human vulva. The long corridors of the tomb is a representation of human vagina. The substructure of the Egyptian tomb was designed to be the uterus of the Mother Goddess Nut.

Death in ancient Egypt could be defined as a return to the uterus i.e. a state of latent life. The deceased in burial chamber looks like a fetus in the uterus waiting for the moment of rebirth.

Consequently, for the ancient Egyptian mentality, the second rebirth must repeat the first biological birth.

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