The ancient Egyptian god Anubis stands, looking at the viewer, before the colossal, shadowed gates of the afterlife — towering monoliths carved with glowing sacred glyphs that shimmer with ghostly light. Anubis, with the sleek black jackal head and muscular, humanoid body, is adorned in ceremonial golden armor and flowing linen. An antique beam scale with two separate pans hovered near him. On the lower pan rests an oversized white feather glowing faintly, while on the raised pan sits an anatomically correct human heart. Mist swirls around the base of the gate, and distant spirits drift through a desolate dreamscape.