The deceased Eni and his wife drink cold water in the afterlife from the tree Nihet

 A unique scene that expresses the depth of religious philosophy in ancient Egypt.

The deceased Eni and his wife drink cold water in the afterlife from the tree Nihet, the sycamore tree, which is the embodiment of Hathor, the lady of the Arabian Mountain and the sycamore tree in the Western Thebes cemetery..

As well as the souls of Eni and his wife drinking cold water together, which were depicted in the form of two birds with human heads resembling the real faces of the deceased.

The phonetic pronunciation of the hieroglyphic text

"Ra en Sura Mo Am Gert Nethrt An Osiris Ham Nethr An Sekhmet Am Hut Sekhmet An Maa Khrw; Ank Bo Bri M"

The translation of the hieroglyphic text

" Hymn of drinking water in the cemetery by the deceased priest of the goddess Sekhmet in the temple of Sekhmet Eni; the voice is true; it is I who come out in...