King, Judy Kay (Member, Semiotic Society of America; Adjunct Fac

The Isis Thesis: a study decoding 870 Ancient Egyptian Signs

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ISBN 13:: 9780976281405
author:: King, Judy Kay (Member, Semiotic Society of America; Adjunct Fac
format:: Paperback / softback
publisher:: Envision Editions, Ltd.
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2015
Pages:: 412
Dimensions:: 22.9 x 15.2 x 2.1 centimeters (0
Genre:: History, Ancient, Egypt,
Condition:: New
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The Isis Thesis: A Study Decoding 870 Ancient Egyptian Signs Judy Kay King presents a groundbreaking transdisciplinary study that reveals the hidden connections between ancient Egyptian texts and modern scientific knowledge. By decoding over 870 signs, including art and architecture, King uncovers a profound message about microbiology and human evolutionary biology. Through an in-depth analysis of eight major ancient Egyptian texts, King synthesizes key themes into 30 major idea strands, defining textual events and activities of deities. Her work proposes a hypothetical biological model of primary signs, which is further tested against six additional texts of Egyptian history. The result is a logical, holistic matrix that explains horizontal gene transfer by bacteriophage Lambda as an option for human transformation at death. King's study reveals the Egyptian afterlife to be linked to the quantum domain, with deities serving as signs for microbial genes and proteins. This fascinating work bridges ancient and modern knowledge, offering insights into the biophysical processes that underlie life on Earth.

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