#ausar

#Ausar father of #Heru husband of #Auset

Osiris, originally known as Ausar, is a pivotal figure in ancient Egyptian mythology. He's the god of the afterlife, resurrection, and eternal life, and his story is a captivating tale of betrayal, love, and redemption ¹ ² ³.

Osiris was the first pharaoh of Egypt, ruling with wisdom and justice alongside his sister-wife Isis. He brought civilization, laws, and agriculture to the people, creating a golden age. However, his brother Seth, driven by jealousy and ambition, orchestrated a tragic end to Osiris' reign ¹ ² ⁴.

Seth tricked Osiris into a coffin, sealed it, and threw it into the Nile River. The coffin drifted to Byblos, where it was embedded in a tamarisk tree. Isis, determined to revive her husband, searched far and wide, eventually finding the coffin. She brought Osiris back to Egypt, but Seth discovered the body and dismembered it, scattering the pieces across the land ² ³ ⁴.

Isis, with the help of her sister Nephthys, Anubis, and Thoth, reassembled Osiris' body and briefly revived him using magic. During this moment, she conceived their son Horus. Osiris, now incomplete, became the ruler of the underworld, while Horus grew up to avenge his father's death and reclaim the throne ¹ ² ³.

*Key Themes:*

- *Resurrection and Renewal*: Osiris' story symbolizes the cycle of life, death, and rebirth, reflecting Egypt's dependence on the Nile's flooding.

- *Kingship and Succession*: Osiris' reign and Horus' ascension model the ideal pharaonic succession.

- *Order vs. Chaos*: The conflict between Osiris (order) and Seth (chaos) represents the eternal struggle for balance ¹ ² ⁵.

Would you like to explore more about Osiris' symbolism, his role in ancient Egyptian culture, or perhaps the significance of his story in modern times?

Aset and Ausar

From what I can tell, they ruled over primeval Egypt together, and were joint Neterus.

When talking to Carlos, Ausar talks about how during his reign as a living Neteru he was focused on battle, war and empire building.

Aset seems to be very skilled in law, and much more diplomatic than Ausar.

Aset and Ausar are also extremely close friends with Adam and Eve, with Aset and Eve considering each other blood sisters, and Ausar and Adam thinking of each other as brothers joined at the heart. Ausar also tells Adam in The Wicked that Eve is and always will be his sister.

Set, who may have been Lucifer/Satan, murdered Ausar, probably during a battle against him. Set desecrated his body and scattered all of the pieces. Aset searched for every piece that was torn apart, bound Ausar back together and literally prayed him back to life. She wasn’t able to find Ausar’s penis, so she replaced it with an obelisk of granite.

Reading through the books, there appear to be two versions of the Ausar resurrection story:

1. Ausar was killed and desecrated, and Aset prayed him back to life. After he came back, he and Aset conceived Heru. Ausar was out for blood right after his resurrection, however Aset was afraid for Ausar’s safety and wanted him to just love her, which he did. Once Aset saw how deep the scar to Ausar’s spirit had been, she began strategising as Ausar’s primary general, and was so ruthless and out for blood that Ausar began to fear for her safety.

2. Ausar was killed and desecrated, and Aset searched for the torn pieces of his body and brought him back together. They were able to consummate their marriage and conceive Heru after that, but Ausar could only come to Aset once in spirit before he was entombed. Ausar also says at one point that he and Aset consummated their marriage in new King’s chambers.

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