In the weighing of the heart, it is believed that the God Anubis (who had the head of a jackal) weighed the dead person's heart to see if it was heavier than the 'Feather' if the person was good then their heart would be lighter than the feather. If that happened the demon Ammit ate the heart and the person would never be able to enter the afterlife.
In the weighing of the heart, it is believed that the God Anubis (who had the head of a jackal) weighed the dead person's heart to see if it was heavier than the 'Feather' if the person was good then their heart would be lighter than the feather. If that happened the demon Ammit ate the heart and the person would never be able to enter the afterlife.
In the weighing of the heart, it is believed that the God Anubis (who had the head of a jackal) weighed the dead person's heart to see if it was heavier than the 'Feather' if the person was good then their heart would be lighter than the feather. If that happened the demon Ammit ate the heart and the person would never be able to enter the afterlife.
The weighing of the heart against the feather of Ma'at .
In your own words, explain what
happens in the weighing of the heart ritual. Use this picture as a prompt. In the weighing of the heart, it is believed that the God Anubis (who had the head of a jackal) weighed the dead person's heart to see if it was heavier than the 'Feather' if the person was good then their heart would be lighter than the feather. But if the person had done bad things in his life their heart would be heavier than the feather. If that happened the demon Ammit (who had the head of a crocodile and body of a hippo and lion) ate the heart and the
The weighing of the heart against the feather of Ma'at.
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