: Represents the spiritual life and interior space where one meets with the divine.
: These models featured small courtyards with sculpted food like bull's heads, animal thighs, and loaves of bread. House of the Soul
In astrology, the is frequently called the "House of the Soul" or the house of death and transformation. : Represents the spiritual life and interior space
In Ancient Egypt, particularly during the Middle Kingdom, "soul houses" were small ceramic models placed in the graves of the humble. In Ancient Egypt, particularly during the Middle Kingdom,
: Represents our physical lives—daily chores, survival, and ordinary concerns.
💡 : The modern name for Egypt comes from the ancient Egyptian term Ha-ka-ptah , which translates to "temple" or " house of the soul of Ptah," the creator god.
: Practitioners of these philosophies often used meditation to realize the "pure awareness" of the soul, separate from the physical "shell". Spiritual Metaphor: The Two-Story House