Anubis
Anpu
Trails of the Dead
Many people get discouraged when reading about the many things one must do to reach the Hall of Judgement. In ancient Egyptian times they believed that the things they were barried with would be with them in the afterlife. They would be barried with instuctions on how to surpass the trails of the dead and what to do also with valuables and sometimes servants.
The row of Statutes
One of the trails is the row of Statutes When walking through the row of statutes one must speak of the things you have not done wrong in your life. The more you can come up with the better you sound and most likely to succeed in this trail. Most sins counted in the this trail is from MA'At Right and Truth.
Beware of the creatures
In the trails of the dead there are a few creatures menchioned in texts on Egyptian walls one is the large apes and the other Is a huge snake that is the enemy of Osiris. These creatures will try to stop you from proceeding to the hall of judgment. Avoid at all cost or be barried with a good weapon.
Your Guide
Hall of judement
The hall of judement is where your heart will be weighed against the feather of justice to determine you worthy enough to be gaven Immortality and a place in Egyptian paradise. Where shadow servants will carter to you needs.
When first entering the underworld you will be introduced to a guide that will guide you through the trails of the dead to the hall of judgement. It could be Anubis or a servant of Anubis.
Seven Gates
Gate 1# The doorkeeper is named Sekhet-her-asht-aru
Gate 2# The doorkeeper name is Unhat
Gate 3# Doorkeeper Unem-hauatu-ent-pehui
Gate 4# The doorkeeper Khesef-her-asht-kheru
Gate 5# Doorkeeper Ankf-em-fent
Gate 6# Doorkeepers name is Atek-tau-kehaq-kheru
Gate 7# Doorkeeper is Sekhmet-em-tsu-sen
Each doorkeeper must be pursade in order to pass through. In the papyus of Ani Is more detailed words of passage it can be found in the many search engines. You shouldn't feel you have to be correct word for word make it your own for it is your trails.
