THE EGYPTIAN ANKH is one of the least understood artefacts used in the ancient world. The Ankh is a tool used to electrify and give life to human beings which have been created on the 'potters wheel' of the Gods. This mythology has many similar versions in Judaism and other religions in which a human is made from 'clay'. The Ankh pictured here is more than just a standard Ankh. It has the Djed pillar [wrongly described as the 'backbone of Osiris], and a WAS SCEPTRE which was used as a DIVINING ROD to locate gold and water in ancient Egypt. The Djed pillar is sometimes portrayed with EYES staring out from within the 'coil'. The Ankh is seen touching the cranium of Pharaohs who have been mummified and prepared for the After Life… The Was Sceptre has a swing mechanism and a gripper at one end. Clearly, the official text books are lacking greatly in their interpretations of these devices. It is clear from the Obelisks of AXUM in Ethiopia that metal cables were connected to the tips - and this suggests that static electricity was harvested from the sky - just as Nikola Tesla demonstrated at his laboratory in the USA.
