The ancient Egyptian person absorbed the importance of values ​​in building a sustainable and sustainable civilization. They knew that a civilization without values ​​is fragile and empty. So, they preceded the world a thousand years in setting a set of values ​​and principles that direct their lives, before the emergence of "ten commandments". This book highlights these values ​​and shows how the ancient Egyptians succeeded in embodying them in their daily lives and even in the world of death. The walls of their graves embraced the symbol of the goddess of justice, "Maat", to remember that their actions would remain immortal. This book offers a deep and exciting view of the mental and values ​​of the ancient Egyptians, and highlights their great contribution to the development of human conscience.