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worldtouradvicetravel · 9 months

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BLUE SHADOW NILE CRUISE EGYPT

BLUE SHADOW NILE CRUISE EGYPT, Live a luxurious experience and sail the great Nile River on board one of the best cruises in Egypt, Nile Cruise Aswan which is a 5 stars Luxury floating hotel that sails the majestic Nile River between Luxor and Aswan.

Enjoy Nile Cruise Aswan, dive deeper into sites with Nile Cruise Luxor Aswan, astonishing Nile Cruise Luxor Aswan with World Tour Advice, Scout sites between Luxor and Aswan on board your Nile Cruise, increase your knowledge about the Pharaohs history, if you are new to cruising, here's a great chance to be enchanted with Nile River land scapes, gorgeous history and ancient Egyptian culture.

Explore Egypt history while your holiday with Blue Shadow Nile Cruise to discover the most famous attractions, try our Nile Cruise tour between Luxor and Aswan where you can enjoy visiting the most famous and historical temples and attractions around Luxor and Aswan.

Relish Blue Shadow Nile cruise tours and stay, Scout the mesmerizingly ravishing iconic river, visiting Egypt templs with sumputuos surroundings, Blue Shadow Nile cruise is much more than just a cabine-and-sightseeing tours; A Stay in M/S Blue Shadow is like being a guest in well-run private home. It is a get-away to the calmness of relaxing and basking in the sun, scout temples of ancient Egyptian Pharaohs and relish sumptuous prepared traditional cuisine, high service by a friendly staff. Blue Shadow Nile cruise tours between Luxor and Aswan 3/4/7 nights one and 2 ways.

Itinerary

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Blue Shadow Nile cruise boat Starting from Luxor

Every Saturday for 4 Nights 5 Days Program ends at Aswan in Wednesday

Day 1 Welcome in Luxor - Luxor Tours from Nile Cruise

Welcome in Al Uqsur governorate (Luxor ), Egypt (Around the clock) Worldtouradvice tour manager will meet & assist you at any destination in Luxor such as Luxor airport, Rail station or hotel. and then,you will be escorted to your blue shadow Nile cruise boat to check in for 5 days/4 nights holiday

Today relish a tour to the enormous Temple of Karnak. one of Egyptâ€™s superb ancient temple , Strolling through the massive Court into the Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak temple, itâ€™s impossible not to be overwhelmed by the 134 columns towering above you like an antique forest. At the backward of the complex you will see the holy lake where centuries ago it was used for purification. After touring Karnak temples complex, you will have more free time to reconnoiter at leisure.Stir to Luxor Temple which revealed by Mariette in the 1860 and was once connected to the Temples of Karnak by a two-kilometer long Avenue of Sphinx. A pure Egyptian temple, the internal walls and columns are adorned with knotted hieroglyphics which your masterly guide will assist you decipher. Find out how Alexander the Great recorded himself into Luxor Templeâ€™s history, and set your eyes on one of the original pair of obelisk, the second of which now stands on the Concorde square in Paris

Overnight in Luxor - Lunch- Dinner meals

Opt tours Sound and light show or tour to banana island

Day 2 Luxor West Bank Tours From Nile cruise

You can opt to float over luxor temples in a hot air balloon to relish views of Egypt most scenic landscapes, It is an adventure framed by pure blue skies over Luxor, Then starting your circuit in Luxor West Bank; where 64 ancient Egyptian pharaohs lie entombed in the Valley of Kings and the most famous tomb was the only intact tomb found in the valley and belonging to king Tut Ankh Amen, It was revealed by the Archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922.

If you want to enter inside King Tutankhamen and Ramses VI tombs, a supplementary cost is payable immediate during the tour. West bankâ€™s touring also encompassing the staggering Funerary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, Egyptâ€™s only female ruler, rising out of the desert plain in a series of terraces. Relish free period to reconnoitre at your leisure as you stroll the massive courtyards and marvel the complicated hieroglyphic frills. youâ€™ll also enamour the Colossi of Memnon Standing like guards along the way to the Valley of Kings, impressive memorials of Amenhotep that soar 75 feet above the desert yellow sands.You will cruise to Edfu via Esna dam. Relish your afternoon tea and snacks out on the sun deck, bask in the sun, Tonight, enjoy a specific Egyptian Galabeyya Party. Overnight in Edfu

Overnight in Edfu - Breakfast-lunch-dinner

Day 3 Edfu and Kom Ombo tours from Nile cruise

Today your masterly tour guide , Expert in Egyptology will guide you to reconnoiter the gorgeous Temple of Horus at Edfu, the falcon-headed god, Edfu temple is the most completely preserved Pharaonic temple (albeit Greek-built). According to the Ancient Egyptian legends , Edfu temple was the site where the falcon-headed god Horus revenged the homicide of his father Osiris by killing Set.Relish an absorbing lunch while sailing to Kom ombo which is devoted to the crocodile god Sobek and you can still see the mummies of an ancient mummified crocodile, which was venerated here thousands of years ago. Kom Ombo temple was erected on the honor of two gods the crocodile-headed Sobek, god of fertility and innovator of the world, and Haroeris or the ancient falcon-headed Horus. Then, quit for the picturesque sailing to Aswan and overnight in Aswan.

Day 4 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise

Relish a leisurely breakfast, Starting you tour by visiting Aswan high dam, an engineering miracle when it was erected by president Nasser in the 1960s, Aswan Dam ( Al Sad Al aali ) is an embankment dam existing across the river the Nile in Aswan, Egypt. it was erected to dominate the water flowing of the Nile river, it creats a huge lago behind it ( Nasser lake ), The High Dam was constructed since 1960, and only after few years of building it, it has had a worthy effect on the economy and culture of Egypt, Relish the splendid landscape along the river, peek have a glimpse of the world-famed Aswan high Dam, 10 minutes free time for walking on the bank, take the best photos of Aswan dam, the guide will tell you more about the background of the history of the river Nile and Aswan dam.

Stir to the awe-inspiring antique granite quarries and site of the Unfinished Obelisk. Illustrating the talent of Egyptâ€™s stonemasons, this monolith is one-third towering than any other ancient Egyptian obelisk. Now ride a motorized vessel to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. This heavenly complex was consecrated to the Goddess Isis and reflects a melting of three great civilizations â€” Egyptian, Greek and Roman.

Thereafter, Relish the peace and quietness of the felucca Nile sailing ride in Aswan. Enjoy the sunset and high tea and snacks in the same place where Agatha Christie wrote her famed mystery fiction, Death on the Nile, and taste the flavour of the Imperial age when famous guests such as Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill stayed in Nile cruises tours.

Overnight in Aswan

Breakfast, Lunch, dinner

Optional tour to witness Sound and light show in Philae or Abu Simbel tour from Aswan

Day 5 Check out, End of Nile cruise Blue Shadow holiday

You can opt to travel either by flight or Ac coach to witness the majesty of Abu Simbel temples, Early check out followed by breakfast, transfer to Aswan airport or train station

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Day 1 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise

Wednesday Embarkation to Blue Shadow Nile cruise, Relish a luscious Lunch, starting your tours to scout the legendary High Dam, Feast your eyes by gazing at the magnificence of Philae Temple, Sailing on the Nile by Felucca, visit the stunning not complete obelisk in Aswan ancient granite quarries, lately transfer back to your Nile Cruise, Tasteful Lunch meal is waiting for you on board Afternoon tea, Relish Captain's welcome cocktail , Taste the delicious Egyptian Guava juice, Dinner and overnight on board Ms Blue Shadow in Aswan.

Overnight in Aswan

Lunch- dinner

Day 2 Kom Ombo- Edfu toursfrom Nile cruise

Thursday Optional tours to Sound and light show in Philae or to visit Abu Simbel temples

Thursday Relish a luscious breakfast on board Blue Shadow Nile cruise, feast your eyes at the time your Cruise Sailing from Aswan to Kom Ombo, scouting the glamour of Kom Ombo Temple, then sail to Edfu, Once you arrive Edfu visit the enchanting Temple of Horus in Edfu followed by sailing to Esna, Lunch included on board, enjoy Egyptian Galabeya Party, Sailing to Luxor, dinner and overnight on board on board Blue Shadow Nile cruise in Luxor.

Overnight in Edfu

Breakfast-Lunch- dinner

Day 3 Luxor tours from Nile cruise

Relish your luscious breakfast on board, sailing to Luxor, Unleash your inner explorer by the Nile cruise tours between Valley of the Kings (visiting 03 Tombs Only, Tut Ankh Amon with additional ticket), and Queen Hatshepsut temple tour, It is known now with the name of El-Deir El-Bahary, your last visit will be to Colossi of Memnon, Watch the glory of the two huge statues, Then our tour guide will escort you back to Princess Sarah Nile cruise, Lunch included on board, Belly Dance Show, dinner and overnight on board Blue Shadow cruise in Luxor.

Day 4 Disembarkation- Luxor Tours, End of Nile cruise holiday

Relish your luscious breakfast on board followed by Disembarkation from Blue Shadow Nile cruise, Now amuse your eyes by a tour to see the legendary Karnak Temples with its enormous Pillars hall, then stir towards Luxor temple to Explore the relation between the 2 temples.

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Dokter, priester, towenaar, Niankhra, naca.

Die Egiptiese dokter het groot oorweging geniet selfs buite die grense van Egipte, Homer skryf in die Odyssey "Egiptiese: die voer-produserende land daar produseer baie medisyne, baie goed, en gemeng waarmee baie sterflinge; en almal is 'n dokter, 'n deskundige bo alle mense” (IV, 219-232) en buitelandse heersers het dikwels die farao gevra om hulle na hul howe te stuur. Die Egiptiese term vir dokter is sunu, van die wortel son "om te ly" met die waarskynlike betekenis van "hy wat diegene genees wat ly". Soos in die res van die Egiptiese samelewing, is dokters hiërargies en die beroep was oorerflik. Daar is ur sunu (hoofgeneesheer), kherep sunu (inspekteur van geneeshere), hery sunu (superintendent van dokters), imy-r-sunu (superintendent van dokters), sehedj sunu (inspekteur van dokters). Uiteraard het die koning sy eie persoonlike geneesheer, sunu n nesu, (geneesheer van die koning) gehad en so ook die koningin, ur sunu n per hemet nesu, (hoofgeneesheer van die koningin se huis). Dokters is ook volgens spesialisasie ingedeel: sunu khet (buikdokter), sunu irty (oogdokter), ibeh (tandarts), neru pehuyt (bewaker van die anus). Daar was geen duidelike onderskeid tussen sunu, towenaar (hekau) en priester (zoom-necer nie), so karakters soos Niankhra kon terselfdertyd dokter van die koninklike paleis, inspekteur van dokters en priester van Serquet wees; of as Heryshefnakht, hoofgeneesheer van die koning en imy-r-hekau (superintendent van towenaars). Slegs een vroulike dokter is bekend, Pesheshet, wie se titel imy-r-sunut (superintendent van vroulike dokters) was. Die dokter het sy opleiding ontvang in die per-ankh (huise van die lewe), tempelinstellings wat vir hierdie doel gebruik word. Mediese praktyk was onderhewig aan noukeurige nakoming van die voorskrifte wat in die tekste vervat is. Die dokter wat nie aan die prosedure voldoen het nie en die pasiënt se dood veroorsaak het, kon ten minste tot later tye, miskien is die bekendstelling daarvan te danke aan die leërs van Alexander die Grote uit Asië, die eerste fokus van die siekte. Miskien kan die gebrek aan vondste wees om te wees aan die weiering om te balsem, omdat hulle onsuiwer is. Nie eers die teenwoordigheid van plaag (Yersinia pestis) word met sekerheid gedokumenteer nie, hoewel daar in verskeie tekste verwysings na generiese epidemies is.

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americaistheoldworld · 2 years

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Alexander the Great

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Tameri, "The land of the Maurs."

In this post is a 1657 map of La floridas that is identical to the 1741 map of Carolana that was shared above, since this map of La floridas is identical in size, shape, and location, so we are dealing with the same land and territory here. The interesting thing about the map of La floridas is that it has “Tamerikaans” (Tameri-Khans), written above the plaque of Florida. Tameri is an old name for ancient Egypt, and it means land of Mary (Mauritania) or the land of the Maurs. La Florida or Carolana (Lower Ethiopia/Egypt) used to be part of the Washitaw Proper, aka, Louisiana county, according to old maps from the 1700's, so... yes..., this landmass was indeed, Tameri, "the Maurs land or the land of the Maurs." Look how big La Florida used to be and it covered several states reaching all the way over into Texas and reached all the way up into Canada. Texas and several other states used to be part of Mexico. Mexico was also Southern Arabia. Mexico means "In the Center of the Moon."

Map of Mississippi river found in Burrows, Cave in Illinois

The map of the Mississippi River was found in the Burrows Cave in Illinois, which is also the location of Alexander the Great's Tomb. The Mississippi River is actually a upside down Egyptian Ankh. The Ankh is a free energy symbol of wisdom and everlasting life. The Mississipp River is a river of LIFE, so it being in the shape of an Egyptian Ankh makes sense.

Map of Alexander the great tomb

Map of the Land of the Eagle and Alexander the Great's tomb, which shows you the Nile as the Mississippi River. The map shows you Egypt (Tameri) and Morocco in America. The map lists Alexander the Great's tomb in Illinois.

Map of Alexandria, Egypt

Map of Alexandria in North America. This was the real Alexandria Egypt, since America is Tameri (old Egypt) and since Alexander the Great's tomb was found in Illinois, which is near little Egypt

Aristotle and Alexander the great

Great Greek Philosopher Aristote to the right depicted as swarthy. Alexander the Great is to the left of the image and look at the dark spots on his arm and neck, which indicates that his image was the same complexion as Aristote once.

Alexander the Great from the Byzantine Greek Manuscript

This painting of Alexander the Great is from the Byzantine Greek Manuscript. Alexander is the swarthy image on horseback that is wearing gold and red clothing with the Phoenician Mayan Taw (X) on his crest. Yes, Alexander the Great was one of the X-men from the House of Andrew

Alexander the Great and his wife

This is a poorly whitewashed painting of Alexander the Great and his wife since you can determine due to the dark spots on the images that everyone in this image was once swarthy. Look at the dark spots on the hand and arm of Alexander the Great. Look at the dark spots on the neck of his wife. Also, the hair texture is that of a Negro/Naga.

The marriage of Alexander the Great

This painting is entitled, "The Marriage of Alexander the Great." This is a poorly whitewashed image since you can determine due to the dark spots on the images that everyone in this image was once very swarthy.

Bust of Alexander the Great

Bust of Alexander the Great with Negro/Naga features

Alexander the Great Mosiac Art.

This painting of Alexander the Great is from the "Alexander the Great Mosiac." This painting has been poorly whitewashed since Alexander and one of his soldiers behind him were both lightened. You can determine this by looking at the dark spots in their faces and arms. Alexander's face is still swarthy and the soldier behind him face, and arm is still swarthy

The son of the Dragon

Alexander the Great's mother sleeping with a dragon.

Alexander the great meets Wildman

Alexander the Great was a Maur

Alexander the Great Byzantine Art

Alexander the Great is significant in history since he helped to shape the future of the Silk Road and he was King of Egypt, Persia, and etc: https://depts.washington.edu/silkroad/exhibit/macedonians/essay.html. Alexander the great is from America since Afghanistan, Tameri (old Egypt), and the Silk Road is in the Americas: https://www.americaistheoldworld.com/ancient-afghanistan-was-in-missouri/.

ALEXANDER THE GREAT’S TOMB WAS FOUND IN ILLINOIS:

Alexander’s the great tomb was found in Marion County Illinois. This cave is the famous Burrows cave that was written off as a hoax since Egyptian, Sumerian, and Assyrian artifacts were found in this cave that would have rewritten history: https://vimeo.com/channels/illinoiscaves/videos.

Most Maurs hate Alexander the Great since he is recorded in History (His-story) as being a conqueror of Egypt, and since he was used by Western Academia as a tool for white supremacy since they whitewashed his image and made him appear like a great white Greek conqueror of a Blackamoor civilization known as Egypt. Yes, Alexander the Great was a swarthy Saracen Maur from the House of Andrew and his real name was Megas Alex Andros: https://rb.gy/9lzczt.

Alexander the Great and his army of over 30,000 men feed on Alfalfa, which is a purple flowering plant with deep tap roots that is indigenous mostly to North America. Alfalfa is of Arabic origin (al-fiṣfiṣa) and it means the father of food: “What did Alexander the Great’s Army Eat in order to have Energy and Strength?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpQ3zwd9iQc&t=17s. The elderly white women who made the said YouTube video purposely shows you all the whitewashed images of Alexander the Great, so please take notice of brown hands, legs, and dark spots on white images. In this post are even more poorly whitewashed images of Alexander the Great.

Who were these Great Greeks that allegedly brought civilization to the Western World? Where they Blackamoors? Was Greece a sister civilization of Egypt? Did the Greek gods come from Egypt? These links will answer all of these questions: https://rb.gy/gf1trm.

Hermes, aka, Thoth, the Ram bearer, is the origin of all Western thought (Thoth) and he is depicted as a Blackamoor, and so was Zeus, Apollo, Hercules, Athena, and etc: https://rb.gy/1kmbf8.

ALEXANDER THE GREAT LIBERATED ANCIENT EGYPT FROM CREATED MONSTERS:

Was Alexander really a conqueror of Egypt or a liberator of Egypt? He was a liberator since he was the son of Pharoah Nectanebo and hence, accepted as a son of Amen-Ra and given the golden Ram Horns of Amun by the Egyptian high-priests after he delivered Egypt from Alchemical experiments (Hybrid beings) that were created from light alchemy that took over Egypt. These Hybrid beings were wildmen, aka, Troglodytes (hairy men), Cynocephali (dog-headed men), Blemmyes (head-less men), etc. These Hybrid beings are native to Africa because they were created in Africa in Egypt as Alchemical experiments of light, and can be found on plenty of old maps, so yes…. these hybrids beings were very real.

This image is entitled, “Alexander the Great encounters wildman.” Yes, Alexander the great was a Maur. His real name was Megas Alex Andros and he was from the House of Man. Even the House of Andrews, aka, the House of man, were Moors. Meet Lady Andros: https://jesseben.wordpress.com/2011/02/08/lady-andros-mother-of-man/.

Was this Wildman real? Yes, the wood nose, aka, Wildman, was very real (Google Wildmen vs Moors Tapestry for more evidence on this). “Homo sapiens was not the only species of human named and recognized by Linnaeus when publishing Systema Naturae, his revolutionary binomial system of zoological classification, in 1735. Among several others was Homo ferus, the wild man, which according to Linnaeus was covered in hair, moved on all fours, was mute, and lived apart from H. sapiens in forests, hills, and mountains. Today, none of Linnaeus’s ‘other’ species of human is recognized by mainstream science.” http://karlshuker.blogspot.com/2012_12_01_archive.html.

Here is an ancient map of the “Mappa Mundi” and this map shows some of the hybrid experiments that the High priests of Anu created to not only serve us, but to also go to war against each other: https://www.themappamundi.co.uk/mappa-mundi/.

Click color enhanced and the map will appear. You will see Jerusalem, Rome, Greece, Tower of Babel, Garden of Eden, and the camp of Alexander the Great. You will also see the land that we gave to monsters like Troglodytes (wildmen), Cynocephali, and Blemmyes. We named the land that we gave them after them, and you can see those places if you click on the mappa Mundi map link above.

It was the Renegade Priest Osarseph that created the Tamahu (created white person) 6000 years go in Egypt. “Yacob the big-headed Scientist,” of the Nation of Islam is a metaphor. If you look at the map that I gave you above, you will see places like Troglodites, Blemmyes, Cynocephali (werewolves), and Sciapods. We created all of these monsters using light Alchemy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WY_aOZJ3Qs.

The Egyptians created dogs, cats, and several other animals through gene splicing. The Egyptians were masters of alchemy and they used their pyramids as electromagnetic generators to create life through light (sound). The word pyramid means fire in the middle. Over 70 million animal mummies were found in 30 sites across Egypt: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-32685945. Why so many animal mummies? Well, the only logical explanation is that the Egyptians were into creating beings from light alchemy in order to create a better version of themselves and other beings. The result was the Magna Opus, aka, the Great work, which is to create a perfect life form to serve a purpose on earth for the benefit of life in general. However, this practice became corrupted and got out of control.

You know how long and how hard it was for the Egyptians to take a base metal product, the serpent, to create the golden cat? It probably took years to perfect the cat, considering how elegant and how graceful the cat is. Therefore, to prevent the loss of DNA from the animal that took so long to create, the High priest would mummify the remains of that animal, so that it can be resurrected/cloned in the future. This was the priest’s way of saving their Great Work. The cat has slanted and dilated eyes just like a serpent does and it hisses like a serpent does. Plus, it has a tail just like a serpent, so you can see that the cat was molded from the serpent.

Also, check out Catherine Acholonu’s CSPAN discussion about her new book: “They Lived Before Adam”. She states that her and her research team translated cuneiform/hieroglyphic typewriter from the Nsude Pyramids in Abaja, Northern Igbo land that gives details about an Ancient African civilization/empire that experimented in creating hybrid beings. “Our greatest problem is that we created another man to serve us.” ~ The Egyptians. (This is coming from the book, Hermetica, by Walter Scott).

Alexander the Great went From Tameri (old Egypt), aka, Greater Egypt or Ethiopia Superior, in the Americas to Egypt (Alkhemet) in Africa to free that Egypt from Hybrid beings that took over Alkhemet and was rewarded as the son of Amun-Ra for doing so. The Egyptian Priest didn’t just reward the golden ram horns of Amun, as displayed on Pharoah Seti I, unless the recipient is worthy and one of their own kings: https://rb.gy/exouzd.

Yes, Ancient Greece and Rome was first in the Americas before we built their duplicates in Europe that eventually got corrupted, this evidence further proves the Alexander the Great was from the Americas: https://www.americaistheoldworld.com/ancient-greece-and-ancient-rome-was-in-old-world-america/.

ALEXANDER THE GREAT, THE DRAGON-KING:

Alexander the Great was a Dragon-king, since he was the son of the swarthy Egyptian sorcerer and exiled pharaoh, Nectanebo, who disguised himself as a dragon to impregnated Alexander’s swarthy mother Queen Olympias of Macedonian (see post image):

“The image above depicts the Macedonian queen Olympias in bed with the Egyptian sorcerer and exiled pharaoh, Nectanebo, disguised as a dragon. Meanwhile, Olympias’s husband, King Philip, peers through a small window in the door to spy on the scene. According to the story, Nectanebo used astrology to convince the queen that a god would appear to her in the form of a dragon and she would bear his son. Nectanebo then transforms himself into a dragon, tricking Olympias into thinking that he is the prophesied god. The dragon seems to smile triumphantly at King Philip, wrapping its arms around Olympias in a possessive manner. Interestingly, the dragon does not conceal or hide Olympias from the eyes of the viewer or King Philip. The audience is thus placed in the position of King Philip, able to observe the scene through a small window, but powerless to intervene. The image brings into question the significance of private female spaces and adulterous queens. As the act depicted here marks the conception of Alexander the Great, it also serves as evidence of Alexander’s extraordinary origins and suggests a potential rationale for his immense success as a warrior and ruler.

The picture above is included in a book entitled the History of Alexander the Great (Les faize d’Alexandre). This particular version is Vasco da Lucena’s French translation of Quintus Curtius Rufus’s Latin text, Historiae Alexandri Magni, dating to the first century CE. Lucena was a scholar and diplomat who served in the Portuguese and Burgundian courts. He translated the account of Alexander at the behest of Isabella of Portugal and dedicated the book to the future duke, Charles the Bold. Lucena intentionally used this account rather than the widely circulating medieval Alexander romances because he considered Rufus’s version to be the most historically accurate and suitable for educating a young ruler.” [End quote from: http://inpress.lib.uiowa.edu/Feminae/DetailsPage.aspx?Feminae_ID=43156.].

Why did Alexander the Great want everyone to know that he was born from a dragon? Well, he wanted to establish himself as a legitimate Messiah or Christ-king (Dragon-king), since all of the sons of god and avatars (great souls) are born from the dragon (the Draco constellation when its star Theban was the Pole Star or North Star), which used to be a symbol of free energy (wisdom and everlasting life) and mighty kingship. We are all symbolically born from the dragon, since the rainbow serpent or dragon is the creator God, according to indigenous legends all over the world: https://rb.gy/xtekwq.

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egyptonlinetours1 · 2 years

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Egypt Cairo Holiday with Alexandria Tour

Travel Egypt and get ready to explore it with Egypt Vacation Packages by visiting the famous and historical places, try our different packages to find what you love like Egypt classic tours by visiting the classic places in Egypt like the temples or museums and more or you can try the holy land tours if you love to know more about the Islamic religion by visiting the most famous mosques in Egypt like Muhammad Ali Pasha Mosque, Amr Ibn El-Aas Mosque, Al-Hussein Mosque, and Al Azhar Mosque and more with Egypt Travel Package

Egypt Holiday Package ,Prepare yourself for your journey to Explore Alexandria with Egypt Cairo Holiday with Alexandria Tour, start your journey in Cairo by visiting the most famous attractions in it like the three pyramids of Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinus then visit the great sphinx the guardian of the pyramids, then visit the panorama area to get a great collection of photos or visit the valley temple to see the great statues of Chephren and know about his history, time to visit the Egyptian museum to watch a rare collection of masterpieces and statues of ancient Egypt kings. From Cairo to Alexandria to visit the most attractive highlights there, start with the great library of Alexandria is considering a research center, because it contains a books, articles and papyrus scrolls dates back to Pharaonic and Greek era, besides others eras including Islamic and Coptic period it built by Ptolemy I son of Alexander at 3rd century BC, there is the Roman theater and Citadel of Qaitbay, the citadel is the most gleaming landmarks of Alexandria and it was the strongest fortress on the Mediterranean Sea.

DAY 1: Arrival Cairo, Egypt Cairo Holidays Your Egypt Cairo Holiday Package will start at Cairo Airport as Maestro Online Travel representative will be waiting to assist you through airport formalities and escort you to the hotel for check in and overnight stay. DAY 2: Giza sightseeing Tours After Breakfast, depart for a full day tour to visit the Pyramids of giza, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the world & Sphinx with its human face & lion body stand in front of the Pyramids. Then visit the ancient capital of Egypt Memphis & Sakkara to view the treasure of the ancient King Ramsis II & view the step Pyramid of King Zoser. Lunch meal is served in a local restaurant in Cairo. Back to hotel for overnight stay. DAY 3: Cairo - Alexandria Tour After breakfast, depart for a drive to the Mediterranean city of Alexandria which known as The Bride of the Mediterranean. Visit the famous Catacombs & Bombay Pillar & Citadel & Alexandria Library, which renovated 2002 and reopened then lunch meal will be served in a local restaurant in Alexandria, proceed to the beautiful Montazah Gardens. Then drive back to Cairo and Overnight stay. DAY 4: Cairo sightseeing tour After breakfast, a full day guided tour in Cairo starting by visiting the Egyptian Museum where you will have the chance to view the treasure of the famous ancient king Tut Ankh Amoun. Then proceed to the Citadel of Saladdin where you will visit the famous Mosque of Mohamed Ali which known as “Alabaster Mosque” and watch the super view of Cairo in the background then proceed to the Hanging Church and Ben Ezra Synagogue, end your tour by the Khan El Khalili Bazaar which includes the largest Era in the Middle East to shop and go back home with souvenirs to your beloved. Return to your hotel for overnight DAY 5: Cairo - Home After breakfast check out, then transfer to Cairo International airport to fly back home. ( End of Cairo Vacation Package )

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Egypt Cairo Holidays includes: - Meet and assist upon arrival and departure by our representative in all airports during Egypt Tour & Travel Package - Assistance of our personal during your tours and excursions - All airport transfers by modern air-conditioned vehicles - Hotel accommodation for 4 nights in Cairo on bed and buffet breakfast - Full day tour to Pyramids of giza, Sphinx, Valley temple, Memphis and Sakkara - Full day tour to the Egyptian Museum, Citadel, Alabaster Mosque - Full day tour to the Alexandria Library, Montazah Palace, Catacomb and Pompey Pillar - Lunch meals during Cairo tours and Giza - Egyptologist english tour guide - Entrance fees to the sights as per the Egypt tour package itinerary - All hotel taxes and charges

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Egypt Cairo Holidays excludes: Optional Tours Personal expenses Tipping

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White desert Safari Trip

- Egypt is it a desert?

In reality, the majority of Egypt is a desert, with dry water courses called wadis in Arabic. Since most of northeast Africa is high desert, water sources were typically found in valleys or depressions wherever there was a plenty of it, whether in the Nile Valley or a desert oasis.

- Where is White Desert located?

if you want to enjoy White desert Safari Trip, you must to know where the white desert located, It takes only 4-5 hours to go from Cairo to the White Desert. Using a local bus or arranging transportation with a driver are both options. Usually, you'll be picked up from your hotel in the morning, spend the night in the oasis (which isn't all that charming), and leave early the next morning for the desert.

- What Makes the White Desert Unique?

Maestro Online Travel give you the chance to enjoy White desert Safari Trip and know how it's unique,"The combination of the white sand with the sunshine makes the White Desert such a unique spot, in addition to being a very safe region where there are no harmful animals," said the author. "It also features enormous chalk cliffs and really interesting sand formations arising from sandstorms in the area.

- Is it freezing in the White Desert?

The White Desert is quite chilly. A good jacket is required to stay warm at night because temperatures can drop by up to 30 degrees, so Maestro online Travel advice you to wear heavy during your White desert Safari Trip.,

- Are Egypt Tours to the White Desert Secure?

Yes! The road leading down to Baharayia is currently sealed off and subject to strict security checks. Therefore, there shouldn't be any problems and nobody who shouldn't be there will show up, so don't worry during your White desert Trip.

Day 1 Arrival Cairo

Siwa Oasis Safari Short Break, Maestro Online Travel offering you a special desert safari adventure, our representative will meet & assist you in all the procedures upon your arrival at Cairo international airport then transfer to your hotel & help you to check in a smooth way & overnight in Cairo.

Day 2 Cairo Day Tour

Breakfast at your hotel, your professional tour guide will escort you to explore the secrets of the Pyramids of Giza, the most famous landmark of Egypt and one of the most astonishing monuments in the whole world, see the Sphinx which is another breathtaking monument. We will be having lunch in one of the recommended local restaurants in the area of Giza. Then proceed to visit the Egyptian Museum the largest museum in the whole world. The highlights of more than 120,000 displays include the treasures of King Tut Ankh Amun, the Mummies Hall, and many other displays dating to various eras of ancient Egyptian history, back to your hotel & overnight in Cairo.

Day 3 Alamein/Siwa

After early breakfast at your hotel, our representative will pick you up from your hotel at about 6 am, then drive via a private air-conditioned vehicle to Al Alamein, about 3 hours from Cairo, visit the WW II Museum & the Cemetery, drive on to Marsa Matrouh, after that continue to Siwa, about 6 hours from El Alamein, dinner & overnight in Siwa.

Day 4 Siwa Tour

Enjoy an oriental breakfast, your first visit to Siwa will be to Shali, a mysterious ancient town that was founded more than 800 years ago and deserted less than 100 years in the past. The ruins show the primitive houses of the town. The following visit in Siwa will be to the Temple of the Oracle (Amun Ra Temple), perhaps the most significant historical site of the Western Desert, famous for the visit of Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC & visit Alexander Temple. Then you will love our next stop to the Cleopatra Bath, the most popular natural spring in Siwa and an amazing place to swim, Have dinner & overnight in Siwa.

Day 5 Siwa/Bir Wahid

Breakfast at the hotel, it is time now to discover the secrets of some ancient tombs in Siwa, first visit of today will be to Jebel El Mawta, or the Mountain of the Dead. This hill, located near Shali, hosts a number of rock-cut tombs that date to the ruling period of the 26th dynasty. There are the tombs of Si-Amun, Mesu-Isis, and the tomb of the Crocodile that are practically interesting built in the 3rd century BC. After that, it is time to drive to another hot spring which is called (Bir Wahid) spring for chilling and tranquilizing our Muscles. Back to the hotel and overnight in Siwa.

Day 6 Shali City

Breakfast at the hotel, continue your tours in Siwa by visiting Shali, one of the mysterious historical sites of Siwa. Founded in the 13th century, Shali is a deserted town today with a large number of houses made out of mud. Due to the harsh rainfalls that occurred at the beginning of the 20th century, the inhabitants of Shali left their houses. However, it is still charming until today with a unique type of magic, then visit Siwa Museum, you will be transferred to Cairo and overnight in Cairo hotel

Day 7 Fly Back Home

Breakfast at your hotel, free time at your leisure then transfers to Cairo international airport with Maestro Online Travel for your final departure.

For more info. kindly visit www.maestroegypttours.com

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Egypt and Jordan Tours

Experience gorgeous Egypt and Jordan tours Discover Petra which is one of the new seven wonders of the world, which give you a remarkable experience to live the traditional lifestyle of people and enjoy relaxing and exciting activities in the beautiful desert, get a magical experience to enter this hidden city through a long narrow Siq, scout the amazing carved buildings made by Human hands, get the chance to try horseback riding to the entrance of the canyon, Camels are available to hire inside Petra.

A trip to the Giza Pyramids is a must when you visit Cairo, a journey to Memphis and Sakkara will take you even further back in time, visit Old Cairo is a spiritual journey to the Coptic and Islamic Era via Egypt Tours and Jordan Holidays visit Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a modern city with numerous ancient ruins. Atop Jabal al-Qala’a hill, the historic Citadel includes the pillars of the Roman Temple of Hercules and the 8th-century Umayyad Palace complex, known for its grand dome.

Explore Egypt’s ancient past that is still alive in its majestic monuments and relics that have survived along the years in Luxor, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Aswan. Discover the best of Egypt with Luxor to Aswan Cruises and choose from our fancy and deluxe 5 stars Nile Cruises. Feast your soul with the beautiful surroundings of the Nile River and visit the most famous landmarks in the world such as Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, Edfu Temple, Philae Temple and more via Egypt Vacation and Jordan Tours, scout Petra is a famous archaeological site in Jordan's southwestern desert. Dating to around 300 B.C., it was the capital of the Nabatean Kingdom. Accessed via a narrow canyon called Al Siq, it contains tombs and temples carved into pink sandstone cliffs, earning its nickname, the "Rose City.

Get excited with Egypt travel and Jordan tours and visit one of the most famous attractions in the whole world; the Giza Pyramids, considered the most famous and mysterious constructions in the world, built 4,700 years ago as massive tombs by the orders of the Egypt's pharaohs and date back to the Old Kingdom era, the magnificent pyramids of Giza includes three pyramids, known as Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinus pyramids, then enjoy the nature of the Nile river between Luxor and Aswan , Visit Umm Qais (Gadara), it was discovered by Alexander the great, it is ten cities considered as a union, take a breath taking to the amazing view to Jordan Valley, Galilee Sea, and the heights of Golan, Then proceed to Jerash which back to the Roman Empire, located in Gilead Mountain, it is considered one of the largest sites of the Roman Architecture. Explore Egypt Holidays and Jordan Tours Day 01: Arrive Cairo At the time your flight touching Cairo Land, one delegate from Flying Carpet Tours will be holding a sign with your name, transfer to hotel, relax from the inconvenience of your travel, be ready for your Cairo and Nile Cruise Package tomorrow, overnight in Cairo.

Day 02: Pyramids, Egyptian Museum, Old Cairo Taste the flavor of your breakfast at hotel, then Flying Carpet Tours guide will lead you to a ravishing tour to Pyramids of Giza, feast your eyes by visiting Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinus, then your guide will take you to panoramic view of the pyramids, memorable photos available to the three pyramids together, next move to the Sphinx, scout the valley temple, relax by having lunch at local restaurant, after Lunch your tour guide will escort you to the Egyptian Museum which contains amazing treasures of King Tut Ankh Amun, your last visit will be to Old Cairo, visit the hanging church, Abu Serga Church, and Ben Ezra synagogue, finally back to hotel, night at leisure, or choose from variety of optional tours, Either to try Dinner Cruise on the Nile River with Folklore show, Belly Dancer, surprises are waiting for you, or try optional to the sound & light show at the pyramids, overnight in Cairo.

Day 03: Cairo to Luxor - Nile Cruise Taste the flavor of your breakfast at hotel, then one delegate from Flying Carpet Tours will escort you to Cairo domestic airport, fly to Luxor, arrive Luxor, transfer to your Nile Cruise, start your Cruise Package, embrace the Culture of Luxor, visit the flourishing Karnak Temple, watch the glory of the huge Pillars hall, move to scout Luxor temple, at the end of your tour back to your Cruise, Lunch included on board, Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 04: Nile Cruise Package Taste the flavor of your breakfast on board, feast your eyes between Valley of the Kings ( visit 03 Tombs Only ), Next visit to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, known now with the name of El-Deir El-Bahary, your last visit will be to Colossi of Memnon, Watch the glory of the two huge statues, finally your tour guide will escort you back to your Cruise, Sail to Edfu, Lunch included on board, Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 05: Nile Cruise Package Taste the flavor of your breakfast on board, then Flying Carpet Tours Guide will escort you to visit Edfu Temple (Horus Temple), feast your eyes once your Cruise sailing from Edfu to Kom Ombo, arrive Kom Ombo, unleash your soul while exploring the glory of Kom Ombo Temple, sail towards Aswan, Lunch included on board, Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 06: Nile Cruise Package Taste the flavor of your breakfast on board, embrace Aswan Culture by visiting the High Dam, next tour to the Unfinished Obelisk, feast your eyes and visit the ravishing Philae Temple, Lunch included on board, Dinner and overnight on board.

Day 07: Aswan / Cairo Today is your flight back to Cairo, taste the flavor of your breakfast on board, then one of Flying Carpet Tours delegates will lead you to Aswan Airport, fly back to Cairo, once your flight touching Cairo Land, transfer to hotel, array of optional tours you can choose if you prefer, either to try sound and light show at the Pyramids, or to try Dinner Cruise with Belly Dancer, overnight in Cairo.

Day 08: Cairo to Amman Taste the flavor of your breakfast at hotel, then Flying Carpet Tours delegate will transfer you to Cairo Airport, move to Amman, at the time you arrive Amman, transfer to hotel, relax from the inconvenience of Travel, overnight in Amman.

Day 09: Umm Qais, Jerash, Ajloun Taste the flavor of your breakfast at hotel, then drive by air-conditioned vehicle to Umm Qais which known as Gadara, it is ten cities considered as a union, enjoy the wonderful view in Jordan Valley, Galilee Sea, and the heights of Golan, then move to scout Jerash, which back to the Roman Empire, located in Gilead Mountain, it is considered one of the largest sites of the Roman Architecture, watch the glory of the colonnaded street, Artemis Temple and the Nymphaeum, then move to the castle of Ajloun, which is an Islamic castle, built by Salah Eldin at the 12th Century, at the end of the day transfer back to the Hotel in Amman, Overnight in Amman.

Day 10: Mount Nebo, Madaba, Dead Sea Taste the flavor of your breakfast at hotel, then drive by air-conditioned vehicle to The Mountain of Nebo, and visit the tomb of Moses the profit, then explore the old Monastery overlooking the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, as well as Jericho, then move to visit Madaba, akso visit St. George’s Church, then visit the mosaic map of Palestine, then drive to the famous dead sea, which is a salt lake bordered by Jordan to the east and Israel and the West Bank to the west, It was one of the world's first health resorts, it is your chance to enjoy natural health and the beauty at the same time, the dead sea considered the saltiest and most mineral-laden body of water in the world. Get relax, and enjoy, at the end of the day transfer back to the Hotel in Amman, Overnight in Amman.

Day 11: Petra Tours Taste the flavor of your breakfast at hotel, then drive by air-conditioned vehicle to The Rose Red City of Petra, know the legends of Petra, carved directly into vibrant red, white, pink, and sandstone cliff faces, the prehistoric Jordanian city of Petra was "lost" to the Western world for hundreds of years, Petra is without a doubt Jordan's most valuable treasure and greatest tourist attraction, enter this hidden city through a long narrow Siq, Explore the amazing carved buildings made by Human hands, get the chance to try horseback riding to the entrance of the canyon, Camels are available to hire inside Petra, finally at the end of your tour drive back to Amman, overnight in Amman.

Day 12: Final departure Today is the valediction day, taste the flavor of your breakfast at hotel, then one of Flying Carpet Tours delegates will lead you to Amman airport, for the final departure. More info about: Egypt and Jordan Tours Tel.: +201099906242 Email: [email protected] Website: www.flyingcarpettours.com

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princesslocket · 2 years

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12 Days of Buddymas - Day 7 Favorite Character(s)

Kiri Hyoryu of course~💧

Subaru Hoshiyomi as well 🌟

They've both been my absolute favorites since I started the series! (Fun Fact - I started Ace & the OG on the same day by accident. I had gotten up to ep 3 of ace before it hit me that I was watching the series out of order and was going to spoil myself if I continued like that so I switched to the OG and bada bing bada boom I had acquired 2 new favs in the span of a few hours).

I'd like to think that I'd get along with them if we ever met?! If anything we could all bond over our love for buddyfight and mayhaps even have a quiet hangout in a library or cafe owo

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este también! :D

#future card buddyfight #future card buddyfight ace #Yuga mikado #gargantua dragon #Ra #Magma Horus #Freeza Horus #Masato rikuo #Agito #Subaru hoshiyomi #Cross #Alexander Ankh #Overgod #kei jinguji #fanart #my draw

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My Time Cat Theory

Since we finally have some proper pics for Wizards nows a good as time as any to drop my time cat theory. I thought about making a youtube video about it but since I don’t really have much to say it works better as a post lol.

So Time Cat is a book written by Lloyd Alexander in 1963 and I read it when I was like 10 because the cover was cool. The premise is basically that cats can travel to any point in their 9 lives and bring a human friend with them. Their 9 lives are actually reincarnations across time and so we get to see cool places in history. The cat in time cat is nicely illustrated on the cover and is notably a black cat with a white ankh on his chest and white cat eyebrows. Not unlike a certain familiar we meet in 3below. (I know he doesn't have an ankh but roll with me here) Literally the moment he came on screen I was taken back in time to 10 year old me reading time cat.

Now that we have these probably time travel screenshots from Wizards my theory is this: Douxie has traveled through time with said familiar in a way similar to what we see in time cat; and it was him who helped make the amulet all those years ago.

“But Swift this is a really random ass book what connection does it even have to trolls and stuff?”

Well Lloyd Alexander did also write the Black Cauldron and other fantasy novels that I haven’t personally read but might feature trolls. And he has written stories about wizards in particular, but like I said, I haven’t read those. And these stories usually are set very specifically in a celtic/gaelic type of location, which does also call back to Douxie’s accent.

Mostly this is just an interesting thought that struck me.

#wizards #trollhunters #tales of arcadia #theory

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6, 16, 17 for the book asks?

6. Was there anything you meant to read, but never got to?

Hmm. I did mean to read The Iliad this year but I didn't manage to get into it. I've finally managed to get the Caroline Alexander translation though, so that might be a bit more accessible!

16. What is the most over-hyped book you read this year?

Sorry for praising him in my last answer and then dissing him but I read Carpe Jugulum by Terry Pratchett, on the recommendation of several friends, which I really struggled with and didn't enjoy. I like the Ankh Morpork based Discworld novels much more!

17. Did any books surprise you with how good they are?

Yes! Honestly the whole Expanse series far exceeded my expectations and remains one of my fave scifi series. Also Kings of the Wyld and Bloody Rose by Nicholas Eames really surprised me. I bought them as pulp fiction but then really really enjoyed the twists and turns of the plot. The author uses a lot of foreshadowing and nonlinear time sequencing in their description of fights which I really enjoyed.

Send me book asks please!

#thank you anon!!!!#i love answering these 😊#asks #anonymous

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Now available for order from our partners at Indie Press Revolution: Beckett’s Jyhad Diary Deluxe Edition!

It’s ever been a loaded word among vampires. Jyhad is in force everywhere from lofty, perfumed Elysium to cloying, smoke-filled blood feasts. Jyhad’s the eternal game played by elders, Methuselahs, and worse — it’s the agenda of beings so utterly beyond humanity, one such as yourself could scarcely understand its movements.

Luckily for you, you’ve picked up a copy of my diary. With my help you may just take a step on the first rung of understanding. Information worth having is information you must earn through blood, and oh, how I’ve bled for what’s contained within these pages.

— Beckett

Beckett’s Jyhad Diary serves as the definitive book of setting and plot for Vampire: The Masquerade, containing 30 chapters spanning different geographical regions, encountering vampires of every clan, profiling obscure and profound segments of the mythology, and providing countless story hooks on every page.

Masterfully written by the likes of Neall Raemonn Price, Joshua Alan Doetsch, Myranda Sarro, Steffie de Vaan, Malcolm Sheppard, Alan Alexander, Renee Knipe, and Matthew Dawkins, Beckett’s Jyhad Diary is as fascinating to read as to use for your game Chronicles.

Also available for V20: Beckett’s Jyhad Diary V20 Storyteller’s Screen and Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition Dice! The screen is a sturdy three-panel foldout with pertinent charts and quick-reference information for V20 games. The dice are, made by Q Worshop, are elegant grey-and-black featuring the numbers 1 through 9 in the familiar Vampire title font, and the V20 ankh taking the place of the 10, surrounded by thorned rose vines.

Also available: Changeling: The Dreaming 20th Anniversary Edition Deluxe Edition!

Judge us not by our seemings for we are never what we appear. Come hither, changelings and join the dream-dance, lest the winter come and the Dreaming pass into memory.

Recall your heritage! Let the games begin!

Twenty years ago, White Wolf published Changeling: the Dreaming, the fifth of their promised five game-lines that together comprised the World of Darkness. Seen by some as a lighter, more fantasy-based setting in the modern-day, and by others as the darkest game White Wolfhad yet created, players had to face the question of what happens once creativity and magic fades from their world.

This 20th Anniversary Edition of Changeling: the Dreaming returns to that deceptively bright yet terrifying world and both compiles and completes the concepts of the previous two editions. Led by veteran White Wolf and Onyx Path developer “Blackhat” Matt McFarland, our writing team consists of longtime Changeling creators like Ian Lemke, Jackie Cassada, Nicky Rea, and Peter Woodworth, as well as familiar names such as Holden Shearer, John Snead, Maggie Carrol, Matthew Dawkins, and Krister Michl. One and all are dedicated to making Changeling: the Dreaming Twentieth Anniversary Edition the most playable edition yet – while not losing the wonder, awe, and majesty that Changeling is known for.

A revised and up to date look at the World of Darkness through the eyes of the Kithain – what has happened to the Dreaming in the last 20 years, and what is the state of Glamour and dreams?

Rules for all of the kiths including in 2nd ed, plus fan favorites from other books: selkies, piskies, clurichaun, and both Arcadian and Concordian sidhe.

Rules for the Gallain: The inanimae, the hsien, the Nunnehi, and others!

An overhauled and reimagined system for fae magic, including new Arts and the powerful but dangerous practice of Unleashing!

New full-color beautiful artwork as well as classic Changeling illustrations including remastered full page pieces of the kiths by Tony Diterlizzi.

Also available for Changeling: Changeling: The Dreaming 20th Anniversary Edition Storyteller’s Screen and Changeling: The Dreaming 20th Anniversary Edition Dice! Like the screen above, this is a sturdy three-panel foldout with useful reference information for Changeling Storytellers. The Q Workshop dice display the numbers 1 through 9 (with the signature Changeling luna moth on the 0 face) placed in a stained glass motif.

For more about our partnership with IPR, please see Rich’s recent Monday Meeting Notes.

Kickstarter Update

Our next Kickstarter is going to be Lunars: Fangs at the Gate for Exalted 3rd Edition, coming up on February 12 at 2pm Eastern!

Did you miss one of our previous Kickstarters? The following Kickstarted products are still open for preorders via BackerKit:

Dystopia Rising: Evolution: Dystopia Rising: Evolution rulebook

Scion: Scion 2nd Edition (Origin and Hero)

Trinity Continuum: Trinity Continuum (core rules and Trinity Continuum: Æon)

Exalted: Dragon-Blooded: What Fire Has Wrought

Vampire: The Masquerade: V5 Chicago by Night

Chronicles of Darkness: Chronicles of Darkness: Dark Eras 2

Geist: The Sin-Eaters: Geist: The Sin-Eaters 2nd Edition

Community Spotlight

The following community-created content for Scarred Lands has been added to the Slarecian Vault in the last week (to be updated once DTRPG is back up):

Your product could be here! Have you considered creating your own to sell?

The following community-created content for Realms of Pugmire has been added to Canis Minor in the last week:

Calling: Librarians

Your product could be here! Have you considered creating your own to sell

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Blue Shadow Nile Cruise

Explore the well-known cities of Aswan, Kom Ombo, Edfu, and Luxor for fun and to have a posh experience. Choose from a variety of Nile Cruises, such as Blue Shadow Nile Cruise, that provide you with an excellent experience and transport you to both well-known and lesser-known sights along the banks of the river Nile.

Experience the charming nature of Aswan and see the breathtaking sights in the city with Blue Shadow Nile Cruise Tours and Stay. You will have the opportunity to see the magnificent High Dam, one of the most significant advancements and accomplishments in modern Egyptian history, and then feast your eyes on the magnificence of Philae Temple, which houses numerous ancient Egyptian sanctuaries and shrines, including For Millennia, the Bed of the Pharaoh, Trajan's Kiosk, and more. As the epicentre of the religion of the goddess Isis under the Ptolemaic Dynasty, Philae gained popularity.

The magnificent Kom Ombo and Edfu Temples are open for exploration on the Blue Shadow Nile Cruise. Visit the Kom Ombo Temples, which are made up of the Sobek Temple and the Haroeris Temple. The Greco-Roman era saw the construction of the Kom Ombo Temple. The temple, known as "Ber Sobek" or the abode of the god Sobek, was much older and its ruins served as the foundation for this one. Additionally, sail to Edfu Temple, which is ranked second in size only to Karnak. It started to be built in the Ptolemy III era and was finished in the Ptolemy IV era. It was intended for Horus, the god with a falcon head. As a result, it served as the focal point of numerous Horus-related sacred Egyptian ceremonies.

Blue Shadow Nile cruise boat Starting from Luxor

Every Saturday for 4 Nights 5 Days Program ends at Aswan in Wednesday

Day 1 Welcome in Luxor - Luxor Tours from Nile Cruise

Today relish a tour to the enormous Temple of Karnak. one of Egypt’s superb ancient temple , Strolling through the massive Court into the Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak temple, it’s impossible not to be overwhelmed by the 134 columns towering above you like an antique forest. At the backward of the complex you will see the holy lake where centuries ago it was used for purification. After touring Karnak temples complex, you will have more free time to reconnoiter at leisure.Stir to Luxor Temple which revealed by Mariette in the 1860 and was once connected to the Temples of Karnak by a two-kilometer long Avenue of Sphinx. A pure Egyptian temple, the internal walls and columns are adorned with knotted hieroglyphics which your masterly guide will assist you decipher. Find out how Alexander the Great recorded himself into Luxor Temple’s history, and set your eyes on one of the original pair of obelisk, the second of which now stands on the Concorde square in Paris

Overnight in Luxor - Lunch- Dinner meals

Opt tours Sound and light show or tour to banana island

Day 2 Luxor West Bank Tours From Nile cruise

If you want to enter inside King Tutankhamen and Ramses VI tombs, a supplementary cost is payable immediate during the tour. West bank’s touring also encompassing the staggering Funerary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, Egypt’s only female ruler, rising out of the desert plain in a series of terraces. Relish free period to reconnoitre at your leisure as you stroll the massive courtyards and marvel the complicated hieroglyphic frills. you’ll also enamour the Colossi of Memnon Standing like guards along the way to the Valley of Kings, impressive memorials of Amenhotep that soar 75 feet above the desert yellow sands.You will cruise to Edfu via Esna dam. Relish your afternoon tea and snacks out on the sun deck, bask in the sun, Tonight, enjoy a specific Egyptian Galabeyya Party. Overnight in Edfu

Overnight in Edfu - Breakfast-lunch-dinner

Day 3 Edfu and Kom Ombo tours from Nile cruise

Day 4 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise

Stir to the awe-inspiring antique granite quarries and site of the Unfinished Obelisk. Illustrating the talent of Egypt’s stonemasons, this monolith is one-third towering than any other ancient Egyptian obelisk. Now ride a motorized vessel to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. This heavenly complex was consecrated to the Goddess Isis and reflects a melting of three great civilizations — Egyptian, Greek and Roman.

Overnight in Aswan

Breakfast, Lunch, dinner

Optional tour to witness Sound and light show in Philae or Abu Simbel tour from Aswan

Day 5 Check out, End of Nile cruise Blue Shadow holiday

You can opt to travel either by flight or Ac coach to witness the majesty of Abu Simbel temples, Early check out followed by breakfast, transfer to Aswan airport or train station

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Day 1 Aswan sightseeing tours from Nile cruise

Overnight in Aswan

Lunch- dinner

Day 2 Kom Ombo- Edfu toursfrom Nile cruise

Thursday Optional tours to Sound and light show in Philae or to visit Abu Simbel temples

Overnight in Edfu

Breakfast-Lunch- dinner

Day 3 Luxor tours from Nile cruise

Day 4 Disembarkation- Luxor Tours, End of Nile cruise holiday

Blue Shadow Nile cruise Includes

Meet and assis service , pick up service from Luxor or Aswan airport, train station

All transfers by modern AC coach with expert drivers

Accommodation on board Blue Shadow Nile Cruise includes breakfast, lunch, dinner

All the Nile cruise tours as mentioned in worldtouradvice itinerary

Professional English speaking guide ( Expert in Egyptology ) on board Blue Shadow Nile Cruise

Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites in World tour advice itinerary

All Service Charges and taxes

Blue Shadow Nile Cruise Facilities

This deluxe Five-star Nile cruise ( Blue Shadow ) purvey you a voyage to remember with gorgeous dining, stunning surroundings and an catchy program of onboard entertainment as well as granting you relaxing access to the sights and scenery of the Nile and South Egypt. roomette are equipped with air conditioning, mini-bar, satellite flat-screen TV, wide-ranging Panoramic Windows, & Safe box.

Blue Shadow Nile Cruise Excludes

- Optional tours

- Tipping

- Anything not mentioned in our itinerary

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Ancient Egypt Tour - The Tour To Watch Out For!

The history of Egypt goes back to more than 10000 years with ancient fossils proving this fact.

King Menes founded the first United Kingdom established in Egypt in the 31st century BC. Menes also founded the 1st dynasty of the Old Kingdom period of ancient Egypt.

A period that is famous for building the marvelous pyramids that today attract thousands of travelers to tour Egypt to view the greatness of the constructions of the Pharaohs.

The Pharaohs ruled over Egypt for 27 centuries. With some intermediate periods, as historians prefer to call them, the ancient Egyptians were able to create a civilization that is unique in its sciences, achievements, and architecture.

When Alexander the great had died in the 4th century BC, after he conquered Egypt, the country became a Ptolemaic kingdom that lasted for more than 3 centuries before the Romans took control of Egypt.

In the 7th century AD, the Museums coming from the Arabian Peninsula took control of Egypt.

Many Moslem dynasties including the Fatimids, the Ayyubids, the Mamluks, the Ottomans and the royal family of Mohamed Ali governed Egypt until the revolution of 1952 that declared Egypt as a republic with the first president being Mohamed Naguib.

Today thousands of tourists travel to Egypt every year. The most important touristic destinations in Egypt would definitely include Cairo, the capital, Alexandria, Aswan, Luxor, Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, and the oases of the Western Desert.

In Cairo, the tourists, spending their holidays in Egypt, would surly visit the pyramids of Giza, the most popular monument in the world. Cairo has a lot to offer to travelers who tour Egypt. There is the also the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities displaying hundreds of marvelous exhibits including the treasures of Tut Ankh Amun. Other places of interest in Cairo include the Saladin Citadel, the ancient necropolis of Saqqara, Memphis, and Khan El Khalili touristic market. This is besides a large number of museums, historical mosques, and churches.

Many travelers who go on trips to Egypt Jordan and Israel tours have started during the past decade to prefer including a Nile Cruise journey between Luxor and Aswan to their travel package in Egypt. These ships are deluxe, offer the highest standards of services and facilities and provide the guests with an inclusive visits' program. The most important attractions in Luxor include the Temple of Karnak, the Temple of Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Hatshepsut, the Colossi of Memnon, and many other remarkable historical sites. In Aswan, the visitors who enjoy their holidays in Egypt would explore the High Dam, the Temple of Philae, and the Unfinished Obelisk.

Away from historical sites, travelers who plan to enjoy a vacation in Egypt may prefer the marvelous beaches of the Red Sea. Cities like Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada are popular resorts with amazing beaches and unmatched opportunities for diving and snorkeling in the rich underwater environment of the Red Sea. In the afternoon and late at night, these two destinations offer the tourists who are on holidays in Egypt with a huge variety of places to visit and activities to do. This includes restaurants, shops, nightclubs, discos, and many other options.

The Egyptian oases of the Western Desert began attracting many people from all over the globe to go on trips to Egypt. With attractions like the White Desert, the Black Desert, many natural water springs, and the Crystal Mountains, the Western Desert of Egypt welcomes numerous travelers who tour Egypt. Historical monuments of the Western Desert include the Valley of the Mummies, the Temple of the Oracle of Amun, and the Temple of Hibis.

Another interesting destination in Egypt is surly Alexandria. This city established by Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC is a destination of unique magic. The attractions of Alexandria include the Qaitbay Fort, the Roman Amphitheatre, the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, the Greco-Roman Museum, and the Montazah complex of gardens.

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Can u recommand some good books pls?

I DEFINITELY CAN!

(I’ve divided them up into categories, and included a short summary of each, so that you can choose more easily, and put the list under a cut, since it’s fairly long.)

Comedic Fantasy With Emotional Center

Small Gods by Terry Pratchett (part of the Discworld series; everything in the Discworld series is excellent. main characters of this one are a god stuck in the form of a tortoise and his last believer.)

Hogfather by Terry Pratchett (Discworld. Death has to take over the duties of discworld’s version of Santa Claus in an attempt to keep the world from ending.)

Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett (Discworld. Death gets fired and decides to live as a human—as near to human as he can, at any rate. eventually he has to battle the New Death to save the discworld.)

Guards, Guards! by Terry Pratchett (Discworld. Sam Vimes, leader of the disgraced and dying Ankh-Morpork City Watch, regains his self-respect and his interest in life as he works to solve a mystery of who is summoning a dragon and killing off citizens of his city.)

The Bromeliad by Terry Pratchett (small ‘nomes’ live secretly in this world, hiding from humans. the perpetually out-of-his-depth and put-upon nome Masklin finds himself in charge, tasked with leading them to safety and finding their way home.)

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman (an angel and a demon tasked with seeing that apocalypse happens as scheduled decide to try to avert it instead. completely and utterly fantastic.)

Long Dark Teatime of the Soul by Douglas Adams (murder mystery involving Norse Gods, record contracts, and the Ultimate Bubble Bath.)

The Thirteen Clocks by James Thurber (novella told like a fairy tale, full of wordplay and beauty and fun. this one just absolutely shines.)

The Gates by John Connolly (young boy, his dog, and an extremely minor demon try to stop the end of the world.)

The Infernals by John Connolly (sequel to The Gates, featuring the same characters.)

Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones (a young lady is cursed to be old, decides to become cleaning lady for a wizard rumored to be dangerous but actually just vain, overdramatic, and irresponsible. so very fun and romantic.)

Farmer Giles of Ham by J.R.R. Tolkien (a local peasant finds himself unwillingly roped into facing a marauding dragon.)

Comedy

All of the P.G. Wodehouse books, particularly the Jeeves and Wooster series (wonderfully fun and lighthearted comedy set vaguely between the edwardian era and the 1920’s. Rich, cheerful, and kindhearted Bertie Wooster has a habit of accidentally getting engaged to girls he has no desire whatsoever to marry; his clever valet Jeeves gets him out of trouble every time.)

With One Lousy Free Packet of Seed by Lynne Truss (hilarious and surprisingly touching at the end. lots and lots shenanigans. really fun.)

Romantic Comedy

Cotillion by Georgette Heyer (romantic comedy, fake relationship, regency era.)

When a Man Marries by Mary Roberts Rhinehouse (romantic comedy with a stolen jewels mystery plot. cast of characters stuck in a house together.)

Romance

These Old Shades by Georgette Heyer (historical romance with intrigue and comedy. The main character crossdresses and, to me, reads as genderqueer. The love interest is basically a villain who accidentally becomes the hero. I LOVE IT.)

Her Every Wish by Courtney Milan (regency romance novella. hero is bisexual. subplot about bicycles being scandalous. this is the one that I have Roxanne give Megamind in Code: Safeword.)

The Countess Conspiracy by Courtney Milan (regency romance, the last in the Brothers Sinister series, all of which are good. main character reads as autistic. her love interest is younger than she is; they’ve secretly presented her groundbreaking scientific work as his, so that people will take it seriously.)

When a Scott Ties the Knot by Tessa Dare (regency romance; main character has social anxiety and made up a fiancee years ago to get out of her impending social season. but now a man with the same name has shown up claiming to be this fiancee, and intending to marry her.)

Mystery

Behold, Here’s Poison by Georgette Heyer (1920’s murder mystery with comedy and romance. The characters are wonderful.)

Caribbean Mystery by Agatha Christie (murder mystery featuring elderly heroine Miss Marple, who seems fluffy and harmless but is really a sneaky, nosy, and terribly sharp woman. I love her.)

Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie (murder mystery featuring detective Hercule Poirot. intricate and enjoyable.)

Death Comes As the End by Agatha Christie (murder mystery set in ancient egypt. both the mystery and the historical features are extremely well executed.)

Difficult to Categorize

Three Bags Full: A Sheep Detective Story by Leonie Swann (A group of sheep decide to solve the mystery of who killed their shepherd. Funny and moving. The point of view is amazingly well done.)

Watership Down by Richard Adams (A group of rabbits set out on a journey to establish a new home. The worldbuilding and characterization are fantastic.)

Kiln People by David Brin (science fiction mystery. amazing worldbuilding. One of the main characters is a robot who, due to a slight malfunction, has developed a personality and will of his own.)

Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion (A love story set during the zombie apocalypse, between a young woman named Julie and a zombie known as R, who isn’t quite as dead as zombies are supposed to be. Horrifying and romantic and uplifting.)

Dreams of Sex and Stage Diving by Martin Millar (Main character Elfish is basically the living embodiment of ‘fuck you’. She’s a guitarist on a mission to claim the name Queen Mab for her—just at present nonexistent—band from her ex-boyfriend Mo.)

Keturah and Lord Death by Martine Leavitt (a young woman in the medieval era gets lost in the forest and nearly dies. When she meets Death, though, she convinces him to postpone her demise—she claims that love is stronger than death, and he tells her that if she can prove it by finding her true love within one day, he will spare her life. Full of joy and sorrow and love.)

The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury (A group of children go on a fantastic trip through time with a mysterious man called Moundshroud in an attempt to save the life of one of their friends. Fun and dark and beautiful.)

The Girl Who Owned a City by O.T. Nelson (An epidemic wipes out all of the adults in the world. Ten year old Lisa Nelson bands together a group of survivors and shapes them into a new society, with her at its head. Satisfying.)

Fantasy

The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley (Gorgeous worldbuilding, kidnapping, romance, magic, and adventure.)

The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle (The last of the Unicorns goes on a quest to find out what happened to the rest of her species. Fun and frightening and hauntingly beautiful.)

Transformation by Carol Berg (The Emperor’s New Groove for grown-ups. Formerly a magician and currently a slave, Seyonne finds new meaning in his life when he and careless, proud Prince Aleksander work together to defeat the demonic forces that threaten the kingdom. Slavery and freedom, loyalty and friendship. Intricate worldbuilding.)

War For the Oaks by Emma Bull (Urban fantasy. Eddie has just broken up with her boyfriend, and, in the process, broken up the band they both played in. She has enough problems of her own, without getting dragged into a war between the Seelie and Unseelie courts of the Fae.)

Young Adult Fantasy

So You Want to Be a Wizard by Diane Duane (Young adult fantasy adventure. Preteen protagonists Kit and Nita journey into a terrifying shadow world to fight a dark entity. One of my favorite depictions of magic of all time.)

Which Witch by Eva Ibbotson (The Great Evil Wizard Arriman has decided to take a bride! The members of the local witches’ coven are invited to a contest—whichever witch performs the most dark and wicked act of black magic will be Arriman’s bride. The young witch Belladonna is absolutely smitten with Arriman, and desperately wants to win the contest. The only problem is that Belladonna is a white witch.)

Megamind: the Novel by Lauren Alexander (A little darker and a bit more grown-up than the movie; still incredibly fun. It features additional scenes from Megamind and Roxanne’s developing romantic relationship.)

Companions of the Night by Vivian Vande Velde (Teenage Kerry is in the wrong place at the wrong time, and ends up being taken captive by a group of people who are holding another person captive as well—a young man they insist is a vampire. Kerry thinks they’re crazy, and helps the boy escape…but it turns out they were actually right. And now she’s being held captive by a vampire on the run.)

Young Adult

Fat Kid Rules the World by K.L. Going (Depressed teenage protagonist Troy almost commits suicide, but is stopped by a homeless teenager named Curt, who is also a local punk rock legend. Curt convinces Troy to form a punk band with him, featuring Curt on guitar and Troy on drums…even though Troy can’t actually play the drums. funny and angry and deeply moving.)

The Undertaker’s Gone Bananas by Paul Zindel (Thriller. The misfit teenage protagonists are convinced that their neighbor murdered his wife, even though no one believes them. They set out to prove it.)

Older Children

The Secret Garden by Francis Hodgson Bernard (Recently orphaned, the disagreeable young Mary arrives at her uncle’s house—a house full of secrets and mysteries.)

A Little Princess by Francis Hodgson Bernard (Young, precocious, and strange Sara Crewe is sent to boarding school. When her father dies unexpectedly, leaving Sara a penniless orphan, the Headmistress forces Sara to work as a servant. Strength in adversity, the power of imagination, and an eventual happy ending.)

The Egypt Game by Zilpha Neatly Snyder (A group of children secretly play at being ancient Egyptians in a deserted lot. This one really captures the dangerous, wild, and intense feeling of childhood.)

Running Out of Time by Margaret Peterson Haddix (adventure with young girl as heroine. genuinely creepy and exciting and so clever. my great-grandmother loved this one, too.)

The Witches by Roald Dahl (Young boy and his grandmother happen upon a convention of terrifying, evil witches.)

The Whipping Boy by Sid Fleischmann (Spoiled Prince Brat and his whipping boy Jemmy run away together, much to Jemmy’s annoyance. Adventure and friendship.)

Trapped In Death Cave by Bill Wallace (An adventure story with a secret map, a hidden cave, and an evil plot.)

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