The Eye of Ra is one of the most powerful and fearsome symbols in ancient Egyptian religion. It represents the burning, watchful, and often destructive force of the sun god Ra, especially
The Eye of Horus is one of the most recognisable symbols of ancient Egypt. It appears on amulets, coffins, temple walls, funerary objects, jewellery, and magical texts, carrying meanings that reach far beyond decoration. To the ancient Egyptians, the Eye
Khnum – The Sculptor Who Gives Life; Lord of Destiny; Father of Fathers, Mother of Mothers; Lord of the Cool Water Khnum presides over the Nile cataracts. It was at his command
Khonsu is described as Bastet’s son or as the son of Ammon and Mut or Sobek and Hathor. Spirit of the moon, when he causes the crescent moon to shine, women conceive.
Ma’at – Lady of Heaven; Queen of Earth; Mistress of the Underworld; Eye of Ra; Daughter of Ra; Lady of the Judgment Hall Ma’at is a word, a concept, and a goddess:
Al Naddaha- The Caller Al Naddaha literally means “the caller,” but the word is also translated as “Siren,” meaning a deadly mermaid. Al Naddaha, a spirit of the Nile, is an Egyptian
Nefertem is the lord of fragrance and perfume. He reminds us that perfume can be more than just a pleasant fragrance. He presides over ritual, erotic, therapeutic, and shamanic uses of fragrance.
Neith The Oldest One; Nurse of Crocodiles The inscription on Neith’s temple in Sais in the Nile Delta (now modern Sa el-Hagar) read: I am all that has been, that is and
Nekhbet – Lady of the South Although in modern Western culture, vultures are commonly perceived as harbingers of death, in traditional African cosmology, vultures are symbols of motherhood—no joke or sarcasm intended.
Ptah – Lord of the Sky; Lord of the Two Lands; Lord of Truths; Lord of Sunrise; Father of Fathers; Power of Powers In the beginning was the word. That phrase is
Qebhut ALSO KNOWN AS: Qeb-Hwt; Qébéhout; Kebehet; Kabachet; Kebhut; Kebechet ORIGIN: Egypt Qebhut is the goddess of the mystical Water of Life. She presides over the magical, reviving powers of water. The
Satis She Who Shoots Forth; She Who Runs Like an Arrow; She Who Pours ALSO KNOWN AS: Sati; Satet Satis, Lady of the Frontier, is a Nile River spirit entrusted to maintain
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