The Journey Begins
TepTep mounted his camel and sped across town to the Great Bubu’s magic consultancy. He quickly arrives 3 hours later, and is greeted by the receptionist who asks him to fill out the new client form.
Picture of ancient Egyptian interview sheet
He is ushered into the Great Bubu’s office. As he walks through the door, he is surprised. He had expected the usual owls, snakes and herbs but they were nowhere to be found, instead he observes a room full of books and props like: colored glasses, multiple decks of picture cards, jars with brains in them, and lizards with red X’s on them. This indeed was a strange magician thought TepTep.
| The earliest records of the handshake are from the Egyptians: The Egyptian hieroglyphic of the extended hand represents the verb, ‘to give’. This symbol finds its derivation in the shaking of hands which represented the legend of the handing over of power from a god to an earthly ruler |
Behind the carved stone desk was tall and thin man, as he walked around to the meet TepTep, his long arm extended to his. This was an honour in ancient Egypt, especially when it came from one who was said to have special powers.
TepTep grabbed his hand strongly and they sat down.
Picture of Bubu’s office
“So what is your problem” asked the Great Bubu, looking at the new client sheet. “Hmmm, you want o be a great leader and build greater pyramids huh?” Well my dear TepTep, that is going to take some work.
TepTep was disappointed “WORK” he was expecting Bubu to create a Magic Potion or Super Leadership Pill to solve his ills, he wasn’t prepared for “Work”. But this wise guy was trying to bring him back to reality. “What kind of deal was that?”
The Great Bubu could see TepTep’s disappointment. He explained that if TepTep simply wanted to make lots of money, now that would be easy, but leadership, there is no magic solution for being a great leader; the answer lies only in the human essence.
TepTep was confused even more now, “Essence”? He never learned that at school, but he’d come this far so he listened intently, without interruption.
“You know, the first pyramids were made inside mountains; technology has come a long way since then. Soon pyramids will be designed to last. I will bet you people will be still be in awe of these modern innovations in a couple of thousand years. They will become institutions. The question is will it be you who builds them? Every great advancement is a step in a journey to something greater, and every failure on your journey is a stepping stone to a great advancement. To become a great leader we must go on a journey to uncover the mystery that surrounds the human essence and how we affect others, sometimes without even realizing it, a journey that will revile the secrets of building greatness in people to achieve great, lasting institutions. While there may be no magic potion, there is a clear path to the discoveries of how groups affect the human essence, and how you can lead those groups.”
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The story of the Egyptians is very attractive for an audience who loved history. It catches my attention at first and I am very impress. Very nice introduction of important keywords that must be possess by a great leader. Body gestures of good leadership is also shown. I give an excellent score for this one! This proves that “great leaders are not born, they are made”.
It is a widely ignored prospect involving a technology lost yet given during the duration of accomplishments of ancient peoples. Even in this century as the majority of people reject the possibility of UFO sightings, it then will become even more unrealistic for the same to understand how some technology is actually given to this species. It is an invitation for your book, then, to explore the technologies that even modern archaeologists reject and that is the existence of extraterrestrials and assistance grated to ancient cultures. The idea that any structure such as the Pyramid of Giza could be constructed by copper chisels is unrealistic. There was an amazing technology given and ultimately abused and finally lost to our species.” “To actually subscribe to the data behind the construction of the pyramids is to involve lost advanced technologies not invented by Homo Sapiens.”