Ankh is the most significant symbol for the ancient Egyptians, also known as the crux ansata, from Latin cross with handle. This cross combines two symbols - the cross as a symbol of life and the circle as a symbol of eternity. Together they symbolize immortality. It is a powerful symbol of life, eternal existence and the union of male and female energy. The noose represents eternal life, while the cross represents the material world. Together they symbolize the balance between physical and spiritual existence. Ankh is also associated with water, which is believed to regenerate life.

Symbolism

Although commonly called the "Egyptian cross", the ankh is an amulet symbolizing eternal life , often worn or carried by the African queens and kings of ancient Kemet to ward off evil spirits and bring good health.

It is also considered a symbol of femininity and fertility. The oval section at the top represents the womb and the horizontal section represents the ovaries. The long vertical section is said to represent the birth canal.

The Mystery of Anckh and Electromagnetism

In ancient Egypt, the ankh, or the symbol that represents life, was actually a frequency modulator. It was used by people who were masters at maintaining frequencies and were able to do many things with those frequencies. The ankh is similar to a tuning fork and can direct sound. It was used this way a long time ago.

Before you can attempt to use sound in the manner of the ancient Egyptians, you will need to demonstrate your integrity. You will have to pass an initiation or test to see if you can be trusted with this kind of power. This planet is not ripe for this kind of power to just be forced into someone's hands. If you were capable of this kind of work at this time, your life would not be safe because there would be too many people who would want to abuse your gift.

In the book Ankh: The African Origins of Electromagnetism, author Nur Ankh Amen argues that the ankh served more than simple symbolic purposes in ancient times. According to Amen, the shape of the ankh when wrapped in coils allowed it to carry an electromagnetic charge. This claim further supports theories that ancient Africans were the first to experiment with and harness the power of electricity, unlike traditional curricula show us.

Another interpretation of the ankh presented by Amen is that the upper loop represents eternal life while the cross represents the material plane, a theory consistent with our ancestors' desire to attain a higher state of consciousness in this world through spiritual cultivation.
At Stonehenge in England, large volts of energy were transmitted from the megalith to a wire shaped like an anch.

The Ankh of Maat is an instrument in the realm of law and righteousness. Maat is the goddess of truth, indispensable in the cause of justice. The ankh she holds is the oracle of truth, operating on a principle known as the galvanic skin reaction (GSR).

Read also: The principles of Maat

Expression of emotions through the skin

The conductivity of the skin varies depending on a person's emotional state, and what makes GSR so effective is how completely involuntary these skin reactions are. An electrode is placed in the hand or taped to the subject's finger and the conductivity or resistance of the skin is measured in response to the question. Changes in skin conductance change the capacitance of the ankh, creating frequency changes as a result. By holding the ankh in this way, emotional and spiritual responses can be transmitted as frequency modulated transmission.