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The Eye of Horus and the Human Brain: Neuroanatomical Fact vs. Mythological Myth in 2026
"This article explores the structural parallels between the ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus (Wedjat) and the sagittal section of the human brain's limbic system, separating verified neuroanatomical facts from speculative historical claims. The intersection of ancient iconography and modern human anatomy has long captivated both the scientific community and alternative historians. Among these visual parallels, none is more striking than the structural correlation between the ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus—the Wedjat—and the sagittal cross-section of the human brain. First brought to prominence in modern medical literature by neurosurgeon Dr. Josep..."
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