There's one thing I think about a lot.

It's a question I was asked once during some party game.

If you had a time machine and you could take it to any point in the past, where would you go?

Now, I'm not sure if my answer will surprise you or not, but I kind of think it's ancient Egypt. Maybe it's the ahead of

their time innovations. I would love to finally see how those pyramids were built once and for all,

or it might even be the incredible outfits those ancient Pharaohs wore. I would love nothing more

to bring home a piece for my own wardrobe.

But there's one thing about Egypt that intrigues me above all the rest,

because it seems like a time period where magic and the supernatural really did exist out in the open without question.

Apparently, the ancient Egyptians had many of these magical secrets written down in text. It's called the Book of Thoth. Supposedly, it's written by the God of Knowledge and

Reckoning, Thoth himself. Ancient documents say it talks about everything from the underworld to how we speak with

animals to prophecies about the end of the world.

Problem is, while scientists think they've done a pretty good job of reconstructing what's in

there, no one's found the book itself, at least not yet.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is so supernatural.

Thank you. Welcome back to So Supernatural. I'm Rasha Pecorero. And I'm Yvettegintili. And today, we're talking about one of the most mysterious and important books you've probably never heard of.

The Book of Thoth, an ancient Egyptian text filled with spells and incantations.

For thousands of years, people have searched for it.

But to this day, its location remains a mystery.

This sacred book was allegedly written by an actual God and hidden a way where almost no one could reach it. It was said to hold secrets so powerful they could change the

world. Or destroy whoever tried to wield them.

So, Yvette, if you had magic, like real magic, what is the first thing you would use it for? I think you know that. The first thing would be to bring Mama Fana back to life. And the second thing, peace on earth, you know,

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