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Festivals in ancient Egypt were far more than public celebrations—they were sacred events that honored the gods, reinforced royal authority, and united the people in rituals of divine significance. Egyptian Festivals – Sacred Rituals and Celebrations is a 3-in-1 exploration of Egypt's vibrant religious and ceremonial life, including the deep connections between festivals, spiritual belief, and the nation's military leadership.

Step into the rhythm of the Egyptian calendar with processions, temple rituals, music, and feasts that brought deities like Amun, Isis, and Ra into the heart of everyday life. Learn how these festivals aligned with agricultural cycles and cosmic events, and how kings and priests used them to reaffirm divine order and societal harmony. The book also reveals how Egyptian military leaders were celebrated and even worshipped, blending warfare and worship into powerful public displays.

From the festival of Opet to the New Year celebrations, and from ritual drama to state-sponsored ceremonies, this volume uncovers the pageantry and purpose behind ancient Egypt's most important gatherings. It's a rich journey into the soul of a civilization where faith, power, and celebration were inseparably intertwined.