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Aten Aten (Amon (Amon-Re (Amon Re Re-Harakhti)
Re Harakhti)
This God was worshiped by Akhenaten as the "One True God". He had only a
brief worship; Akhenaten was not liked for his break from the Atum-Re (see below)
cult. However, it would seem that Moses was affected by Akhenaten's ideas as he
(Moses) studied the Egyptian mysteries. It seems Aten is the forerunner of Yahweh.
Aten is Egyptian for Sun.
Atum Atum-Re Atum Re
This is Re as he emerged out of the Nun (Primordial Sea), appointed the
Ogdoad (see below) to their proper places in the Heavens, and single-handedly
created all in existence. Also, Re is told to have separated the lovers Geb and Nuit
from their lovemaking, setting Nuit as the Sky and Geb as the Earth.
Auramoouth
Auramoouth
Auramoouth
Daughter of Nuit. Sky-goddess of Water.
Bast
Bast
A cat Goddess, and a cat-headed deity. Goddess of occultism and magick.
Geb
Geb
This is the Earth God, with Nuit as the Sky Goddess. Their union brought
forth Isis and Osiris, Seth and Nephthys, and Horus the Elder.
Hapi
Hapi
God of the Nile, and a protection deity of the North, and the small viscera of
the deceased. Son of Horus (see Mestha, Tuamautef, and Qubhsennuf).
Hathor
Hathor
This Goddess is a Love/War (Passion) Goddess. She is the Eye of Re (i.e the
Sun itself) whom, when angry, even the Gods fear. She can take the form of a Cow or
Cat. She also comes to new-born children, in the form of Seven Women, to tell them
their destinies.
Horus Horus the the Elder Elder (Aroueris (Aroueris) (Aroueris
Son of Geb and Nuit, He is a Cosmic Being who's right eye is the Sun and
who's left eye is the Moon. If Seth was originally the New Moon (see Seth), then the
story of Seth removing Horus' eye may well be a story of a solar eclipse.
Horus Horus Horus the the Younger Younger Younger (H (Heru) (H (Heru)
eru)
The hawk-headed god is the son of Isis and the newly resurrected Osiris. He
removed Seth from the Throne of Egypt and ruled as successor to his father. He is also