Despite the huge number of books and articles devoted to the civilization of Ancient Egypt, it retains its mysterious appeal in the eyes of modern people. Its colossal monuments, its centuries-old structure of power, its literature, which describes in detail and dispassionately the complex relationships between the living and the dead, gods and people - all this interests not only specialists, but also the general public. Particular attention is drawn to the ancient Egyptian religion, the images of which have survived to this day in the practice of various secret societies and occult schools. In their innovative study, the famous French Egyptologists D. Meex and C. Favard-Meex consider the world of the Egyptian gods as a complex structure that exists according to its own laws and interacts on equal terms with the world of people. This approach makes it possible to look at both of these worlds from a new, unexpected side and resolve many of the mysteries left to us by the ancient inhabitants of the Nile Valley.