Anubis. A Collection of Works

In his book "SAT EN ANPU" ("The Book of Anubis"), Bill Duvendak explores the mysterious and multifaceted image of Anubis, helping readers connect with his ancient energy. By reading this work, you will embark on a journey to Ancient Egypt and learn about the origins of Anubis and his divine relatives. You will also discover the functions of the god, which go beyond just the role of Lord of the Underworld. Bill Duvendak also provides a number of useful practices, artifacts, and hymns that will help you invoke the desired aspect of Anubis and begin interacting with it.

Marcus Karabas's book is a brief historical overview of Egyptian mythology and focuses on the image of Anubis, the god of embalming and the afterlife. Readers will be interested to learn about the ancient Egyptians' beliefs about Death and the Afterlife. On the pages of this book, the author has gathered a wealth of interesting information dedicated to the process of embalming and burial rites in Ancient Egypt, discussing the symbolism of funerary ceremonies and artifacts, as well as the ritual actions of priests who embodied the energies of Anubis.

J.P. Feliciano, in his article, explores the role of Anubis during the late antiquity, also considering the image of Hermanubis, an interesting syncretic deity with its own cult. In this work, the author also examines depictions, invocations, myths, and ritual practices associated with Anubis. The author also looks into the mentions of Anubis in the famous "Greek Magical Papyri".

At the end of this book, hymns and invocations dedicated to Anubis and his various divine aspects are presented.