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Very often, the books on Egyptology and also the books written by so-called Independent Egyptologists, are trying to find any evidence or, at least, arguments approving their worldview, rather than to find out how and what actually happened. Such works can contribute to the discovery of reliable knowledge, but their value is most often very low. It is important to accept new reliable knowledge and contribute to its discovery, no matter which worldview it corresponds to.

There are many books dedicated to Ancient Egypt and containing doctrines obtained through some mystical way. Critics of such literature usually criticize the mystical way of obtaining information, accusing the authors (recipients) of quackery. We do not question the mystical nature of the receipt of these doctrines, but we do question their relevance to Ancient Egypt. When checked, most often there is nothing ancient Egyptian in these doctrines, but this puts in a bad light the mystical source and the honesty of its intentions.

In understanding the religion of Ancient Egypt, the most results are not achieved by traveling to ancient monuments, not by filming documentaries that pose questions in the air (as if someone owes the authors any answers), and not even by spiritual practice (alas). The greatest results come from studying literature on Egyptology and studying the language. It leads to improved understanding and also to a clearer vision of your own path through it all.