Great video.. I just wanted to add something as an egyptian myself. Upper and lower Egypt are not separated by the Nile.. In fact, they're united by it. The river Nile runs through all egyptian land longitudinally, connecting all areas of civilization.
I heard a story when I was young. In the story, when the whole river of beer thing happened, Sekhmet got so drunk that she forgot who she was and became Bastet. As Bastet, she wondered to parts of the kingdoms she had never been to before. When she sobered up, she became herself again and returned home. This continued whenever she would drink beer or wine from that day on, leading to the Egyptians worshiping both Sekhmet and Bastet as different Gods in different places where she had went as only one of her personalities and Sekhmet and Bastet being worshiped as the same god in places where she had either gotten drunk or sobered up and the locals saw her in both of her personalities.
I have honored her for most of my life : she is always portrayed as dark - however I feel she is one who balances her dark and her light & I honor her always thank you for this video
Parle de Spirit kind of like Kali from Hindu mythology. When I was young and didn’t know a lot she kind of scared me, but as I realized later on she wasn’t just a bloodthirsty killer, she is more than that. She helps me be strong and fight my inner demons. I’ve always liked dualities in gods, also like Persephone goddess of spring and queen of the underworld!
@Parle de Spirit and @Vanna Del Rey Goddess Sekhmet also reminds me of Goddess Kali Ma. I love Kali Ma, she protects me and destroys my enemies when I can’t find a peaceful solution. @Parle de Spirit can you recommend any literature or website for me to learn more about Goddess Sekhmet?
Me too ! And I also honour kali and Artemis ! They hold the balance ! I’ve been told for years now that I fit in neither but reside between , made to see between the veil to help others cross over ! She’s a powerful femine feline presence 💖
THANK YOU SEKHMET Xmas day 25 December 2018 I made offerings & prayed to Sekhmet for my retired mom’s arthritis to be healed because she was in such agonising pain almost continuously despite panadol. I had never previously prayed to this Goddess. Today 8 February 2019 my mom told me she’d been virtually Pain Free since Xmas and hadn’t taken any panadol or painkillers. She showed me her hands and one is nearly back to normal with barely any swelling. Prior to this she tried green lipped muscles, collegen, glucosamine and other things to no avail.They made no difference at all. Waste of money. PRAISES BE TO SEKHMET
@Nina Zapanta She can be! Plenty of surgeons in ancient Egypt held fealty to Sekhmet. She was also known to be in control of disease, not only afflicting the wicked but also drawing it away from the righteous.
2 days ago a stray kitten came to me and basically adopted itself to our family. And since I can't come up with a name my brothers have been calling her Sekhmet. I told them I wanted to name her something strong, but didn't want to name her Bastet and didn't want them to name her after an anime character. She also has a very strong, playful, stubborn, but smart personality. But everyone has trouble with her name so everyone still call her Kitty. I need to give her a nickname so it could be easier to call her like I did with a dog I named Anubis. Everyone called him Nunu, except if he did something he wasn't supposed to. I would use his whole name and he would listen. It might be Sek, but I'm not sure yet.
I like the dynamic of Sekmet and Bastet as the two types of protection. One protecting the whole outer of Egypt from foreigner invades and their warrior Goddess (Sekmet) and the other protecting the inner part of Egypt to keep the homes and the families inside safe from disease, and ensuring the children of Egypt were safe.
It's interesting how similar the Sekmet myth is to the Durga myth. Durga was also summoned by the male Gods because demons (the egoic self serving nature of mankind) had taken over the world and was destroying it. Durga couldn't kill them with her sword so she transformed into Kali who slurped them up and digested/ integrated the darkness thus transforming it into light. it is said that Kali without Shiva (consciousness) is out of control. Perhaps Sekmet also represents the integration of our human active and creative shakti force with the peace of unconditional consciousness. This is an evolutionary journey taking place within each one of us that eventually uncovers our enlightened nature.
Sekhmet is in fact the protector of Sekhem Energy, a healing modality that is very similar to Reiki but works on a higher vibrational level. Sekhem allows you to release what no longer serves you and is a powerful yet gentle loving energy vibration
For a while, I had the perception that Sekhmet and Hathor were one in the same, and that it was almost a Jekyll and Hyde thing, with Hathor the peaceful side and Sekhmet the violent side. I'm surprised that Amon-Ra was afraid of his daughter in that manner.
Well when someone that powerful falls into a berserker rage it would be understanding that a parent would be fearful of their child. Thought it raises the question of whether the parent feared the child or feared for the child.
I'm 50yrs old and can't remember a time in my life I didn't have a cat. My beautiful mother ❤cats. She adopted them...rescued them from being abused...picked them up from the side of the road....etc. "They are TRUE warriors & will always protect you and your home. They will listen to you and love you when everyone else turns on you." She would always tell me. Miss her knowledge...and her every day. Goddess Shekmet Thank YOU! 🙏💙
You post at night FIr me which is amazing coz I get to just listen to all these amazing myths just before bed. Could you maybe cover Sedna the sea goddess next? Much love❤ take care bud.
Me: *has constant visions of me turning into a half lion half woman while using the energy of the sun and fire to continue my warrior work. Also me: *discovered this deity 2 hours ago
Bastest and Sekhmet I consider one and the same because each god has many different names, they are split up in such a way. A way in which it is better understood what their roles are in our daily lives.
love your videos thanks for sharing ur thoughts and ideas on each subject topic matter i enjoy and am very entertained please keep this up thank you and god bless
Love your videos man and i would love to see you show some love to Mesopotamia, not just because it's my place of birth but because i think you'd find the various myths and legends quite charming with colorful and unique characters.
Loved this, thank you. Never understood the logistics as to why, but after acquiring a beautiful hand-painted card depicting Sekhmet, I began worshiping her, not knowing fully her story, but regarding her as the Goddess of Recalcitrance, and feeling eminent trust between us. Our relationship was born of love and it gave me strength, in rather telling times, so that I was able to retain providing light, while my life was concertedly threatened. Again, thank you, and to this great deity. DV :)
We have about 88 side kick gods And each kingdom replacing the one before it I wish he mentions thoth, petah, amun, hathur And Atum He will have hard time linking between Atum and RA And ouroboros
Always thought she and Hathor were two sides of the same deity. While Hathor was the warm loving joyful side. Like a sunny day. Sekhmet represented an eclipse. The harsh brutal bloodthirsty side. Warrior goddess.
It makes sense that a benevolent goddess might look at ungrateful humans that grew to ignore the gifts her father bestowed upon us that she might transform into sekhmet that nearly drank the world dry of blood.
Actually Believe it was Hathor (Het Heret)that brewed red wine to stop Sekhmet. In another mythos Ta was upset that his worshippers were not paying homage to him so He ripped out His eye threw it to the Earth which turned into Sekhmet Sekhmet is great & powerful Goddess of battle & war but also a protector & healer of women. I am an Egyptian Pagan, who has served the Great Nejier for over 37 years I enjoy your channel Glad i found it.
I was sekhmet in 2 of my previous lives. And in this one I am a warrior of light and a healer ☺️✨ thank you for this info. I found it today thanks to my Akashic Records Reading ✨
Did you ever read 'the Wicked and the divine'? Even if you might Not be that Into Comics, this one you'll love. In There the Story resolves around Luzifer, sekhmet, inanna (which got me hyped), the morrigan, baal, ananke and so many more :)
One of my favourite unmentioned attributes of Sekhmet is sun related. She personifies the negitive effects of the burning sun. One would praise a god for the positive effects. She expresses something very present in the life of a desert dweller. The miserable and unhealthy effects of the sun. Plead for her mercy? Curse her in suffering? Mythology is such great fun. Both learning and creating.
Let us all remember that during their prime the Egyptians held the standard for what a large empire looked like and operated. As a result of their expanded territory cults of the same or different deities exchanged roles and traits many times over as the culture progressed or regressed. Very few things about these entertaining figures of lore are set in stone. I mean that metaphorically of course. Plus, sources in the modern age have and will interpret some things differently. For example: I read that Bastet’s or Sekhmet’s son Maahes’ name meant “Wielder of the Knife”, setting him up as a war god for sure. Especially, perhaps depending on the historical period, since the first half of his name in hieroglyphs “maa” is a blade type shape. Love this stuff. It’s so much fun!
Somewhat makes me think about Pandora. She unknowingly released evil upon the world in one unanimous action. She might have be one that caused evil, but she's also a sort of Savior.
I know of some myths where her duel side is Hathor and when she drank the blood and beer mix she became Hathor. One goddess that gives life the other takes.
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Hi, i would like to add a perspective. For those of us who are full of dichotomies (me, i'm a gemini), this explains why you have an affinity for Our Lady Sekhmet. She is full of dichotomies = dual qualities that make sense at the same time. dual characteristics that ... at the surface, seem to be opposed ... but, in a dichotomous Goddess can indeed exist within and harmonize within.
I only knew who Sekhmet was from SkullGirls where a fighter named Eliza would turn into this cat like skeleton, also Eliza herself shows a lot of symbolism to the Egyptian Gods and Goddess
Hellhound382 In The Lost Book of King Og, also called the War of 100,000 Giants, or the War of the Circumcised & Uncircumcised Giants, you learn that in pre-Diluvian times dark magic was said to have been practiced that involved drinking of blood along with human sacrifice. Thoth also mentions in his Emerald Tablets that Atlantis was similarly plagued by dark, blood magic that ultimately led to its downfall, bringing forth devious inter-dimensional demons. Both stories pre-date the formation of Egypt, along traditional timelines as well as more controversial ones.
She's a lioness goddess and lions drink blood. I've always associated vampires as feline wereanimals since they both drink blood. Also, in the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice vampires originated in Egypt.
But the river was also turn to .. beer ! Honestly, you start with a multigrain oatmeal/ bread flavor with beets and age for a few months. Later mixed the beer with a vinegar blood soup.
Great video..
I just wanted to add something as an egyptian myself.
Upper and lower Egypt are not separated by the Nile.. In fact, they're united by it.
The river Nile runs through all egyptian land longitudinally, connecting all areas of civilization.
Thanks for the helpful info
Gods of Cats (Bastet): calm.
Gods of wars from Ra (Sekhmet): destructive.
Common trait: both are orginal cat girl.
Hell fuckin yeah
well since there are woman so
Cat woman
Lol are you saying never underestimate a neko
Who's brave enough to fuck them
I heard a story when I was young. In the story, when the whole river of beer thing happened, Sekhmet got so drunk that she forgot who she was and became Bastet. As Bastet, she wondered to parts of the kingdoms she had never been to before. When she sobered up, she became herself again and returned home. This continued whenever she would drink beer or wine from that day on, leading to the Egyptians worshiping both Sekhmet and Bastet as different Gods in different places where she had went as only one of her personalities and Sekhmet and Bastet being worshiped as the same god in places where she had either gotten drunk or sobered up and the locals saw her in both of her personalities.
I get like that when I drink too much too. 😊
Interesting
With this theory i am sure that she is me and i am her
Wow! That might explain my ayahuasca vision.
Nope
She's is a goddes worth a lot of respect in my opinion
Amen.
Exactly
@@JT5555 what. why?
Indeed!
She is the one the strongest goddesses in Egyptian mythology
I have honored her for most of my life : she is always portrayed as dark - however I feel she is one who balances her dark and her light & I honor her always thank you for this video
Parle de Spirit kind of like Kali from Hindu mythology. When I was young and didn’t know a lot she kind of scared me, but as I realized later on she wasn’t just a bloodthirsty killer, she is more than that. She helps me be strong and fight my inner demons. I’ve always liked dualities in gods, also like Persephone goddess of spring and queen of the underworld!
@Parle de Spirit and @Vanna Del Rey Goddess Sekhmet also reminds me of Goddess Kali Ma. I love Kali Ma, she protects me and destroys my enemies when I can’t find a peaceful solution. @Parle de Spirit can you recommend any literature or website for me to learn more about Goddess Sekhmet?
She is very misunderstood. That’s what makes her powerful. I relate to her energy.
I always liked her volatile side
Me too ! And I also honour kali and Artemis ! They hold the balance ! I’ve been told for years now that I fit in neither but reside between , made to see between the veil to help others cross over ! She’s a powerful femine feline presence 💖
#TeamSekhmet Sekhmet is fucking awesome and very powerful. She's definitely one of my favorite Egyptian Goddesses. Along with Bastet.
THANK YOU SEKHMET
Xmas day 25 December 2018 I made offerings & prayed to Sekhmet for my retired mom’s arthritis to be healed because she was in such agonising pain almost continuously despite panadol.
I had never previously prayed to this Goddess.
Today 8 February 2019 my mom told me she’d been virtually Pain Free since Xmas and hadn’t taken any panadol or painkillers.
She showed me her hands and one is nearly back to normal with barely any swelling.
Prior to this she tried green lipped muscles, collegen, glucosamine and other things to no avail.They made no difference at all. Waste of money.
PRAISES BE TO SEKHMET
@Nina Zapanta She can be! Plenty of surgeons in ancient Egypt held fealty to Sekhmet. She was also known to be in control of disease, not only afflicting the wicked but also drawing it away from the righteous.
Sekhmet was mentioned in Godzilla: King of the Monsters as one of the Titans that were awakened by King Ghidorah. She was contained in Cairo, Egypt.
wooww never knew that thanks
I feel like dio is clapping some cheeks
Great now I'm looking forward to see a giant lion fight Godzilla
@@ghostoperationswithcheukgu9844 lmao a giant lion headed woman kinda like the movie sleep walkers by Steven King.
@KALI☠️🔥 me after reading that *dead*
Egyptian mythology is always so fun to hear about. Love your content!
So she gave them an excuse to Party...Dionysus and Bacchus would approve.
I think she might represent Hope or the healing (medicine) after the war like when a liones lick their wound after a fearsome hunt
2 days ago a stray kitten came to me and basically adopted itself to our family. And since I can't come up with a name my brothers have been calling her Sekhmet. I told them I wanted to name her something strong, but didn't want to name her Bastet and didn't want them to name her after an anime character. She also has a very strong, playful, stubborn, but smart personality. But everyone has trouble with her name so everyone still call her Kitty. I need to give her a nickname so it could be easier to call her like I did with a dog I named Anubis. Everyone called him Nunu, except if he did something he wasn't supposed to. I would use his whole name and he would listen. It might be Sek, but I'm not sure yet.
I like the dynamic of Sekmet and Bastet as the two types of protection. One protecting the whole outer of Egypt from foreigner invades and their warrior Goddess (Sekmet) and the other protecting the inner part of Egypt to keep the homes and the families inside safe from disease, and ensuring the children of Egypt were safe.
Can you please do...
Nun
Isis
Horus
Set
Hathor
Thoth
Love Egyptian Mythology, thank you for the videos you have made so far. Really enjoyed it.
thoth especially pls
@@apopj5322 Toth is the best
It's interesting how similar the Sekmet myth is to the Durga myth. Durga was also summoned by the male Gods because demons (the egoic self serving nature of mankind) had taken over the world and was destroying it. Durga couldn't kill them with her sword so she transformed into Kali who slurped them up and digested/ integrated the darkness thus transforming it into light. it is said that Kali without Shiva (consciousness) is out of control. Perhaps Sekmet also represents the integration of our human active and creative shakti force with the peace of unconditional consciousness. This is an evolutionary journey taking place within each one of us that eventually uncovers our enlightened nature.
I want see the Egyptian mythology on Set
If I had a dollar for every Egyptian God that was also a God of the Sun, I would be a rich man.
Oh my Egyptian Sun Gods a heart.
It’s the same with Norse mythology, except god is a war god basically
Spudferd Powers Their very indecisive like that.
Spudferd Powers they worshipped there sun.
Cut the crap and take your childish sarcasm somewhere else, And if I had a dollar everytime i encounter such a fool a would be millionaire as well.
@@travism8597 beautiful ❤️🖤 💚
Sekhmet is in fact the protector of Sekhem Energy, a healing modality that is very similar to Reiki but works on a higher vibrational level. Sekhem allows you to release what no longer serves you and is a powerful yet gentle loving energy vibration
Nothing like Reiki. Way more powerful
Very interesting comments, could you please elaborate? 🍃
@@boomshankalady8029 Hiya, in what way would you like me to elaborate?
For a while, I had the perception that Sekhmet and Hathor were one in the same, and that it was almost a Jekyll and Hyde thing, with Hathor the peaceful side and Sekhmet the violent side. I'm surprised that Amon-Ra was afraid of his daughter in that manner.
Chalres Kirkland I thought this too and not saying that this is true but in the Kane chronicles by Rick riordan he says that they are the same as well
Chalres Kirkland arent all us females jekyll/hydes? lol(bipolar) 🤔😝
Ra was afraid for humanity, of what he unleashed upon the world. Probably more if not as destructive as Apep.
She was extremely powerful
Well when someone that powerful falls into a berserker rage it would be understanding that a parent would be fearful of their child. Thought it raises the question of whether the parent feared the child or feared for the child.
Sekhmet came to me in meditation when I was sick with COVID
Sekhment is one of my favorite Egyptian gods! I always love the story's origin about her. Awesome narrative!
I like your content,
Do some research on INDIAN Gods too..
They have great tales too.
Yes please!!!
I'm 50yrs old and can't remember a time in my life I didn't have a cat. My beautiful mother ❤cats. She adopted them...rescued them from being abused...picked them up from the side of the road....etc. "They are TRUE warriors & will always protect you and your home. They will listen to you and love you when everyone else turns on you." She would always tell me. Miss her knowledge...and her every day. Goddess Shekmet Thank YOU! 🙏💙
You post at night FIr me which is amazing coz I get to just listen to all these amazing myths just before bed.
Could you maybe cover Sedna the sea goddess next?
Much love❤ take care bud.
Xena Thompson totally agree
You should do a video on Skyrim and see how Skyrim got influenced by Norse mythology
Me: *has constant visions of me turning into a half lion half woman while using the energy of the sun and fire to continue my warrior work.
Also me: *discovered this deity 2 hours ago
Egyptian Mythology is so amazing. I love it and I hope you will cover more topics about it
Bastest and Sekhmet I consider one and the same because each god has many different names, they are split up in such a way. A way in which it is better understood what their roles are in our daily lives.
I would love to see some more videos on the Egyptian gods and goddesses. Please keep up the great work you have been doing in all your videos
I’m pretty sure I’ve either encountered her or Artemis during meditation so I’m educating myself more lol
I know next to nothing on Egyptian mythology, but these videos have peaked my interest. Thank you.
You did a fantastic job. Keep them coming. Well done.
Very fascinating video on a very complex deity. Good work.
Finally 😍😍😍 I’ve been asking you for this a few times
I randomly found this channel looking for Greek mythology and stumbled upon a wisdom filled treasure definitely subscribed
this video helped me with my project thankyou
I fell in love with mythology because of this Chanel love it plz do more
Thank you my dear I love your videos the most
Now thats what i call a Goddess. So badass.
love your videos thanks for sharing ur thoughts and ideas on each subject topic matter i enjoy and am very entertained please keep this up thank you and god bless
I had a dream about her, she was real nice to me in the dream.
THANK YOU FOR THIS
Sekhmet is my type of goddess
I was waiting for her introduction. Behold the powerful of them all. I present you Sekmet.
Great video very informative
Love your videos man and i would love to see you show some love to Mesopotamia, not just because it's my place of birth but because i think you'd find the various myths and legends quite charming with colorful and unique characters.
I love your videos bro!!!
Always beautifully told 😄😄
I could listen to you forever...
Good stuff! Thanks!🦁
Good video!, could you make one on heru/horus and maybe the various creatures/monsters of Egyptian mythology.
Loved this, thank you. Never understood the logistics as to why, but after acquiring a beautiful hand-painted card depicting Sekhmet, I began worshiping her, not knowing fully her story, but regarding her as the Goddess of Recalcitrance, and feeling eminent trust between us. Our relationship was born of love and it gave me strength, in rather telling times, so that I was able to retain providing light, while my life was concertedly threatened. Again, thank you, and to this great deity. DV :)
Amazing art work. 💖
Keep up the good work
great video
Please make more Egyptian Mythology videos!! ♥️
We have about 88 side kick gods
And each kingdom replacing the one before it
I wish he mentions thoth, petah, amun, hathur
And Atum
He will have hard time linking between Atum and RA
And ouroboros
Thank You for This Video
I love this video and the Egyptian mythology🧡
I'm lucky to live in Las Vegas where it's only 30 minutes to the Temple of Goddess Spirituality dedicated to Sekhmet.
Great videos I have been looking for a channel just like this. Could you do a video on the Morei or the lightening bird :)
Please make more Egyptian mythology videos ❤
I love the Egyptian myths but I would love to see a video on Skadi-Norse goddess of winter
Always thought she and Hathor were two sides of the same deity. While Hathor was the warm loving joyful side. Like a sunny day. Sekhmet represented an eclipse. The harsh brutal bloodthirsty side. Warrior goddess.
It makes sense that a benevolent goddess might look at ungrateful humans that grew to ignore the gifts her father bestowed upon us that she might transform into sekhmet that nearly drank the world dry of blood.
please consider adding subtitles to your videos xx
ready for series on this goddess
Keep up the vids I like it
Actually Believe it was Hathor (Het Heret)that brewed red wine to stop Sekhmet. In another mythos Ta was upset that his worshippers were not paying homage to him so He ripped out His eye threw it to the Earth which turned into Sekhmet Sekhmet is great & powerful Goddess of battle & war but also a protector & healer of women. I am an Egyptian Pagan, who has served the Great Nejier for over 37 years
I enjoy your channel Glad i found it.
Amazing ❤
Great work. Can you make videos about mesoptomian gods and goddess ?
Can you do a video on Narcis? Love your videos
She has soo many roles in Egypt!
These videos are so cool! Please do Rama and Sita~
Love it 😻
Wonder if shes the sphinx or at least at one point in time. Seems like it changed alot. Yaldaboath is also depicted as a lion & a serpent.
Nah it Auset
I hope in the future you'll make a video about the Egyptian god Sutekh.
I was sekhmet in 2 of my previous lives. And in this one I am a warrior of light and a healer ☺️✨ thank you for this info. I found it today thanks to my Akashic Records Reading ✨
You are cathead
I could totally agree with you on that one. I believe I was her in 1 of my lifetimes too. And in this one I am a carrier of light and a healer. 🕯️🦁
Sekhmet blessings are good blessings to have.. all around
I would like if you did a video on Horus, he's one of my favorites. Not totally sure why
Did you ever read 'the Wicked and the divine'? Even if you might Not be that Into Comics, this one you'll love. In There the Story resolves around Luzifer, sekhmet, inanna (which got me hyped), the morrigan, baal, ananke and so many more :)
Quatschfeder yeeeeees. Also, can we get a video about Ishtar/Inanna or Mesopotamia in general? 😍
One of my favourite unmentioned attributes of Sekhmet is sun related.
She personifies the negitive effects of the burning sun. One would praise a god for the positive effects. She expresses something very present in the life of a desert dweller. The miserable and unhealthy effects of the sun. Plead for her mercy? Curse her in suffering?
Mythology is such great fun. Both learning and creating.
Let us all remember that during their prime the Egyptians held the standard for what a large empire looked like and operated. As a result of their expanded territory cults of the same or different deities exchanged roles and traits many times over as the culture progressed or regressed. Very few things about these entertaining figures of lore are set in stone. I mean that metaphorically of course. Plus, sources in the modern age have and will interpret some things differently. For example: I read that Bastet’s or Sekhmet’s son Maahes’ name meant “Wielder of the Knife”, setting him up as a war god for sure. Especially, perhaps depending on the historical period, since the first half of his name in hieroglyphs “maa” is a blade type shape. Love this stuff. It’s so much fun!
I am a follower of Bastet and Seckmet. I give honor and respect to all deities but as far as I am I have two gods, two loas and one Orisha.
Somewhat makes me think about Pandora. She unknowingly released evil upon the world in one unanimous action. She might have be one that caused evil, but she's also a sort of Savior.
I learned that Sekhmet is apart of Hathor when she is angry
Plz do more Egypt
Still waiting for neith lore nice video as will
I know of some myths where her duel side is Hathor and when she drank the blood and beer mix she became Hathor. One goddess that gives life the other takes.
Very similar to Durga (Indian Mythology)
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She's so complicated
That's cats for you... .
And women.
no shes very understanding if theres a war to fight
"Its not a phase dad"(rà)
Warrior deities are complex, men or women, East and West. Just don't mess with them
Please do a video on Thoth.
Please do amun next
Hi, i would like to add a perspective. For those of us who are full of dichotomies (me, i'm a gemini), this explains why you have an affinity for Our Lady Sekhmet. She is full of dichotomies = dual qualities that make sense at the same time. dual characteristics that ... at the surface, seem to be opposed ... but, in a dichotomous Goddess can indeed exist within and harmonize within.
Not even gonna lie after playing assassins creed origins i been looking into egyptian gods im hooked and learning quite a lot
I only knew who Sekhmet was from SkullGirls where a fighter named Eliza would turn into this cat like skeleton, also Eliza herself shows a lot of symbolism to the Egyptian Gods and Goddess
How about a video on Set? Or a comparison of whether Set or Apophis was more evil?
Would love some more Egypt Mythology! Horus or Isis?
Egyptian mythology is my favorite ^^ if sekhmet drank blood, would that technically mean vampirism started in egypt?
Hellhound382 yes
No. Vampires drink blood to survive. She drank blood, because of her animal instinct and battle rage.
Hellhound382 In The Lost Book of King Og, also called the War of 100,000 Giants, or the War of the Circumcised & Uncircumcised Giants, you learn that in pre-Diluvian times dark magic was said to have been practiced that involved drinking of blood along with human sacrifice. Thoth also mentions in his Emerald Tablets that Atlantis was similarly plagued by dark, blood magic that ultimately led to its downfall, bringing forth devious inter-dimensional demons. Both stories pre-date the formation of Egypt, along traditional timelines as well as more controversial ones.
She's a lioness goddess and lions drink blood. I've always associated vampires as feline wereanimals since they both drink blood. Also, in the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice vampires originated in Egypt.
Then Bastet will drink milk?
A river of blood, now where have I heard that before?
But the river was also turn to .. beer !
Honestly, you start with a multigrain oatmeal/ bread flavor with beets and age for a few months. Later mixed the beer with a vinegar blood soup.
Amazing goddess to work with ♡