I want to draw your attention to three unique scenes depicted on the walls at Kom Ombo Temple in Aswan, Egypt that may to be telling us a mysterious story. The first two of these scenes are depicted side by side on the same wall.
Scene 1
In scene one, the Neter Sobek is on the left side holding his Was scepter – one of the most important objects of power in ancient Egypt. A king stands on the right side. In between them is the gate of the temple, which is symbolized by the trapezoidal gate symbol. Notice that both the temple gate and the feet of each figurine is placed on the ground level.
Scene 2
In scene two, Ra stands on the left side holding the ankh (key of life), and the king’s left arm is now elevated upwards as he appears to be holding a chord or, as our tour guide and Egyptologist Mohamed Ibrahim believes, is shooting a bead of energy that descends downward to an oval that encompasses the gate of the temple. The temple gate can now be seen elevated or floating above the ground level. Sadly the temple gate, which is the featured object in this scene, has been damaged.
Scene 3
Scene three of this story is found on a different wall a bit further back inside Kom Ombo temple where Horus is depicted on the left side and the king on the right side. Now we can see that the temple gate has ascended high above the ground level from where it originally rested. Sadly again, this temple gate, which is the featured object in this scene has been badly damaged more than any other object that is depicted. Was this damage purposeful, so as to conceal the sacred knowledge of possible anti-gravity technology?
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