Who Gave us Maat? Few would Know. But
WHAT IS MA’AT?
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? IS IT BENEFICIAL OR IT HAS GONE PAST ITS USE?
Ma’at Is the divine order established at creation and reaffirmed at the accession of each new king - Truth, Balance, Order, Harmony, Righteousness, Morality, and Justice… Ma'at is extremely important in achieving the Afterlife.
The question now to every MDH- Do you Know Maat? Do You live By it? Are you saved by not following Maat?
Ma’at was often considered to be the daughter of Ra and was married to Thoth, god of wisdom. The Opposite of Maat-Isfet.
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