Ankh with the Head of Pharaoh

The Ankh represents the “Key to Life”. The Goddess Isis is often portrayed with the Ankh in her hand to maintain power and energy in all her endeavors. Historically speaking the Ankh was transformed from the Atlantis Cross by connecting both “legs” and thereby becoming a strong emitter of energy. Through the upper part of the Ankh (head) the vibration of Green is brought in, which is a healing and regenerative vibration, and through the bottom of the cross harmful energies or vibrations are released (the bottom emits Negative Green). To many, the Ankh is the precursor to all crosses known today.

The replica of the Mask of the Pharaoh Tutankhamen (made originally from gold) represents the unity of Egypt.  At that time Egypt was divided in two parts: Upper and Lower Egypt, and Kings or Pharaohs were given the title ”King of Upper and Lower Egypt”. In royal regalia Upper Egypt was represented by the white crown and Lower Egypt by the red crown. Each crown was related to a goddess – Nekhbet the vulture (Upper Egypt) and Wadjyt the cobra (Lower Egypt). Kings wore these symbols on their brows to protect them from their enemies.

The Mask of the Pharaoh embrased by Ankh gives the bearer clear visions of his goals, persistency in obtaining those goals as well as power and strength to do that.