Introduction to the divine light phenomenon: The divine light phenomenon refers to the fact that there are four stone statues in a small stone room at the end of the temple sanctuary. From left to right, they are the underworld god Ptah, the sun god Ra, and Ramses II. World and sky god Hakra horakhte. Every year on February 22 (the day Ramses ascends the throne) and October 22 (Ramses' birthday), the sun enters through the temple gate and passes through the 60-meter-deep temple corridor and more than three corridors twice. The door shines on the three statues on the right at the end of the temple, as if they are protected by sunlight, but Ptah, the god of the underworld on the far left, is always hiding in the darkness, and the sunlight will not reach him.