Chapter One

First Steps in Egypt

Chapter One - First Steps in Egypt

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Before starting your journey

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An important note: We created this website to reflect our research to the fullest, with 80 steps spread across 12 chapters. However, it is crucial that you understand the topics discussed are sensitive in many ways... for societies of various cultures, to various religions, for historians, and even to scholars who have dedicated their lives to searching for answers. Therefore, to preserve this research, we found a way to share this information without the need to expose or overly detail delicate aspects that could, without a doubt, prevent this work from being widely accessed over the Internet.

However remember: Everything, absolutely everything, even between the lines, will be here! Especially when there are "blocked contents" that will be available with just one click! And these will be in numbers of seven (7), available between chapters seven (7) and ten (10). In this way, if you want a quick shortcut to directly access these contents, click on this link and access the "Seven Paths" button: Seven Paths

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Quick Introduction

Ankhk Project... Private Research Project, initiated in September 2004 in Egypt, which underwent a drastic change after the discovery of a complex algorithm among hieroglyphic texts in the Temple of Ramses II in Abu Simbel, about 1,130 km (700 miles) from Cairo.

In 2013, after intense efforts to decipher this algorithm, we identified a surprising connection between this Egyptian code and the Biblical Old Testament. It was then that we uncovered three new and crucial keys hidden between the biblical lines. Where, regardless of the various versions or translations over the centuries, these keys have remained intact, waiting to be revealed. And the most fascinating thing: the exact Old Testament, although it is one of the five books of the Torah, has been one of the least affected by variations in interpretation over the years, due to its notorious complexity of understanding and events.

Today, eighteen (18) years later, by applying new techniques directly to the texts of the Books of the Torah and other ancient documents, such as the Dead Sea Scrolls, Texts of Nineveh and Akhmim, and many more, we have uncovered over 15 mysteries. Where, these discoveries, both biblical and non-biblical, have the power to reshape our entire understanding of the world we live in. Revelations that can transform our history and our future.

Now, take your time and get ready to follow each of our steps. In the end, regardless of our Research Book, you will finally have the answers we’ve been waiting for generations!

A rare opportunity to access something truly original and revelatory!

Step 1 of 80
2023


The Day it All Began!
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Toronto, Pearson Airport, Air Canada flight (a company to which we extend our deepest thanks), an extraordinary and unforgettable day, as the dream of a lifetime was about to become a reality! Everything was set for departure. The first stop: Frankfurt (Germany), the second: Cairo (Egypt). A long, yet unexpectedly fascinating journey awaited us. However, at that moment, we had no idea what was yet to come. We were just tourists, enjoying what tourists do… getting carried away by the fun and that unique experience!

Photo credit: Our records - Pearson Airport - Toronto - Canada - 2004.

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Aug/2004


First Day in Egypt
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As part of any trip to Egypt, we started with the city of Cairo, the main tourist hub, where we certainly had an abundance of amazing places to visit. Among them, the famous Nile River, stretching right before us, a true icon of Egypt. Highlight of this photo taken from the hotel window, a little glimpse of what still awaited us!

Photo credit: Our records - Nilo River - Cairo - Egypt - 2004.

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Aug/2004


Cairo - Singular City
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And what can we say about this city?!

It's simple, yet incredibly charming, with warm people and amazing places to explore. Undoubtedly, it's completely enigmatic, always offering something truly special, for those willing to reveal its secrets.

Photo credit: Our records - Public Bus - Cairo - Egypt - 2004.

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Aug/2004


Cairo Museum
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OK, time to start doing something truly meaningful...

First location: Cairo Museum*, a place that everyone should visit, without a doubt, at least once in their lifetime. And not just because it's another museum, but because it offers a unique opportunity to present an impressive collection, including, of course, the most important and fabulous of all the pieces... the Mask of Tutankhamun. And believe, if you're genuinely interested in this subject, this will be an unforgettable experience that will stay with you forever!

* The New Grand Egyptian Museum, or GEM, is set to open soon.

Photo credit: Our records - Cairo Museum - Cairo - Egypt - 2004.

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Sep/2004


Citadel Mosque
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Second location: Mohammad Ali Pasha Mosque, located in the majestic "Citadel" in Cairo.

Place of great power and beauty, offering a truly unique experience, and also home to the Old Cairo Complex (right nearby). This complex houses Christian and Orthodox Coptic churches, including the impressive Saint George Church. Undoubtedly, a visit worth every second, and one that will surely leave a lasting impression!

Photo credit: Our records - Citadel Mosque - Cairo - Egypt - 2004.

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Sep/2004


Giza Plateau
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Third location... Giza Complex, including the fabulous Pyramids and the Great Sphinx.

OK, this time, we definitely don’t need to say much, just enjoy this fantastic view! And once again… once in a lifetime, everyone should visit Egypt, as it is truly marvelous!

Photo credit: Our records - Giza Plateau - Cairo - Egypt - 2004.

Reference: Giza Plateau (Mark, Joshua J.. "Giza." World History Encyclopedia. World History Encyclopedia, 02 Sep 2009. Web. 30 Jun 2023.).

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Sep/2004


Saqqara Complex
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Fourth location, Saqqara Necropolis, including the Great Step Pyramid of Djoser.

Yes, this is the first... the first great pyramid ever built in Egypt, where, without a doubt, everything about giant constructions had its beginning!

This structure was built by one of the greatest and most important builders of ancient Egypt, the famous Imhotep, a character who, later on, will play a "key role" in our discoveries. So, make sure to remember this name!

Photo credit: Our records - Saqqara Complex - Cairo - Egypt - 2004.

References: Saqqarah (Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Ṣaqqārah". Encyclopedia Britannica, 21 Sep. 2021, https://www.britannica.com/place/Saqqarah. Accessed 30 June 2023.) / The Step Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara (Mark, Joshua J.. "The Step Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara." World History Encyclopedia. World History Encyclopedia, 14 Feb 2016. Web. 30 Jun 2023.).

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Sep/2004

Chapter 1 - Note 1

Just one more minute!


First stop... Let's start changing our ways!
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After all, no one is here just to read about some tourist spots!

However, we thought it would be very important to highlight, right from the beginning, the exact steps we took only as tourists. Because tourism doesn’t just mean being simple tourists, it can also mean being good observers, and that’s exactly how we made our "first observation", beginning a new and unexpected journey through Egyptian lands. Even as tourists, we were able to carry out our various steps, observations, and data collection, which would one day bring us all the results we found!

Therefore, following our own steps, we went relatively far* in Egypt, and for this reason, our next destination will be about 1,130 km (700 miles) from Cairo, in the city of Aswan, where we will visit the Abu Simbel Complex, a place where our current journey will truly begin to change. However, note that up to this point, nothing had happened that could catch our attention, where, we were simply following our own itinerary, after all, we were indeed just tourists visiting amazing places.

* Now, here’s a quick piece of advice... summer is definitely not a good season to visit Egypt, be sure of that!

Step 9 of 80

So, let's move on !


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