Their religious and philosophical meanings, and their use in texts and monuments
10
lessons
Published
July 2026
About this course
Every symbol in Egyptian civilization carries a deep meaning. In this course you will come to know the best known symbols, their religious and philosophical significance, and their use in texts and monuments.
What you will learn
The ankh
The eye of Horus
The feather of Maat
The primeval mound
Requirements
No prior requirements.
Course content
1
section
10
lessons
2 hours 30 minutes
The ankh.
Free preview
15:00
Free preview lesson
The eye of Horus.
15:00
Locked lesson, opens after purchase
The djed pillar.
15:00
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The knot of Isis.
15:00
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The feather of Maat.
15:00
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The was sceptre.
15:00
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The scarab.
15:00
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The lotus flower.
15:00
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The papyrus.
15:00
Locked lesson, opens after purchase
The primeval mound.
15:00
Locked lesson, opens after purchase
Instructor
R
Ra en Kemet Academy
Instructor
Scholarly material combined with deep philosophical interpretation, grounded in primary sources and academic research.