Because Egyptian Iconography Is Not Directly Representational, Other Forms Of Snakes Were Also Depicted

Because Egyptian iconography is not directly representational, other forms of snakes were also depicted as spitting fire, such as "Big and Fiery", a python type snake who perpetually burns the enemies of the sun god in the ninth hour of the Book of Gates,

Horus himself commands the serpent: "Open your mouth, expose your jaws, that you spit fire on the enemies of my father! That you burn their corpses and cook their souls with the burning breath of your mouth, with the embers in your body."

- Ancient Egyptian Demonology; Studies on the Boundaries between the Demonic and Divine in Ancient Egypt

Why oh why were these discarded? 🥲

Simon and Garfunkel scrapped shots, 60s

You can't 😌

how do you sing in soft harmony (🤨) with another man (🤨) who youve known since childhood (🤨) and manage to develop an all consuming feud (🙄) and “not” be gay?

Hello hello HELLO

My friend here is on FIRE 🔥

Lokean teachings indeed, as far as my experience goes as well.

As much as freedom can feel lonely sometimes, it's nothing compared to the true, harsh isolation of being caged.

My beloved Lioness Lady 🔥

Sekhmet, Mistress of Flame, Eye of Ra ❤️‍🔥

She is the goddess of both healing and disease. Worship of Sekhmet was intended for protection against disease and appeasing her anger and destructive nature. She is depicted with the sun disk to reflect her beneficial qualities and the Uraeus to suggest the destructive proprieties of the cobra. The venom of the cobra brings death but if used correctly it can also be a medicine. Therefore, she is a symbol of transformative anger. She offers fierce compassion and encourages us to face fear with courage.

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