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The Egyptian pantheon can be defined as
the total of the Egyptian gods. All Egypt goddesses and gods
make the Egyptian pantheon; they are called neters which is an
Egyptian word representing the origin of the word ‘nature’. The
members are anthropomorphic and Zoomorphic in nature are shown
as part human-part animal, for example, in numerous images,
Sekhmet appears as having a woman’s body and a lion’s head. On
her head can be seen a sun disc and a cobra which symbolize the
sun’s power and the vital kundalini energy. Also, the goddess
carries the papyrus staff and the ankh as symbols of her power
and divine status. The qualities embodied by Sekhmet are the
healing the compassion and the courage. The archetypal qualities
that can be found in nature are represented by every member of
the pantheon. Knowing these archetypes allow us to understand
the nature’s mysteries and depths, the divinity and ourselves.
According to some specialists, the divine qualities can be awake
in us if we have a relationship with the neters; the areas of
our existence that need energy can be vitalized if we work with
the neters. For instance, Sobek or Anubis can help you to
transform your fear; also, Anubis can help the persons who have
a traumatized past, by healing the wounds. Sekhmet can offer the
compassion and the courage to the solar feminine power. The
persons who work with Hathor can receive joy, juiciness and
ecstasy in their life. The persons who work with Isis can
receive the awake of the feminine spiritual nourishment as well
as the needed sustenance on the life’s path. By having a
relationship with the Egyptian Pantheon, the people can follow
the path of discovering who they really are. |
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