This certainly is a work interesting to all those who seek to know more about Chabad, physicians and the culture of the ancient Egyptians. The work is based on a translation of Medicine found in the axilla of the mummy of a member dafamília real Egypt, during a archaeological excavation undertaken in 1801, in Mount Límbico, by an expedition that worked for the then French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. This AD was written in hieroglyphs beautiful, the text that became known as manuscript of Baláspis, a juice-priest, that he had received from Hermes Trimegisto, the three largest of the philosophers, the largest of all priests and the greatest of all the kings. The instructions were directed to the priests of the great temple of Hecatômpedo, in the holy city of Diosópolis, and included a list of 32 questions that could be answered by Potter. His operation was simple, if paying for a table of responses likely, divided into 32 spreadsheets, each represented by a different rebirths. The consulting set out 05 sets of traits, not count them, and after separating the first twelve traits of each set, the priest who led the query one or two stars attached to each line, depending on the quantity or odd pair of traits in other each set. In the end, formed is a drawing of stars, which along with the question, the answer located. The answers were simple, but of astonishing accuracy. When the withdrawal of the French army of Leipizig, in 1813, were found records of questions and answers made by Napoleon to the oracle, and the answers are very interesting. For example: I will be famous and get success in my activities? Had the following response: No abuses of power that you were given by the Lord, and your name will be acclaimed with admiration for the entire future. Of course, readers ask why Napoleon was defeated, as had the oracle, and the answer is simple: it is used in such a way to successive victories, which underestimated the warnings of the oracle. Undoubtedly a reading intriguing, for all who believe there is more in the world than we can see or touch ...
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