The Sirius Connection: Unlocking the Secrets of Ancient Egypt

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Sirius, bright Dog star of the night sky, holds the key to the destiny of our planet. So believed the ancient Egyptians, guardians of a mysterious and profound system of wisdom, lost to us down the centuries but now being rediscovered. What was the nature of this wisdom? Where did it come from? What was the significance of its secret practices and beliefs? This book answers these questions and many more, revealing thrilling insights into the extraordinary world of the Ancient Egyptians and their extensive knowledge.

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