Ancient Egyptian DEMONS
Trieste, via della cattedrale 15 - presso Museo d'Antichità JJ Winckelmann
April 06, 2019
Sub-divine creatures existing at the edge of the real world: Protectors, Guardians, Healers, Bringers of Light and Justice, Assistants, Slaughterers, Tormentors, Executors, Assassins, Punishors, Strikers, Evil Eye and Illness Operators, Nightmare Lords, Vehicles of Death, Messengers and Intermediaries between the human and the divine ..
The Last Protection of prince Tutankhamun - the dark roots of the "CURSE"
Udine via Micesio 2 - ore 17:30
April 12, 2018
... Yet not everything has been said, there are still unpublished details of the KV62 tomb that can help to shed light on the origins of the famous "curse", by then inextricably linked to the "Life after death" earned by the young prince.
Copia di:Power of Symbol and Symbol of Power
Trieste, New Age Center, via Nordio 4/c ore 18:00
March 30, 2017
From the mace of archaic times to the most advanced weapons, their military use and ritual use. These artifacts maintained for millennia an important symbolic and apotropaic value in the sacred representations.
CRYPTS: the "hidden places" of the Temple of Hathor at Dendera
Udine, sede dell'SFA, via Micesio 2
April 07, 2016
Dark recesses and underground corridors, meant to remain hidden to the profane eye... These crypts will be illuminated for a short time to allow us to understand the liturgical and functional purpose of these environments.
Reswt: Dreaming, the Egypt by "closed eyes"...
Udine, sede dell'SFA, via Micesio 2
April 10, 2014
The ancient Egyptians have always expressed particular attention to the dreams: from the Old Kingdom until Late Epoch there are countless written records, papyri and stela that tell us of dreams, nightmares and divine messages received during the sleep.
The egyptian "Eternal Feminine"
Udine, sede dell'SFA, via Micesio 2
April 24, 2012
The "eternal feminine", the essential and eternal principle of femininity is the subject of a delicate and intense research that recognizes and celebrates it in the many roles of women and in the different contexts of Egyptian history.
