I haven’t got a photo. I wanted a blessing translated from English into Egyptian hieroglyphs.The blessing was supposedly an 18th Dynasty text that read, “God be between you and time in all the empty places you must walk.” I have not seen it in hieroglyphs.
"May God stand between you and harm in all the empty places where you must walk." -- Ancient Egyptian BlessingIf it's authentic (and it may not be), I'd guess it's older than the 18th Dynasty, i.e., probably Old Kingdom (18th is New Kingdom). I'm not well-versed in Egyptian sayings, but here's a favorite:
"My heart, my mother! My heart whereby I came into being! May naught stand up to oppose me in the judgment."From (probably) the 18th Dynasty, there's this verse, found in the looted King's Valley tomb 55 (if memory serves):
I inhale the sweet breath that comes from your mouthand of course, from the 20th century:
I contemplate your beauty every day.
It's my desire to hear your lovely voice
like the north wind's whiff.
Love will rejuvenate my limbs.
Give me your hands that hold your soul,
I shall embrace and live by it.
Call me by name again, again, forever,
and never will it sound without response.