Aren Sol & The Egyptian chronicles of Galactic Coalescence: Trial Balance: 4

The Trial of Balance Three thousand years. One river. Two deserts on either side. And a civilization that survived by understanding one thing better than anyone else in history: that everything requires the right >The Egyptians built their faith on a scale. Not as a metaphor - as a literal image of what a good life looked like: the heart weighed against a feather, and the heart that had lived in balance >This book is about fairness - not the fairness of everyone getting exactly the same, but the deeper fairness of everything being given its proper weight. Ra and Osiris and Isis and Horus and Set and Hathor are the six faces of the question every person has to answer: how do you hold the difficult and the joyful at the same time? How do you make room for what is hard without letting it crowd out >Set is in this book too - the god of chaos and the desert. Because the Egyptians were wise enough to understand that the balance requires both sides of the scale. The difficult things are not the enemy of the good life. They are part of what makes the good >For ages 12 and up. For anyone learning to hold two true things at once without needing one of them to be wrong.

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