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
Sekhmet : The Mighty One; Great of Magic; Lady of Terror; Lady of Action; The One Before Whom Evil Flees; Mistress Dread; Lady of Flame; The Scarlet Woman Sekhmet, lioness goddess, epitomizes
Serqet (Selket, Selqet, Selquet) In Egyptian mythology, scorpion goddess. Serqet protected the body of the dead. She was often seen on the walls of tombs with winged arms outstretched in a protective
Seshet, Queen of Construction and Goddess of Writing, competes with Ptah for title of founder of architecture. Seshet supervises the construction of residences in the afterlife.
Serapis In Egyptian mythology, Greek name for the composite god made up of the god Osiris, called Ser in Egyptian, and the sacred bull of Memphis, Apis. The date of the introduction
Osiris Lord of the Far World Osiris, ancient deity, is a culture hero. He invented agriculture: the sacred rites of grain. He taught people to bake bread and brew beer. Osiris invented
Renenet She Who Rears; The Nourishing Snake; Lady of the Double Granary ALSO KNOWN AS: Renenutet ORIGIN: Egypt Renenet is an Egyptian goddess of childbirth. Her name derives from the root word
Bast (Bastet, Pasht) In Egyptian mythology, cat goddess worshipped at Bubastis in the eastern delta. She was looked upon as a manifestation of the solar eye and was even referred to as
Mut Lady of Heaven; Queen of Deities; Mother of the Mothers ORIGIN: Egypt Her name means “Mom.” Mut, the vulture goddess, is the spirit of maternity. So potently fertile that she conceived
Min In Egyptian mythology, god of fertility, rain, and crops. Min was honoured in harvest festivals, during which the first-cut sheaf of the harvest was offered to him by the king. According
Meskhenet ALSO KNOWN AS: Meshkent; Meshkhenet ORIGIN: Egypt Meskhenet, Goddess of Childbirth, protects laboring women and newborn babies. She is a mistress of magic and an expert on charms, spells, and incantations.
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