The Horus Perspective: An Egyptian Mystery

The man who closes the book on the mystery places his faith in the possibility of rational alternatives. He likes to think of the falcon god Horus as his model. Horus, the son of Isis and Osiris. Horus, the avenger of his father's death who is led to coexist with the murderer. Horus who bridges the world of this life with that of the afterlife, guiding the dead to the realm of his father. Horus, whose lunar eye becomes the favored symbol of protection. Horus, who wears the double headdress of Upper and Lower Egypt. Horus, whorepresents life.