@Commonsense Um das alles halbwegs zu verstehen muss man die gesamten Texte lesen (mehrfach) - bei Faulkner sind's rund 420 Seiten und bei Allen, wo auch Sprüche aufgeführt sind, die erst später, u. a. in Pyramiden von bestatteten Könisggemahlinnen gefunden wurden, sind's 483 Seiten.
"The Sun’s daily movement through the sky was viewed as a journey from birth
to death, and his rebirth at dawn was made possible through Osiris, the
force of new life."
"After the end of the Old Kingdom, if not earlier, copies of Pyramid Texts
were also inscribed on tombs, sarcophagi, coffins, canopic chests, papyri,
stelae, and other funerary monuments of nonroyal Egyptians, along with
new or revised texts known as the Coffin Texts."
"The Pyramid Texts reflect not only an Egyptian vision of the afterlife
but also the entire background of Old Kingdom religious and social
structures, and they incorporate an ancient worldview much different from
that of more familiar cultures. Two centuries of scholarship have allowed us
to understand much of this background and worldview, but many of its
aspects still remain obscure."
James P.Allen, The Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts, S.8, 1, 13