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Suite des mes cartouches égyptiens avec un nouveau dyptique : Thot et Sekhmet.

—- Sekhmet reborn as Hathor

I dreamt briefly of Hathor last night. She was the Egyptian goddess of love, joy, music, and motherhood. She was also a protector of the dead, guiding them safely into the afterlife. This is one of my all time favorite and best pieces IMHO, and very appropriate to my life personally right now. Her kindness, love, and reassurance is a balm. Prints Here Wood Pendants Here

— Advice from Ra on a rainy day (via cradle-the-gods)

Seated Sekhmet [Goddess of Destruction] statutes at the Temple of Met, Karnak, Egypt. Granodiorite. Commissioned by King Amenhoptep III, ca. 1390 - 1352 B.C.

Featuring a dear friends beloved kitty, who sadly passed last year 💖

Centipede wizard

Sobek

New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, ca. 1249-1213 BC. Now in the Egyptian Museum of Turin. Cat. 1464

Hathor

The Earth Became Green at His Appearance

Geb and Nut, the earth and the sky, children of Shu and Tefnut.

Based on The Opening of the Mouth Ceremony on the walls of the Burial Chamber of Tutankhamun