The Egyptians used powerful smiting texts and cursing
rituals to smite enemy nations from afar
rituals to smite enemy nations from afar
The unauthorised chronicler of my adventures as an alternative archaeologist has gone one step further than writing a book of so-called fiction called 'THE SMITING TEXTS' - his publicist has now released a highly sensational video exposing my theories about dangers from the ancient past.
The Egyptian state employed 'remote killing' as a method of warfare against enemy nations, as 'THE SMITING TEXTS' and this video reveal. High priests and pharaohs wrote smiting texts in hieroglyphs on the sides of clay jars which they ritually smashed while uttering cursing formulae, in the belief that such imprecations had the power to reach out and smite all enemies of the land of Egypt, in all places and at all times. (Maybe I should try employing it against my unauthorised chronicler!)
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