The Sphinx is a real enigma of ancient history and there has long been a debate about not just how old it is, but what it represents. Robert Temple has proposed the idea that The Great Sphinx at Giza in Egypt represents the god Anubis, while Graham Hancoc
I have speculated in the past that The Sphinx is Hapi the water god, and then Neith, and Ancient Egyptian goddess in the north.
Now, after looking in detail at the Dream Stele between the paws of the Ancient Monument, it clearly explains what The Sphinx represents and I explain how it relates to the monotheistic religion brought into Egypt by the heretic king, Akhenatan in the 18th Dynasty and why he portrayed himself as a sphinx so often.
Was Akhenaten actually bringing back the original Ancient Egyptian religion from Zep-Tepi? What did his grandfather, Thutmose IV find under The Sphinx? Watch the video to find some new information, as well as a new hypothesis on what The Sphinx is really all about.
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