"🔥Ka:
- means 'soul' or 'spirit'

🌼Egyptians believed that a person's soul had many parts, and that all people and the parts of their souls were sculpted from clay by the ram-headed god named Khnum. One of these parts was called the ka.
The ka was a person's double, sort of an invisible twin, which supposedly lived in the body until death.
When the person died, the ka left the body. But if the body was preserved, the ka would return so they could live again.

🌼Most ancient Egyptian funerary texts reference numerous parts of the soul: Khet or the "physical body", Sah or the "spiritual body", Ren or the "name, identity", Ba or the "personality", Ka or the "double", Ib or the "heart", Shut or the "shadow", Sekhem or the "power, form", and Akh or the combined spirits of a dead person that has successfully completed its transition to the afterlife."