The ba was the personality of the person, and the ka was the spirit of life that was transferred from the creator to each living person. When death occurred the ka was believed to separate from and the body, and after death, the ba and the ka would reunite allowing the person to live on in a spiritual form rather than physical...
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This new form of life was considered to be immortal and was represented by the akh. Each night, it was believed that the akh would return to the body to rest. So to protect the body, the Egyptians built. But these tombs served a double purpose. Not only did they protect the bodies from the elements, they also provided instructions and a way to the afterlife...
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