The Amulet of the Sam

The Amulet of the Sam

The Amulet of the Sam is probably intended to represent an reed organ of the human body, and its use is said ancient; it is took of lapis-lazuli and other hard stone centers, and in the late period is ofttimes observed in the swathings of mummies. Its primary thinking is "union," and relates to animal pleasure.

The Amulet of the Menat

The Amulet of the Menat

The Amulet of the Menat was in use in Egypt as early as the 6th dynasty, and it was dead or held or took with the sistrum by gods, kings, priests, priestesses, etc.; normally it is held in the hand, but it is much worn on the neck. Its target was to bring rejoice and health to the wearer, and it was conceived to have magical properties; it symbolise nutrition  and strength, and the mightiness of the male and female variety meats of multiplication, mystically took, was thought to be united therein. The amulet is made in stone, porcelain, and other substances, and when laid upon the body of the dead took to it the power of life and breeding.

The Amulet of the Ladder

The Amulet of the Ladder

The Amulet of the Ladder is a  mystical  symbol  associated  with  the  furor  of the  god  Osiris, named  a  magat. Antique  as  an  amulet, the ladder  observed  the  goddess  Nut, the  mother  of  Osiris. Sits of the ladder were identified in tombs to evoke the aid of the deities. The ladder had been projected by the gods to reach mystically when Osiris ascended into their field.  As  an  amulet,  the  ladder  was  thought  to  carry the gone to the realms of nirvana beyond the grave.