The book Achnaton and Nefertiti, Pharaohs of the Sun is dedicated to the historical, artistic, and spiritual legacy of ancient Egypt. Through a chronologically organized text, which draws on the latest findings from archaeological research and the work of renowned archaeologists and scholars, the main historical events, cultural and social processes, as well as religious (magical and spiritual) beliefs that influenced the development and flourishing of Egyptian civilization as a whole are illuminated (the first part of the book). The reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten and his charming wife is referred to as the so-called Amarna period (the second part of the book). Who was Akhenaten? To this day, his wife, the beautiful queen Nefertiti, whose magnificent bust is the main attraction of the Egyptian Museum in Berlin, has been better known. The book uncovers this mysterious figure from the dawn of Egyptian history. Her husband - Akhenaten is sometimes referred to as a revolutionary, a heretic, while at other times he is considered an exceptional pharaoh, a humanist and pacifist, or a being with Christ-like consciousness. Some researchers even associate him with Moses. He was a ruler who rejected the entire pantheon of gods and worshiped a single god, Aten, the solar disk, the Sun itself. According to many, he is regarded not only as the founder of monotheism, but...
