Divine Revelation: Entry into Egypt

I once thought that human life and the life of tribes were all earned with hands, feet, and blood and sweat. I believe in the soil, the running water, the grass and trees split by stone axes, and the food and clothing I get from running around. I thought that between heaven and earth, only human power could save all sentient beings. Until I walked out of the red land of Africa, stood on the Giza Plateau, and bumped into that huge monster that spanned the ages. I finally understood: some great things were never created by mortals. The second civilization of human beings never started from construction, from seeing, from awe, from being completely domesticated by the unknown grandeur.