EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHS

Scribe - To Store Catalogue Stem, to pot, to storage

Beware (pay great attention) in offering the wisdom of the library as if they were writings of your own experienes which actually happened Because in order to offer the wisdom of the library as your own, you need the life experiences (history) to be able to explain how they actually happened Beware (pay great attention) in offering the wisdom of the library as if they were writings of your own wisdom, in order for the libraries to back up life experiences as having happened, in order for those experiences to be accepted as having happened

SCARAB - ALIGN BOX 7 - ALL PERSPECTIVE CIRCLE DOT - MIND WASP/BEE - TO (bjt) BITE OR STING (CHARACTER) DUCK - GRACEFUL IN WATER PERSONAL BELIEF NEEDS BE DEFENDED UNDERSTANDING CAN BE GRACED

WISDOM - THE OWL SEES WITHIN THE NIGHT VIEW/PERSPECTIVE - THE SHAPE THROUGH WHICH WE VIEW THE WORLD KING/ROYAL - TO ACT OR GO FORTH *Edit: I have since recently come to understand that the exact meaning of the sedge is "to sew". The action of planting the seed, which will later become harvest of reward This is why the sedge is most often paired with the rising sun, and the bee rising sun The rising sun means "To". The action of something coming towards, or becoming  Rising sun -  bee = To bite Rising sun - sedge = To sew This does not mean "upper and lower Egypt" is commonly perceived The "bite" of the bee, is used in the context of consumption, or harvest. In the way that bees are constantly harvesting flowers When paired with "to sew" it very literally becomes:  "To bite, to sew" Which is likely the origin of the modern saying: "You reap what you sew" But the modern usage of this phrase, does not seem to be intenti...