Akh Personality of the Soul in Egyptian Mythology
Akh Personality of the Soul in Egyptian Mythology
The
Akh is the character of the spirit of a deceased person or the personality of the
soul. Following the death of the Khat or physical body, the Ba and Ka were reunited
to reanimate the Akh.
Akh Personality of the Soul in Egyptian Mythology
The
Ancient Egyptians believed the Akh was part of a person’s vital force, and when
a person died, it was believed that their Akh acquired mystic power.
The
Egyptians thought the Akh was a radiant light, something like a star. When a
person died, their Akh made a seat in heaven, among the stars of heaven.
The
nature of the Akh changed over time; in Egyptian Mythology, the Akh is represented
by the ibis bird. The Ancient Egyptians believed the soul had three principal parts,
the ka, the ba, and the Akh. Ancient Egyptians believed that death occurs when
a person's ka leaves the body.
Ceremonies
conducted by priests after death, including opening the mouth of the deceased to
release a Ba's attachment to the body. Opening the mouth allowed the Ba to be
united with the Ka in the afterlife, creating the Akh.
The Ka, is the vital essence of a person that was
transmitted from one generation to the next, the Ba, granted freedom of
movement and the ability to take on different forms, principally in the next
world, and the Akh, is the transfigured spirit of a person in the next world.
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The
nature of the Akh changed over time; in Egyptian Mythology, the Akh is represented
by the ibis bird. The Ancient Egyptians believed the soul had three principal parts,
the ka, the ba, and the Akh. Ancient Egyptians believed that death occurs when
a person's ka leaves the body. 
