Jesus - Hathor Lilith and Noah
Jesus - Hathor Lilith and Noah
Jesus - Hathor Lilith and Noah
going back through the pendy forum archives starting from about last May 2007, which is
when I began posting. There are hundreds of pages though, so make some coffee. :-) You
can find instruction docs in the pendy forum files. The system is brought by Hathor.
Who I believe at this point, is the Mother of Jesus. (spiritual mother). She may be
another form of Lilith. The reason Jesus was a Virgin birth is because of Hathor, not a
male God.
Nearly everything you have been told, or taught is either false, or half true, in terms of
this earthly reality.
Don't let it make you mad. Just see it with nuetral eyes if you can. The center will suck
the air out of all illusion. There is nothing to *do* about any of this but see it, and be joy
and peace anyway.
Be at peace. All is well. Believe in Love and know that YOU are the Light of the world.
You have power. Big power.
But unless you claim it, you will never know it. What is power? The Mind that let's
nothing change it's natural state.
Get control of yourself. No one, and no thing is going to do it for you. Do it now please. :-
) Today would be good.
It may seem hard - maybe impossible. It's not. It's as easy as the first step out.
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Is Lilith Hathor?
Is Hillary Isis ?
remember this:
JCN
Egyptian
Dendera Temple, showing Hathor on the capitals of a column
Statuette of Mut, mother, often interpreted as representing one of the earliest mother
goddesses of Egypt Mother goddesses are present in the earliest images discovered
among the archaeological finds in Ancient Egypt. One figure of a deity, depicted standing
between two lionesses, exists among those on one of the earliest paintings found among
the Naqada Culture.
The image of Isis nursing her son was worshipped into the sixth century A.D. and has
been resurrected by contemporary "cults" of an Earth Mother. Some suggest that the
reverence for the mother of Jesus, took the place of the worship of Isis that could not be
suppressed, including incorporating the imagery associated with Hathor-Isis from three
thousand years before Christianity.
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Hathor
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Later she was described as the wife of Ra, the creator whose own cosmic birth was
formalised in the Ogdoad cosmogeny after his worship arose and displaced that of Horus.
At that time images of Ra bear the eye motif.
An alternate name for Hathor, which persisted for 3,000 years, was Mehturt (also spelt
Mehurt, Mehet-Weret, and Mehet-uret), meaning 'great flood, a direct reference
to her being the milky way.[citation needed]
Another interpretation of the Milky Way was that it was the primal snake, Wadjet, the
protector of Egypt who was closely associated with Hathor and other early deities among
the various aspects of the great mother goddess, including Mut and Naunet.
Hathor also was favoured as a protector in desert regions (see Serabit el-Khadim).
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Associations, images, and symbols
• 2 Bloodthirsty warrior
• 3 Wife of Thoth
• 4 Hathor outside the Nile river in Egypt
• 5 Contemporary cultural identification
• 6 In popular culture
Eventually, Hathor's identity as a cow, meant that she became identified with another
ancient cow-goddess of fertility, Bat. It still remains an unanswered question amongst
Egyptologists as to why Bat survived as an independent goddess for so long. Bat was, in
some respects, connected to the Ba, an aspect of the soul, and so Hathor gained an
association with the afterlife. It was said that, with her motherly character, Hathor greeted
the souls of the dead in Duat, and proffered them with refreshments of food and drink.
She also was described sometimes as mistress of the acropolis.
The assimilation of Bat, who was associated with the sistrum, a musical instrument,
brought with it an association with music. In this later form, Hathor's cult became centred
in Dendera in Upper Egypt and it was led by priestesses and priests who also were
dancers, singers, and other entertainers.
Hathor also became associated with the menat, the turquoise musical necklace often worn
by women. A hymn to Hathor says:
Thou art the Mistress of Jubilation, the Queen of the Dance, the Mistress of Music,
the Queen of the Harp Playing, the Lady of the Choral Dance, the Queen of Wreath
Weaving, the Mistress of Inebriety Without End.
Essentially, Hathor had become a goddess of Joy, and so she was deeply loved by the
general population, and truly revered by women, who aspired to embody her multifaceted
role as wife, mother, and lover. In this capacity, she gained the titles of Lady of the House
of Jubilation, and The One Who Fills the Sanctuary with Joy.
The worship of Hathor was so popular that more festivals were dedicated to her honor
than any other Egyptian deity, and more children were named after this goddess than any
other deity. Even Hathor's priesthood was unusual, in that both women and men became
her priests.
Bloodthirsty warrior
Hathor among the deities greeting the newly dead pharaoh, Thutmose IV, from his
tomb in the Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Egypt
The Middle Kingdom was founded when Upper Egypt's pharaoh, Mentuhotep II, took
control over Lower Egypt, which had become independent during the First Intermediate
Period, by force. This unification had been achieved by a brutal war that was to last some
twenty-eight years with many casualties, but when it ceased, calm returned, and the reign
of the next pharaoh, Mentuhotep III, was peaceful, and Egypt once again became
prosperous. A tale, from the perspective of Lower Egypt, developed around this
experience of protracted war.
In the tale following the war, Ra (representing the pharaoh of Upper Egypt) was no longer
respected by the people (of Lower Egypt) and they ceased to obey his authority, which
made him so angry that he sent out Sekhmet (war goddess of Upper Egypt) to destroy
them. Sekhmet became bloodthirsty and the slaughter was great because she could not be
stopped. As the slaughter continued, fear that all of humanity would be destroyed arose
among the deities and Ra was charged with stopping her. Ra poured huge quantities of
blood-coloured beer on the ground to trick Sekhmet. She drank so much of it—thinking it
to be blood—that she became too drunk to continue the slaughter and humanity was
saved. Afterward Sekhmet became loving and kind.
The gentle form that Sekhmet had become by the end of the tale was identical in character
to Hathor, and so a new cult arose, at the start of the Middle Kingdom, which dualistically
identified Sekhmet with Hathor, making them one goddess, Sekhmet-Hathor, with two
sides. Consequently, Hathor, as Sekhmet-Hathor, was sometimes depicted as a lioness.
Sometimes this joint name was corrupted to Sekhathor (also spelt Sechat-Hor, Sekhat-
Heru), meaning (one who) remembers Horus (the uncorrupted form would mean (the)
powerful house of Horus but Ra had displaced Horus, thus the change). The two
goddesses were so different, indeed almost diametrically opposed, however, that the new
identification did not last.
[edit] Wife of Thoth
PRIVATE "TYPE=PICT;ALT=Drawing of Hathor bearing all of her symbols and
Drawing of Hathor bearing all of her symbols and showing details of her traditional
gown
When Horus became identified as Ra in the changing Egyptian pantheon, under the name
Ra-Horakhty, Hathor's position became unclear, since in later myths she had been the
wife of Ra, but in earlier myths she was the mother of Horus. Many attempts to solve this
gave Ra-Horakhty a new wife, Ausaas, to solve this issue around who was Ra-Horakhty's
wife and Hathor became identified only as the mother of the new sun god. However, this
left open the unsolved question of how Hathor could be his mother, since this would
imply that Ra-Herakhty was a child of Hathor, rather than a creator. Such inconsistencies
developed as the Egyptian pantheon changed over the thousands of years becoming very
complex, and some were never resolved.
In areas where the cult of Thoth became strong, Thoth was identified as the creator,
leading to it being said that Thoth was the father of Ra-Horakhty, thus in this version
Hathor, as the mother of Ra-Horakhty, was referred to as Thoth's wife. In this version of
what is called the Ogdoad cosmogeny, Ra-Herakhty was depicted as a young child, often
referred to as Neferhor. When considered the wife of Thoth, Hathor often was depicted as
a woman nursing her child.
Since Seshat had earlier been considered to be Thoth's wife, Hathor began to be attributed
with many of Seshat's features. Since Seshat was associated with records and with acting
as witness at the judgment of souls in Duat, these aspects became attributed to Hathor,
which, together with her position as goddess of all that was good, lead to her being
described as the (one who) expels evil, which in Egyptian is Nechmetawaj also spelt
Nehmet-awai, and Nehmetawy). Nechmetawaj can also be understood to mean (one
who) recovers stolen goods, and so, in this form, she became goddess of stolen goods.
Outside the Thoth cult during these times, it was considered important to retain the
position of Ra-Herakhty (i.e. Ra) as self-created (via only the primal forces of the
Ogdoad). Consequently, Hathor could not be identified as Ra-Herakhty's mother. Hathor's
role in the process of death, that of welcoming the newly dead with food and drink, lead,
in such circumstances, to her being identified as a jolly wife for Nehebkau, the guardian
of the entrance to the underworld and binder of the Ka. Nethertheless, in this form, she
retained the name of Nechmetawaj, since her aspect as a returner of stolen goods was so
important to society that it was retained as one of her roles.
Hathor was worshipped in Canaan in the eleventh century BC, which at that time was
ruled by Egypt, at her holy city of Hazor, or Tel Hazor which the Old Testament claims
was destroyed by Joshua (Joshua 11:13, 21).
The Sinai Tablets show that the Hebrew workers in the mines of Sinai about 1500 BC
worshipped Hathor, whom they identified with their goddess Astarte. Some theories state
that the golden calf mentioned in the Bible was meant to refer to a statue of the goddess
Hathor (Exodus 32:4-32:6.). A major temple to Hathor was constructed by Seti II at the
copper mines at Timna in Edomite Seir. Serabit el-Khadim (Arabic: )مداخلا تبارس
(Arabic, also transliterated Serabit al-Khadim, Serabit el-Khadem) is a locality in the
south-west Sinai Peninsula where turquoise was mined extensively in antiquity, mainly
by the ancient Egyptians. Archaeological excavation, initially by Sir Flinders Petrie,
revealed the ancient mining camps and a long-lived Temple of Hathor.
The Greeks, who became rulers of Egypt for three hundred years before the Roman
domination in 31 BC, also loved Hathor and equated her with their own goddess of love
and beauty, Aphrodite.
Hathor's temple at Dendera contains an image, that recently has come to be known as the
Dendera Light, which some, controversially, have claimed may be a depiction of an
electric lamp.
The relief image from the Dendera Temple that is cited as an electric light bulb by
some contemporary authors, and a snake by others
Some contemporary authors therefore associate Hathor with artificial light as evidenced
by what has been purported to be a representation of electric light bulbs in this temple
(see discussion at Hathor temple). Although other scholars believe the representations
cited to be those of lotus flowers, spawning a snake within.
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