Wild Animals - KA Spirit

In Ancient Egypt Bulls were considered to be sacred animals that were worshiped for their strength and power. KA, in Egyptian, is both a religious concept of vital force and power, as well as the word for Bull.

KA is the life force or spiritual double of the person. The royal KA symbolized a pharaoh's right to rule, a universal force that passed from one pharaoh to the next to the afterlife. The afterlife was a heavenly place with a river. Ancient Egyptians called it land of the Two Fields