The Temple of Hathor at Dendera features a relief depicting Harsomtus, a serpent emerging from a lotus flower, symbolizing creation and rebirth in Egyptian mythology. This imagery on the same walls inside that crypt also align with the Pythagorean concept of transformation and unity, reflecting the ancient Egyptians’ understanding of the universe’s cyclical nature. | Anyextee

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Hathor: The Golden Guardian of Tutankhamun’s Afterlife Inside the newly opened Tutankhamun Gallery at the Grand Egyptian Museum stands one of the most powerful symbols of ancient Egyptian belief — a golden head of a cow, crafted with extraordinary precision more than 3,000 years ago. This is not just an artistic object. This is Hathor, the Goddess of the West, the divine protector who — according to ancient Egyptian belief — welcomed the dead into the world beyond. This remarkable artifact was o

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