SCARAB

SCARAB

SCARAB

Arretta E. Keefer / Arretta EKeefer

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AuthorHouse
Año de edición:
2012
Materia
Historia
ISBN:
9781477259160
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All of my life, I have been fascinated by Ancient Egypt. When I was around twentyyears old, my mother took my three younger sisters and me to a Psychic Fair in centercity. I did not tell the psychic that I was born in the 7th month, the 11th day, witha Caul (Veil) at the time. The woman told me that I was a very old soul and that shefelt the strong presence of Pharaoh Hatshepsut around me. At the time, I had neverheard of Hatshetsup. She also insisted that I would become ’rich, beyond my wildestdreams’. In any event, I totally dismissed what the psychic said and never gave itanother thought...not for nearly 50 years.Half-way through ’Althrop of Green Hedges’, I suddenly had the strong desire to startwork on another story. That story was to become ’SCARAB’. It was as if I was beingdirected by a personal Muse who provided me with a vivid picture of people andhappenings I had no way of knowing about at the time.It was while I was sitting in my hospital room, eating food for the first time in a week(having been on IV’s and oxygen until my own personal miracle happened) that Iturned on the TV (it was 2AM) and watched a three hour documentary about KingTut, Hatshepsut and Senmut.I discovered that the relationship between the Pharaoh Hatshepsut and her belovedarchitect, was true. Archaeologists had discovered Senmut’s tomb built below thatof the Pharaoh’s (sacrilege) and that workers on his tomb had carved ancient graffiti(showing the architect ’doing her Highness from the rear’., etched on the outer wall.I had learned that the Ancient Egyptians believed that to speak one’s name after he/she had passed over into the after-life’, was to re-awaken their spirits and allow themto be reborn.Suddenly, that psychic’s words long ago made perfect sense to me. It is my belief thatHatshepsut waited all those years for me to tell her love story so that people wouldagain speak her name and that of her lover, Senmut...that they might find each otheragain and have a second chance for happiness. As it is written, so shall it be.

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  • SCARAB
    Arretta E. Keefer / Arretta EKeefer
    All of my life, I have been fascinated by Ancient Egypt. When I was around twentyyears old, my mother took my three younger sisters and me to a Psychic Fair in centercity. I did not tell the psychic that I was born in the 7th month, the 11th day, witha Caul (Veil) at the time. The woman told me that I was a very old soul and that shefelt the strong presence of Pharaoh Hatshepsu...