Ancient Egyptian bust. How did ancient cultures view the mind, the brain, and their relationships? Source: Julia Kadel | Unsplash The German psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus wrote in 1908 that ...

Etchings on an ancient Egyptian coffin have been identified as the oldest copy of a 'map for the soul to attain eternal life'. 'The Book of Two Ways' was supposed to help the deceased navigate ...

A British woman is trying for a baby with her Egyptian 'soul mate' after she was dumped by her waiter ex when she 'ran out of cash'. Joanna Girling, 48, claimed she found the love of her life ...

Ancient Egyptian Tomb With Dozens of Human Remains, Child Mummies and 'Soul of the Deceased' Statuette Discovered Published Apr 23, 2019 at 12:22 PM EDT Updated Apr 23, 2019 at 1:17 PM EDT ...

The National Association for Change's visit to the village of Soul, to seek a solution to the sectarian tensions that have erupted in violence and the destruction of a church, one of a number of ...

This was published 12 years ago Egypt's soul on the verge of being shredded This muddled, partisan constitution risks a new wave of killing.

An Egyptian man, who survived the sinking of a migrant ship, says people "sell their soul" to make the journey to Europe.

How did ancient cultures view the mind and brain? A brief look at three ancient civilizations shows that our understanding of the mind and neuroscience is a modern concept.

The youth coalition's initiative to visit Soul today is not the only act of solidarity planned. The grand sheikh of Al-Azhar has announced that he will personally visit the village.