Amun

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    Amun is usually depicted being a man with blue skin and a ram head. His skin symbolizing the connection to air and primeval creation. His name means “The hidden one”, literally meaning his form is not known. He wields the Was-scepter, symbolizing power and kingship.

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    Amun is a powerful deity depicted as a man with blue skin and a ram's head, symbolizing air and primeval creation. Known as 'The Hidden One', his true form remains unknown. He wields the Was-scepter, embodying power and kingship.

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    Ancient Egyptian mythology, divine power, kingship, and primeval creation.

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    Did you know that my name, Amun, means 'The Hidden One'? My true form remains a mystery to all.

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