Hathor - Lady of the Stars, Goddess of Love and Music

11. 09. 2019
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There is much speculation about the true origins of ancient Egypt and Sumer. Are those legendary stories based on the truth, or are they just myths about divine beings from alien stars? One such being was called the "Lady of the Stars, Heaven and Life." Her name is Hathor. She was worshiped in Nubia, Semitic West Asia, Etipia and Libya.

Hathor

Her followers worshiped her as the goddess of motherhood. It was worshiped from the beginning of the Egyptian religion until approximately 500 years AD. Although Isis, the mother of Horus, is much more famous, it was Hathor, who is perceived as the very first goddess, the goddess of the Milky Way.

Hathor was portrayed often as heavenly cow, because she represented Milky Way and just milk flowing from above. It was also associated with Venus, the morning star and goddess of the Romans. The Greeks had it associated with Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Hathor had a red body and carefully worn eyes. Sometimes it can also be seen in pure white. The human face was complemented by horns and a red disc of the sun between the horns. The red solar disk later appeared in the Isis views.

It can take many forms, it can look like a lion, goose, cat, vulture, cobra or even a maple tree. Relationships with other gods are inaccurate. She was supposed to be married to Horus, but their relationship is unclear. Her name translates as House of Hora - it means a close relationship with Horus with the ability to rejuvenate him and bring him back to life if necessary. She is described at the same time as the wife, daughter and mother of the sun god Ra.

Hathor as the goddess of joy

Hathor enjoyed great popularity with ordinary people as well as royal strata like patron goddess of joy, celebration and love. She played a mysterious instrument called Sistrumthat helped drive the evil out of the country. It is a percussion musical instrument, the shape of the fork of the sister was supposed to resemble the horns of this cow goddess.

Hathor is mentioned as The one with two faces, which we can explain by the fact that it is the transformation of another Egyptian goddess, Sachmet. Sachmet was originally a violent goddess of war with a lion's head, who had a fondness for killing the people of Egypt. But then the gods disliked her behavior, got her drunk with red-colored beer to make her look like blood, and then transformed her into the goddess of love, Hathor.

Thus Hathor was the primordial goddess of the mother, the ruler of the sky, the sun, the moon, agriculture, fertility, east, west, moisture and birth. She was also associated with joy, music, love, motherhood, dance, drunkenness and, above all, gratitude.

Thank the gods for this red beer! Where would mankind be without him today? Instead of eliminating humanity, Hathor gave joy, music, art, and celebration to the survivors. Not only the living, but also those who died, were grateful. It was believed that Hathor also greeted the souls of the dead and helped them on their last journey, where they also offered them snacks from the tree.

Hathor is part of the celebration

Hathor was an integral part of the New Year celebrations, when the priests carried her statue, put the crown on her head and performed secret rituals, singing and playing. Today, the New Year celebration can be seen on the walls of 2 000 years old Hathor Temple in Dendera. The early Christians tried to damage her face on the statues in an attempt to erase her from history, but this attempt failed.

As you can see, the story Hathoru is the foundation of the faith of ancient Egypt. The goddess, representing the Milky Way itself, almost destroyed the human race, but then became a beloved patron of joy, prosperity and celebration.

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