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25 Facts About Ancient Egyptian Gods That You Probably Didn’t Know

Ancient Egyptians were some of the most religious people to inhabit the Earth. Because their knowledge was only a sliver of what we know today, they feared many things and had a strong belief in the supernatural. From this belief sprang a host of Ancient Egyptian gods. If there was a situation or a place which could have its own god, more likely than not there was one. While most of the deities were local presences, some such as Ra, Osiris, and Thoth were elevated to a national stage.

In this list, we’ve dug up – well, not literally; we’ll leave that for the archaeologists and grave robbers – these fascinating facts about the Ancient Egyptian gods and religious systems. Religion in Ancient Egypt wasn’t so different from religion today with its focus on doing good and earning a place in the afterlife. Though it may seem complex and extensive, the religion was rather flexible, evolving based on the personal practices of the ruling Pharaoh. Egyptian gods often had both human and animistic traits, making them quite memorable and recognizable. Find out some of the amazing things we know about the Ancient Egyptians in this list of 25 Facts About Ancient Egyptian Gods That You Probably Didn’t Know.



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25 Epic Firework Fails That You Probably Shouldn’t Laugh At But Will
Anyways

25 Epic Firework Fails That You Probably Shouldn’t Laugh At But Will Anyways

It’s that time of the year again where firework fails are a common sources of amusement for the masses. Forget about setting off fireworks of your own, just sit back, relax, and let someone else fail at it. It will be less painful and much more humorous. If you still want to set off some fireworks, be sure to avoid landing in our fireworks fail list…because we will laugh at you. These are 25 Epic Firework Fails That You Probably Shouldn’t Laugh At But Will Anyways.

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Excuse me, that's not where your head should go


Head in flames Firework fail

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25 Fourth Of July Recipes That Are Worth Celebrating

25 Fourth Of July Recipes That Are Worth Celebrating

It’s that time of year again when people gather to celebrate Independence Day with food, fun, laughter, and of course, fireworks. Whether you are at an outdoor barbecue or gathered in your neighbor’s living room, you can’t have the fun, laughter, and fireworks without the food. That would just be…wrong, not to mention downright un-American. If you are scratching your brain or just in need of a new idea, here are 25 recipes that will be a big hit at your Fourth of July festivities. We’ve made sure to include recipes that will help you before, during, and after the major chow-down. Happy Fourth to you and yours, and we hope you enjoy these 25 Fourth Of July Recipes That Are Worth Celebrating.

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Strawberry Goat Cheese Bruschetta


strawberry goat cheese bruschetta

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25 Images That Will Perfectly Soothe People With OCD

25 Images That Will Perfectly Soothe People With OCD

Do you hate it when you go into your friend´s house and you see a picture on the wall that is crooked? Or how about a line of cups on a shelf where one of the cups is placed differently than the rest? If these sights drive you nuts, there is a good chance you suffer from so called obsessive-compulsive disorder (better known as OCD). While the cause of this mental disease is still uncertain, we know that it actually affects about 2.3% of people at some point in their life. That translates to millions of people with OCD all over the world. One of the most common forms of the disease is perfectionism – a personality trait characterized by a person’s striving for absolute flawlessness. These people need everything perfectly balanced and even. If they are constantly surrounded by things that fail to meet their high standards, they might even fall into depression. As we at List25 have understanding for our perfectionist readers, we compiled a post that will surely make them happy. From a brilliantly organized bookshelf to an immaculately symmetrical breakfast, these 25 perfect things will satisfy anyone with OCD. If you ready to enjoy some absolute visual perfection, keep on reading as we are presenting you with these 25 Images That Will Perfectly Soothe People With OCD.

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This perfectly even pancake


Perfection

I Paint Miniature Watercolors To Show That Beauty Is In The Little
Things

I Paint Miniature Watercolors To Show That Beauty Is In The Little Things

I've been interested in art ever since I was young - taking art classes throughout school, camps during the summer, and practicing in my free time. Now that I've reached the ripe old age of twenty, I've decided to try to take my hobby to the next level.
My first set of miniature watercolor paintings was created in secret - Christmas gifts for my family. They had fallen in love with these gifts - the looks on their faces had made me feel alive again. Their happiness and joy brought me back into the world of art. These miniatures would be the first step in branching out into the realm of sharing my work- something I've never been comfortable with doing.
To liven up the photographs that I share on social media, I began adding fun props for size comparison. Something as simple as a coffee bean would show how small my works really were.
Today, I am in love with art. I love the challenge of creating these teeny tiny pieces with watercolors. So I press on- creating new works every day- with my new found love. I'm turning my hobby into my career- and trying to make my artistic dreams come true.
Finding beauty in the little things.

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#1 Red Panda. One Of My Earlier Works- But Still One Of My Favourites.



Red Panda. One Of My Earlier Works- But Still One Of My Favourites.





Mount Conner: The Rock That Fools You

One of Australia’s most recognizable natural icon is a large sandstone rock formation called Ayer’s Rock or Uluru, located about 450 km away from the town of Alice Springs, in Northern Territory. Every year more than a quarter of a million tourists drive down the road from Alice Springs to visit the famous rock and its cousin Kata Tjuta. At some point during the long drive, the high profile of a large rocky mountain appears on the horizon. An excitement surges through the travellers who believe they have spotted the famous Uluru. After a flurry of photos, it eventually dawns on most of them that this rock actually looks quite different from Uluru's famous silhouette.

This rocky mountain that visitors encounter on their way to the Uluru-Kata Tjuṯa National Park is the lesser known Mount Conner. Locals sometimes call it “Fooluru” (or “Fuluru”) because it is known to fool tourists.

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