Egyptian Goddess

Egyptian goddesses were among the most feared and beautiful goddesses in the world. They have immense wealth and power and have changed the history of Ancient Egypt forever. Which of these powerful women would you be?

Hathor is a striking figure with a tall, slender frame and a regal bearing. Her head is crowned with the horns of a cow, which curl gracefully upwards and are

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Who’s your favorite god/goddess? Do you speak to them regularly in life and maintain a relationship with them? How has this benefited you?…

Meet Isis. The mighty Egyptian goddess of life. Find out more in Amr Saleh's YA Fantasy Novel "Treasures of Egypt"

Here is a complete list of Egyptian gods and goddesses. Most worshipped are Ra, Isis, Osiris, Anubis, Sobek, Horus, Seth, and Thoth.

Goddess Isis is a majestic figure, with a regal aura and a serene expression on her face. She is often depicted with a headdress in the shape of a throne,

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Bastet is a goddess from ancient Egypt, and many Pagans honor her in their practice. We often think of her as the “cat goddess”. In this article, we will explore the signs Bastet is calling you, who she is, what she represents, and how to work with her on your Pagan path.