Special Edition: Ahmed Nady, Egypt’s Lost Science

Summary

Ahmed Nady, a licensed Egyptologist, delves into the mysteries of ancient Egypt and its spiritual legacy. With over 20 years of experience, he combines historical facts with insights into ancient human cognition. His storytelling enriches the understanding of ancient civilizations and their impact on modern spirituality.

Key takeaways

• 1Ahmed Nady: Licensed Egyptologist specializing in ancient Egypt with over 20 years of experience.
• 2Focuses on the evolution of spirituality from ancient times to the modern era.
• 3Emphasizes the connection between historical facts and ancient human cognition.
• 4Works alongside Mohamed to build a professional team highlighting Egypt's legacy.

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Transcript excerpt

Hey, we're here on the Nile River getting ready to go to luks Or. We're floating on the river enjoying the Semmath annual Grand Egyptian Tour, and I am capturing some data and we are looking to speak with a new addition to Sabaturs, and that would be Achman Nadi. He is a Egyptologist who is bringing some new data, some new information on the ancient past, specifically on energetics, how the Egyptians use earth based energies, and you know, interestingly enough, as a trainee Gyptologist, he is perplexed at why the establishment is not recording and explaining this more readily. So we got a new program for you today and it's a good one and I think you are going to like it. So, hey, here we go, want to three. We've got a program for you today. This is the first time I've done this. This is a recording done on a Nile cruise ship that is part of the Grand Egyptian Tour number seven and up until now, I mean so far, it's been a wonderful tour. And we are going to Luxar for more captivating touring. And I haven't it's been a year since no, it's been two years since I went to the Luxor Temple, one of the most fabulous temples and one of the suspicions that a lot of people have of pre deluvie In origins, because Egyptologists have found various early portions, in fact, a part of it sitting on an earlier temple, and the same thing, strangely enough, occurs at Hathor, at Dendera, at Karnak, and most of them well known what you might consider celebrity temples sit on much earlier construction. We don't hear this from archaeologists. We don't hear this from egyptologists. ...

Excerpt from Earth Ancients, May 22, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.