#aset and usir

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4.folktale

How can I not love deeply

When regardless of where we come from

What we belive or

When we tread the earth

There have always been stories of a greater love

Dwynwen wished for lovers to love free when this had been forbidden for her

Aset searched the nile for usir to put her love back together

Demter could no longer work when her daughter couldn't be in her arms

All around me I see is love folklore in the making

I tell pepole about the gods and saints

But I tell them about my loved ones too

Who fight for their loves

In a more mundane but still powerful way

Mortal,God or Saint

We bleed love

We exhale love

Any existence is love

Prompt from @nosebleedclub

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Egyptian Gods face study

Fun fact: I base a lot of the faces of the Egyptian gods on statues of ancient Egyptian royalty. Isis is based on a bust of Nefertiti and Osiris is based on a statue of Djoser.

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Egyptian versions of the Greekified/Latinized names of Egyptian Gods:

1. Horus - Heru/Hor/Her/Har

2. Thoth - Djehuty

3. Anubis - Anpu/Inpu/Anpw/Inpw

4. Set - Setekh/Sutekh

5. Nephthys - Nebet-Het

6. Osiris - Asar/Usar/Asari/Ausir/Wesir/Ausare/Usire/Ausar

7. Isis - Aset/Auset/Iset

8. Hathor - Hwt-hr/Hwt-hrw/Hut-Hor

9. Apis - Hjpw/Hapi

10. Apophis - Apep

11. Mandulis - Merul/Melul

12. Maahes - Mai-Hesa

13. Mnevis - Mer-Ur

14. Neith - Nit

15. Satis - Satit/Stit/Satet

16. Ophois - Wapwawet/Wepwawet

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Nebet-hut, goddess of darkness and mourning

If there’s one goddess who feels like she’s drawn the short stick in the bunch, it’s Nebet-hut. While she’s undoubtedly part of a quartet of siblings that play some of the biggest roles in Kemet’s divine sphere, Nebet-hut is often left feeling like an afterthought tacked on to balance Sutekh. If he didn’t exist, would she, when she was the last one born and everyone comes in balanced pairs?

Her relationship with her sister, Aset, has always been complicated. She loves her sister, but can’t help but feel like everyone—from their parents to their worshippers—consider her like an extension of Aset. Aset is more important, more powerful, the queen. What is Nebet-hut but a shadow of her sister? How does a goddess make an identity for herself when she’s always envisioned as a double to Aset? Nebet-hut is forever entangled in trying to figure out what she wants out of her existence, independent of what Aset or their brother Usire needs.

And then there’s Sutekh. Good grief, she did not want to be married to him. Not only is Nebet-hut not attracted to him, but she resents the fact that yet another aspect of her independence and identity has been ripped from her. If she’s not Aset’s Sister, then she’s Sutekh’s Wife. Why can’t she be herself? To make matters worse, Nebet-hut has figured out one thing she wants out of life—she wants to be a mother��and Sutekh is infertile and cannot even give her that. It adds yet another layer of frustration and anger on top of everything else.

Nebet-hut already feels like goddesses play second sistrum to gods. She sees the pain and struggle that Aset goes through, trying to earn respect for her position as queen despite what feels like the world working against her. And Nebet-hut will always support her in that endeavor. But Aset doesn’t seem to comprehend how truly invisible Nebet-hut is to the world when not linked to one of her siblings, and Nebet-hut honestly wishes she would.

Highlights of her life include:

- Nebet-hut has generally tried to play the role she was forced into without complaint, as she was socialized to do so, but when Sutekh couldn’t make her a mother she took matters into her own hands. Nebet-hut, though she feels bad about stepping outside her marriage to try to conceive children, has figured out that no one is going to give her what she wants or needs out of life; only she can do that for herself.

- She has a strong relationship with her mother, Nut, stronger than Aset has, which is one of the few things Nebet-hut has over Aset. And it’s sad that she has to silently compete over something like that to boost her self-esteem, but it is what it is.

- In her efforts to achieve her own independence and shape her life independently of her siblings, she has actually found herself to be quite fond of Sokar. The two have a good affinity with each other. Her relationships with the Duat gods in general is far healthier than her other siblings, and she cares deeply for the deceased mortals that pass through Duat itself. It does seem that if ever there was a time that Kemet considered a Queen of the Underworld like Sumer has, she would be the best option. A Kemetic Ereškigal, anyone? Maybe? Perhaps? It would be nice…

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Horus seeing his dead father in the duat

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Consciously trying to decolonize the Kemetic aspects of my practice. Right now, it's rewiring my brain to use the Egyptian/Kemetic names of my deities instead of the ones the Greeks gave them.

This is something I've debated back and forth for awhile and have asked my deities if this is something they'd prefer. I never got an answer either way, so I took it to mean they didn't care.

Recently however, I've come to understand that using their original Egyptian names is less about doing it because THEY want me to and more about doing it because it is something I want to do to honor them.

Isis (Gr) - Auset/Aset/Iset (K)

Osiris (Gr) - Ausar/Usir/Wesir (K)

Seth (Gr) - Set/Sutekh (K)

Intention is everything. Names are important and carry their own magic.

Dua Auset! Dua Ausar! Dua Set!

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Okay so basically in one of the mythology books I have, the Egyptian gods have bodies made of crystals like lapis lazuli and stuff like that. Osiris/Usir used to have normal person skin before he straight up died, got brought back to life for one night, walked into the Nile, and had his skin turn green while he was doing his fish impression. At one point, Nephthys/Nebet Hut wanted a baby but knew Set didn't want one, so she slept with Set, Osiris, and Ra around the same time to make Anubis. 1/?

Tehuti/Thoth is just straight up Ra's tongue that decided to go off and do its own thing. Isis/Aset is the most Chaotic Protective Mom there was. There were two Heru/Horus dudes. A potter god had like five different goddess wives depending on what role he was fulfilling in what city. No god has ever been a separate entity from another god. Egyptian mythology is literally the Telephone game except with divinity. Then you step away from mythology and into paganism, and things get weird. 2/?

Paganism is basically "you know those myths? well they're wrong" and you have to go back and relearn everything you THOUGHT you knew about certain Egyptian deities. Back to the myths tho, Set likes to get drunk just to be drunk and that's probably the reason he's so often a villain. Also he was jealous because Osiris and Isis were all of Egypt's OTP when he wanted to date Isis and generally it was a very weird situation. End of rant, thanks for reading.

Same Egyptian anon! Almost forgot to talk about Anubis/Inpu's mythos: he was the main underworld god until his uncle/father/somehow relative Osiris showed up, then he stepped down so Osiris could be in charge. He became the patron god of orphans because in most mythologies he was used to being alone and wanted to make sure kids wouldn't have to be alone. He's great.

Thank you anon omfg.  I’ve read some of this stuff, but there’s a lot of new information here, which I really appreciate.  (If you have any book recs, I’ll gladly take them.  I sadly had to downsize my Egypt book collection).  And yeah, this is why I can’t get upset when a depiction of an Egyptian god isn’t “accurate”.  The culture has existed for centuries upon centuries - things will change.

But this Anubis is really good and I want to see more depictions like that.

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Osiris (Usir)

symbols: crook & flail, Atef crown, ostrich feathers (often on either side of crown), distinguished beard sacred plants: frankincense, ivy, acacia, blackberry, cedar, willow sacred animals: cattle, crocodile, cat, goose color associations: black, green element: water Zodiac: Taurus

Son of Geb (Earth God) and Nut (Sky Goddess.) He wed his sister, goddess Isis (Aset), and they gave birth to Horus. The love between Osiris and Isis was legendary, and is depicted all over walls in tombs, and on papyrus scrolls. Osiris is often considered the first legitimate leader of Egypt. He is said to have brought order and quell chaos. He is a god of agriculture, death, rebirth & resurrection. He was known to be a kind and benevolent leader; some depictions of him have him smiling. When he passed away and entered the Underworld, his presence was welcome, as he is not a deity to be feared. He is merciful and forgiving.  Why is he green in the image above? Osiris was often depicted as green because he is associated with vegetation and is a god of agriculture. He is sometimes shown as a mummy in white, which can also be seen in the above image. In addition, he can be depicted in black-- as he is also a god of death and resurrection. The green, white, & black colors were also indications of the fact that Osiris had passed. Each harvest, he symbolically dies, and is resurrected as the inundation returns. There were a couple festivals dedicated to Osiris. One in November, to celebrate his beauty, and a festival of mourning called “Fall of the Nile.” Even celebrations surrounding this deity deal with life and death. Witches may choose to celebrate Osiris on Ostara.

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The Pantheon universe, a summary

What is the Pantheon universe?

Pantheon is a series of mythological stories that take place from approximately 3000 BCE to 1200 BCE in the area known in modern times as SWANA (Southwest Asia and North Africa).

The stories assume the existence of each ancient culture’s deities while taking into account the historical conflicts between those cultures, resulting in a kind of “historical mythology” where historical conflict reflects upon the divine realm (E.G.: the Egyptian pantheon fighting the Hittite pantheon and allies in the Battle of Kadesh story).

What tags organize this blog?

Find Pantheon artwork: #iconography

Find Pantheon written work: #textcorpus

Find Pantheon lore (short posts): #lore

Find Papyrus Nabayat content: #papyrusnabayat

Find Baal Cycle content: #baalcycle

Find Battle of Kadesh content: #battleofkadesh

Individual mythology groups have their own tags below, as do some of the gods. Not all gods can be linked below for space reasons, but they are tagged.

Which gods have a prominent place in Pantheon?

Tags below the cut!

Syrian and Amorite Deities - #amorite mythology

Baal, Ugaritic god of storms #baal

Yam, Ugaritic god of the sea #yam

Mot, Ugaritic god of death #mot

Anat, Ugaritic goddess of war #anat

Astarte, Ugaritic goddess of hunting #astarte

Horon, Ugaritic god of exorcism #horon

Resheph, Ugaritic god of war, plague, and healing #resheph

Kothar, Ugaritic god of crafting #kothar

Khasis, Ugaritic goddess of crafting and war #khasis

Gupan, Ugaritic god of vineyards #gupan

Ugar, Ugaritic god of fields #ugar

Egyptian Deities - #egyptian mythology

Sutekh, god of storms, deserts, chaos, war #sutekh

Djehuty, god of knowledge, wisdom, scribes, the moon #djehuty

Hathor, goddess of love, sex, war, the sun, and music #hathor

Usire, god of the underworld and vegetation #usire

Aset, goddess of magic, wisdom, and motherhood #aset

Nebethut, goddess of darkness and mourning #nebethut

Ra, god of the afternoon sun #ra (also #khepri and #atum )

Khonsu, god of the moon, healing, and childhood #khonsu

Heru the Younger, god of kingship, the sun, and the moon #heru

Anpu, god of embalming the underworld #anpu

Ptah, god of crafting and creation #ptah

Sekhmet, goddess of war, plague, fire, healing #sekhmet

Nefertem, god of beauty and lotuses #nefertem

Sokar, god of the Memphite necropolis #sokar

Aten, god of the sun disc #aten

Hatti and Anatolian Deities - #anatolian mythology

Tarhunt, Nesian god of storms, war, and vineyards #tarhunt

Arinna, Hattic goddess of the sun #arinna

Telipinu, Hattic god of storms, fertility, and vegetation #telipinu

Nerik, Hattic god of storms and war #nerik

Ziplantil, Hattic god of storms and the underworld #ziplantil

Inara, Hattic goddess of hunting #inara

Aruna, Luwian god of the sea #aruna

Hasameli, Hattic god of crafting #hasameli

Taru, Hattic-Kaskian god of storms #taru

Zilipuri, Hattic-Kaskian god of crafting #zilipuri

Iluyanka, Hattic-Kaskian god of the Black Sea #iluyanka

Arma, Nesian god of the moon #arma

Kasku, Hattic god of the moon #kasku

Hurrian Deities - #hurrian mythology

Teššub, god of storms #tessub

Sauska, goddess of war and sex #sauska

Tasmisu, god of war #tasmisu

Aranzah, god of the Tigris River #aranzah

Kumarbi, god of grain and the underworld #kumarbi

Hebat, goddess of queenship #hebat

Kiase, god of the sea #kiase

Sarruma, god of the mountains #sarruma

Simige, god of the sun #simige

Kusuh, god of the moon #kusuh

Mukišanu, sukkal of Kumarbi #mukisanu

Impaluri, sukkal of Kiase, #impaluri

Umbu, Alalakhian god of the moon #umbu

Hedammu, god of the sea #hedammu

Sumerian and Babylonian Deities - #babylonian mythology

Enlil, god of storms and wind #enlil

Enki, god of the subterranean waters, crafting, wisdom #enki

Iškur, god of storms #iskur

Marduk, tutelary god of Babylon #marduk

Nabu, god of scribes, knowledge, and wisdom #nabu

Nisaba, goddess of scribes and grain #nisaba

Ninurta, god of war and storms #ninurta

Sharur, divine mace of Ninurta #sharur

Inanna, goddess of war and sexuality #inanna

Nergal, god of war #nergal

Nanna, god of the moon #nanna

Utu, god of the sun #utu

Ereškigal, goddess of the underworld #ereskigal

Assyrian Deities - #assyrian mythology

Aššur, tutelary god of the city Aššur #assur

Adad, Akkadian god of storms and war #adad

Erra, Akkadian god of war, pestilence, fire, and disorder #erra

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Rehad

Renungan Hadist. Disampaikan oleh Umi Anik di Whatsapp Grup Binroh RSU Pademangan Jangan Tertipu Pesona Tampilan Lahiriyah عَنْ أَبِي هُرَيْرَةَ أَنَّ رَسُولَ اللَّهِ صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ قَالَ رُبَّ أَشْعَثَ مَدْفُوعٍ بِالْأَبْوَابِ لَوْ أَقْسَمَ عَلَى اللَّهِ لَأَبَرَّهُ (رواه مسلم) Dari Abu Hurairah ra bahwa Rasulullah Saw bersabda, "Berapa banyak orang yang rambutnya kusut, tampak dihinakan dan di usir oleh orang-orang, namun apabila dia berdo'a kepada Allah, pasti Allah akan mengambulkannya." (HR. Muslim, hadits no 4754) Hikmah Hadits : 1. Anjuran untuk tidak memandang seseorang dari tampilan lahiriyahnya saja. Karena betapa banyak orang yang tampilan lahiriyahnya mempesona, kata-katanya seolah membangkitkan asa, visi dan pengetahuannya seakan menghentak dada, goresan penanya menyihir mata, namun ternyata bathiniyahnya porak poranda. Sebaliknya betapa banyak orang yang tampilan lahiriyahnya sangat sederhana, namun ternyata hatinya penuh iman dan taqwa, yang apabila ia berdoa, Allah Swt pasti mengijabah segala doanya. Dalam riwayat disebutkan, dari Sahl ra berkata, Ada seorang laki-laki lewat di hadapan Rasulullah Saw, maka beliau pun bertanya kepada para sahabat, "Bagaimana pendapat kalian mengenai orang ini?" Mereka menjawab, "Ia begitu berwibawa. Bila ia meminang pasti diterima, dan bila memberi perlindungan pasti akan dipenuhi, dan bila ia berbicara, niscaya akan didengarkan." Beliau kemudian terdiam, kemudian lewatlah seorang laki-laki dari fuqara` kaum muslimin, dan beliau pun bertanya lagi, "Lalu bagaimanakah pendapat kalian terhadap orang ini?" mereka menjawab, "Ia pantas bila meminang untuk ditolak, jika memberi perlindungan tak akan digubris, dan bila berbicara niscaya ia tidak didengarkan." Maka Rasulullah Saw bersabda, "Sesungguhnya orang ini lebih baik daripada seluruh kekayaan dunia yang seperti ini. (HR. Bukhari, hadits no 4701) 2. Karena Allah Swt Maha Adil dan Maha Bijaksana, Allah tidak memandang seseorang dari pintarnya ia bermain kata, atau dari pesona tampilan fisiknya, atau dari harta dalam aset kekayaannya. Namun Allah Swt hanya memandang seseorang dari kemuliaan hatinya yang terhiasi dengan iman dan taqwa. Nabi Saw bersabda, عَنْ أَبِي هُرَيْرَةَ قَالَ قَالَ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ إِنَّ اللَّهَ لَا يَنْظُرُ إِلَى صُوَرِكُمْ وَأَمْوَالِكُمْ وَلَكِنْ يَنْظُرُ إِلَى قُلُوبِكُمْ وَأَعْمَالِكُمْ Dari Abu Hurairah ra berkata, bahwa Rasulullah Saw bersabda: "Sesungguhnya Allah tidak melihat kepada rupa dan harta kalian, tetapi Allah melihat kepada hati dan amal kalian." (HR. Muslim, no 4651) 3. Maka betapa bahagianya seseorang yang hidupnya sederhana, tutur katanya juga sederhana, ilmunya juga mungkin sederhana, namun ia memiliki tingkat keikhlasan yang sangat luar biasa, sehingga amal shalenya jauh melebihi tampilan fisiknya, keindahan hatinya jauh mengungguli keindahan wajahnya dan sentuhan kalimat dalam hatinya jauh menandungi kata-kata yang keluar dari lisannya. Orang yang seperti inilah bisa jadi merupakan orang-orang yg dicintai Allah Swt, yang meskipun tidak banyak dikenal oleh penduduk bumi, namun ia sangat di kenal oleh penduduk langit, yaitu oleh para malaikat yang suci dan mulia. Nabi Saw bersabda, إِنَّ اللَّهَ يُحِبُّ الْأَبْرَارَ الْأَتْقِيَاءَ الْأَخْفِيَاءَ الَّذِينَ إِذَا غَابُوا لَمْ يُفْتَقَدُوا وَإِنْ حَضَرُوا لَمْ يُدْعَوْا وَلَمْ يُعْرَفُوا قُلُوبُهُمْ مَصَابِيحُ الْهُدَى يَخْرُجُونَ مِنْ كُلِّ غَبْرَاءَ مُظْلِمَةٍ Sesungguhnya Allah mencintai orang-orang yang baik lagi bertakwa dan tidak dikenal, yaitu orang-orang yang apabila menghilang maka mereka tidak dicari-cari, dan jika mereka hadir maka mereka tidak di kenal, hati mereka ibarat lentera-lentera petunjuk yang muncul dari setiap bumi yang gelap." (HR. Ibnu Majah, no 3979). Ya Allah jadikanlah hati-hati kami menjadi hati yang yang memiliki pesona iman dan taqwa, yang keindahannya dapat memikat para Malaikat dan menjadi penyebab datangnya rahmat dan pembawa syafaat... Amiin Ya Rabbal Alamiiin. Wallahu A'lam By. Rikza Maulan, Lc, M.Ag ❤

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Amira’s most followed Stygian Gods

Set, the First Serpent, the Scaled God of Stygia Set is the old serpent-god of Stygia but is also worshipped by the Chagas of Kush, certain degenerate cults of Shem and fell sorcerers throughout the Earth. Set’s symbol is a scaled serpent, coiled, with its tail in its mouth. He is the mortal enemy of Mitra and of the Hyborian Kingdoms but he also hates his old scribe, Ibis. At one time, according to Xaltotun, much of the world was likewise dominated by the Old Serpent. Set, today, is worshipped primarily in Stygia and in places of strong Stygian influence such as areas of Kush and Shem, and by dark sorcerers everywhere. He is believed to have created much of the universe by copulating with his own shadow, a probable survivor of the Elder God known as the Black Shadow. 

The Black Shadow of the Elder race and the Great Serpent (possibly an early version of Yig) of the Thurian age were combined by the Stygians into the being known as Set. His is a bloody religion, a survival from the strange prehuman culture that was thrown down by the Stygians in preCataclysm days. At one time, Set walked the earth in the form of a man and created that mysterious pre-human race. Now the god of the Stygians, Set’s cult is outlawed by the Hyborians, who regard Set as the arch-enemy of Mitra and fear the gruesome and mysterious rituals of Set’s priests. 

Set is worshipped in great festivals of sacrifice and also by more subtle means, such as by allowing a great serpent to wander the streets and declaring any who are eaten by it to be suitable offerings to the god. He may be willing to grant victory to one force on a battlefield if 500 or more virgin sacrifices are made to him the night before the battle. The specific rituals used to worship Set are a guarded mystery, but these are known to be gruesome, comprised of unspeakable rites and human sacrifices in grisly quantities. Priests wear monstrous, half-bestial masks surmounted by ostrich plumes in certain ceremonies. 

Sacred beasts, both terrestrial and otherwise, abound in their religious culture. Giant pythons hunt abroad in the dark alleys of black Khemi, human sacrifices innumerable are given to amorphous monsters from the Abyss held in deep pits and giant, drugged iridescent serpents coil in their temples, ready to accept worship and sacrifice from the priests of Set. The priests of Set are largely all sorcerers, and they terrify their subjects as well as their enemies, for they can and will sacrifice their own followers to gain their corrupt ends. 

The most powerful of these priests are members of the Black Ring. These priests gather in sacred spots to perform their rituals, such as the colossal pyramids that dot the Stygian landscape, ancient ruins that bring magic and mystery to the priests and horror to all others. Priests of Set terrify their subjects almost as much as they do their enemies. Many are corrupt, mad, or both – and even the relatively sane ones are usually quite willing to sacrifice their own followers. 

The priests of Set form the entire government of Stygia, creating in them a vested interest in the continuation of the religion. There are seven known mysteries in the Cult of Set. Ancient records of the Giant-Kings and the Acheronians give tantalizing hints of more mysteries long lost to history. The Acheronians seem to have had nine mysteries and the Giant-Kings had twelve. During various periods of war and conquest these later mysteries have been lost because the mysteries are never recorded, only passed down orally. 

Some texts hint that perhaps the eleventh or twelfth mystery of Set involved some relationship between the keeper of the mystery and the man-serpents buried deep in the dark tombs of Elder Stygia. 

Bat, Set’s Prophet Bat is a cow-goddess with the ability to see past, present and future as the same. She is often depicted as two-faced to reflect her ability to see the past and the future. She is a woman with a human face but with cow-ears and a pair of horns curling upward from her temples. Set often consults with her about the future or if he needs to know about the past. She is a historian as well as a prophet. She often works alongside Set’s scribe, Djehuty, who is also her father. Bat has no dedicated priests but is called upon as needed by all the people of Stygia. Sorcerers using divinations often call upon Bat in their spells. 

Hathor, the Fire of Set’s Eye (Sukhmet; Aset) Hathor is a goddess of femininity, transformations and poisons, the sister and wife of Usir, the daughter of Kebb and Nuit. She is two goddesses rolled into one: Hathor and Sukhmet. As Hathor, she is a cow-headed woman with a vulture-crown (wings outspread), usually nude or in a transparent linen dress, with a pair of bulls horns supporting a solar disk above her head. She is a powerful sorceress and her breasts flow with the milk of kingship. Many pieces of Stygian artwork show the King of Stygia suckling at her breasts as her vulture crown looks down at the child. She was the greatest goddess of the Giant-Kings and remains so with the Stygians. She is the symbol of the adoring wife and mother, so important to Stygian culture. She is the patron goddess of counterspells and nature magic. Her instruments are the sesheset (a type of Stygian tambourine) and the drums. She is the goddess of love and cosmetics. 

Hathor has seven handmaidens who are said to come to the bedside of every child when it is born to announce his fate, for these handmaidens know the future and the moment of death for every Stygian. Stygian divination spells often call upon the seven handmaidens of Hathor for this reason. They are shown as beautiful nude women with long-haired wigs playing seshesets and wearing the horns of Hathor. Horned Hathor has a dual personality; when angered, she becomes the goddess of war and destruction, the horrible Sukhmet, the Fire of Set’s Eye. In this aspect she is a patron of vampires, witches and werewolves. 

She is Set’s horrifying avenger, the holy warrior of the ancient Serpent, a nefarious weapon used to destroy those Set deems unworthy of living. She takes on the head of a red lioness with bull horns and she fights with cobras in her hands. As the blood-drinking Sukhmet she dresses in a red kilt. Once she becomes Sukhmet, she is virtually unstoppable, a vampire killer who drinks the blood of those she vanquishes. Once unleashed, the only way Set can keep her from slaying every last man, woman and child on the planet is to provide her with buckets of blood laced with wine. She drinks the wine-blood and calms down, becoming Hathor once again. 

Any person may come to a temple of Hathor and sleep on the roof in the hopes of a prophetic dream. The priestesses of Hathor await the roof-sleepers in the morning to interpret any dreams. 

Satet, She Who Bathes Set Satet is the sister of Khnemu and the mother of Anuket (who became Derketo). She is the daughter of Set and Tef Maåuti Nu. She cleanses Set with waters from the River Styx, poured from four sacred vessels. 

She is the goddess of the star whose annual return to the night sky above Stygia signals the inundation of the River Styx. She does not have dedicated priests or priestesses but is called upon as needed by all the people of Stygia. 

She protects public baths and is a patroness of barbers, for she also shaves the gods and goddesses, as well as cleansing them. She is charged with the purification of all the gods, in addition to being Set’s personal bather.

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Israel Gugat 7 Negara Arab dan Iran karena Usir Orang-orang...

Israel Gugat 7 Negara Arab dan Iran karena Usir Orang-orang…

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Jose Mourinho Terungkap Usir Ryan Giggs

Jose Mourinho Terungkap Usir Ryan Giggs - Sebuah fakta terungkap mengenai masa lalu Jose Mourinho di Manchester United. Pelatih asal Portugal itu dikabarkan menolak bekerja sama dengan Ryan Giggs saat ia pertama kali diangkat menjadi pelatih MU. (prediksi liga champions)

Giggs yang merupakan legenda Setan Merah memutuskan gantung sepatu di tahun 2014 silam. Di musim terakhirnya, ia berstatus sebagai pemain sekaligus pelatih raksasa Premier League itu di bawah kepemimpinan David Moyes, di mana ia sempat menjadi caretaker MU saat Moyes dipecat.

Giggs melanjutkan karir kepelatihannya dengan menjadi asisten Louis van Gaal. Ia juga sempat dijagokan menjadi pengganti Van Gaal saat pelatih asal Belanda itu dipecat pada tahun 2016 silam, namun pihak klub lebih memilih Jose Mourinho untuk menjadi juru taktik MU yang baru.

Dilansir The Times, Giggs sendiri sejatinya berpeluang melanjutkan karirnya sebagai pelatih di MU. Namun Jose Mourinho tidak menghendaki legenda Timnas Wales itu berada di timnya, sehingga Giggs mengundurkan diri dari klub.

Menurut laporan tersebut, ketika Mourinho diangkat sebagai manajer, Ed Woodward mengadakan pertemuan dengan sang pelatih untuk membahas komposisi tim pelatihnya.

Pada saat itu Woodward tidak keberatan dengan keinginan Mourinho membawa tim pelatihnya sendiri. Namun ia meminta Mourinho memasukkan nama Giggs di dalam tim pelatihnya.

Woodward menilai Giggs akan menjadi aset masa depan Manchester United, sehingga mereka berharap Giggs bisa menyerap ilmu dari Mourinho dan ia berpotensi bisa menjadi pengganti The Special One di masa depan.

Namun pada saat itu, Jose Mourinho menolak permintaan Woodward tersebut. Mourinho kabarnya melabeli Giggs sebagai sosok yang tidak bisa dipercaya.

Mourinho dikabarkan meragukan kredibilitas Giggs usai sang legenda pernah tersangkut skandal saat masih aktif bermain. Pada saat itu Giggs diketahui memiliki hubungan gelap dengan Istri dari adik kandungnya sendiri.

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Demo di Sejumlah Daerah Tuntut Freeport Ditutup

Jakarta (SIB)- Sekitar 35 demonstran yang tergabung dalam Aliansi Mahasiswa Papua (AMP) dan Front Rakyat Indonesia untuk West Papua sejak 13.30 WIB tadi berorasi di depan Plaza 89, Kantor PT Freeport Indonesia, Jakarta. Berbagai atribut digunakan para pendemo. Mulai dari koteka, ikat kepala khas Papua, tas berlambang bintang, bahkan ada juga yang mengecat seluruh badannya dengan motif bintang. Para demonstran menuntut tambang Freeport di Papua ditutup saja. Menurut para pendemo, keberadaan Freeport tak memberi manfaat bagi rakyat Papua. "Setiap tahunnya Freeport mengeksploitasi lebih dari 1 juta ton emas, tembaga, dan perak. Sebagai korporasi pertambangan terbesar tidak hanya merampok kekayaan alam, memberangus demokrasi, melanggar HAM, hingga membuat rakyat Papua miskin, juga merusak lingkungan. Rakyat dan bangsa West Papua sudah terlalu lama dirampok. Maka jalan terbaik untuk mengatasinya adalah usir dan tutup Freeport," kata Ketua AMP Jakarta, Frans Nawipa. Demonstran juga menuntut pemerintah Indonesia untuk melaksanakan refrendum di Papua. "Berikan hak untuk menentukan nasib sendiri bagi bangsa West Papua," ujarnya. Hingga pukul 15.45 WIB, tak ada seorang pun perwakilan dari PT Freeport Indonesia yang menemui para demonstran. Demonstrasi berjalan dengan tertib, tak menutup ruas jalan, dan bubar pada pukul 15.45 WIB. Polisi yang ikut menjaga demo pun meninggalkan lokasi, masuk ke Plaza 89. Di Papua dan Bali Aksi menuntut penutupan PT Freeport Indonesia di Papua digelar di tiga tempat: Timika, Jayapura, dan Denpasar. Massa menyebut keberadaan Freeport tak membawa keuntungan bagi masyarakat lokal. Di Timika, aksi dimotori oleh Masyarakat Adat Independen. Puluhan orang menggelar aksi mereka di Bundaran Timika Indah. Mereka menuntut tambang emas dan tembaga Freeport ditutup karena tidak ada manfaatnya bagi masyarakat adat. Seperti dilansir, juru bica Masyarakat Adat Independen Vinsen Oniyoma mengatakan, Freeport adalah kepentingan kalangan elit nasional. Namun kondisi masyarakat di sekitar tambang justru tak pernah disentuh. Sejak Freeport masuk ke Timika tahun 1967, masyarakat adat menurut Vinsen tidak pernah dilibatkan dan dihargai hak-haknya. Padahal ada dua suku besar yang punya hak ulayat di Timika, Amungme dan Kamoro. Baru pada tahun 1996 dana tanggung jawab sosial digelontorkan. Namun menurut Vinsen, dana sebesar satu persen itu tak lebih hanya untuk menutupi pelanggaran yang terjadi. Ia menyebut ada beberapa pelanggaran yang terjadi sejak Freeport masuk dari mulai kerusakan lingkungan akibat limbah, pelanggaran hak asasi manusia, hingga konflik sosial dan rusaknya tatanan hidup masyarakat. "Dana satu persen tidak membuahkan kesejahteraan melainkan menimbulkan konflik internal di     kalangan masyarakat akar rumput dikarenakan para elite manfaatkan untuk kepentingannya sementara masyarakat akar rumput tidak pernah merasakan dampak CRS itu sendiri hingga saat ini," kata Vinsen. Selain mendesak penutupan Freeport, masyarakat Adat juga meminta aset perusahaan asal Amerika Serikat itu asetnya diaudit oleh badan independen. Hal serupa juga terjadi depan Kantor Pos Wilayah Papua dan Papua Barat, Kota Jayapura. Sekitar 400 mahasiswa mendesak penutupan Freeport karena tak memberikan keuntungan bagi rakyat Bumi Cenderawasih. Dalam aksinya, mereka membentangkan sebuah spanduk berukuran besar dengan tulisan "Tutup Freeport". Usai menggelar orasi ratusan mahasiswa tersebut langsung bergabung dengan ratusan mahasiswa lainnya yang datang dari Kampus Universitas Cenderawasih untuk melanjutkan demo ke pusat Kota Jayapura. Petugas Polsek Abepura dan Sabhara Polres Jayapura mengawal aksi tersebut hingga ke pusat kota. Di sepanjang perjalanan, mereka terus berteriak yel-yel tutup Freeport. Aksi tersebut mengundang perhatian dari pengguna jalan dan masyarakat sekitar. Di luar Papua, desakan yang sama disuarakan di Denpasar. Puluhan mahasiswa asal Papua menggelar aksi di kantor Agen Konsuler Amerika Serikat di Denpasar. Juru bicara Aliansi Mahasiswa Papua Natalis Bukega mengatakan, selain mendesak penutupan tambang PT Freeport, massa juga mengecam masih adanya aksi militeristik di Papua. Dalam unjuk rasanya para mahasiswa itu juga membawa spanduk yang diantaranya bertuliskan "Tutup Freeport", "Tarik TNI dan Polri dari tanah Papua", "Audit cadangan tambang dan kerusakan lingkungan". Tidak ada perwakilan dari Agen Konsuler AS yang keluar menemui para demonstran. (Detikfinance/CNNI/d) http://dlvr.it/NgvtTH