EGYPTIAN KABBALAH

The book provides a clear and objective explanation of the compulsive aspects of each person's positive and negative personality and also addresses the positive, negative and neutral periods that occur periodically in each person's life.

The Egyptian oracle, called Egyptian Kabbalah, was developed by the priest of the temple of Amun-Ra, in Memphis (Cairo), in the first dynasty, together with the Egyptian Book of the Dead, at the request of the first pharaoh of Egypt, Menes. Throughout the dynasties the oracle was improved, mainly under the reign of Pharaoh Djoser, who gave this task to the wise Imhotep, the first builder of pyramids (Saqqara).

Egyptian Kabbalah is mainly used to demonstrate the compulsive aspects of each person's positive and negative personality, based on the characteristics of some Egyptian gods. Curing these negative aspects means eliminating them from the person and their family members, guiding them professionally and in their relationships.