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Come and join me, followers of Sekhmet or anyone that wishes to know more about my Patron Deity.

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Latest Activity: May 12

Sekhmet

Sekhmet, the lioness headed goddess of Ancient Egypt goes by many things. She is mainly known as the Eye of Ra. Only Hathor and Bastet share the same title. One myth was that she had once been Hathor but came down and turned into Sekhmet to punish those that had gone against Ra. During this time she got drunk off the blood of the people that she slayed.Seeing that Sekhmet was out of control Ra tricked Sekhmet into drinking beer that he had dyed red. She got drunk off of it, thinking that it was blood, and had passed out. When she came to her bloodlust had been sated and she turned into Bastet. Later on Hathor, Sekhmet, and Bastet became turned into three seperate goddess. The Ancients feared Sekhmet as the bringer of plagues and she was also known as the goddess of rage, protection, and the King. It was said that her arrows could burn enemies (this little part is what I've heard).She's also known as a healer. The doctors of Egypt's patron deity was Sekhmet and so people call upon her to heal them or when their about to go under the knife. We call upon her for protection for all including women. She is not a goddess that was created by the Egyptians but one that came from another land.

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Sekhmet Altar

Started by HedgeWife May 12. 0 Replies 0 Likes

I recently set up my Sekhmet altar with two gifts I recently received from another daughter of Sekhmet, my deary Aunty Flanna. She gave me two small statues of the great lioness, one gold and the…Continue

Tags: Altar, tools, Patron, Deity, Matron

Sekhmet Rosary

Started by HedgeWife Feb 13. 0 Replies 0 Likes

I just made my first pagan rosary - this one dedicated to Sekhmet as my Matron Deity…Continue

Tags: jewelry, rosary, Sekhmet

Sekhmet Correspondences

Started by HedgeWife Jan 16. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Found these two sites helpful in researching correspondences related to Sekhmet:Sunfell separates the correspondences between Wrathful Sekhmet and Healer Sekhmet:…Continue

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Introduction

Started by Shadow Witch. Last reply by HedgeWife Jan 16. 1 Reply 0 Likes

Come and introduce yourself, how you came to Sekhmet (or what made you want to learn more about her), and mainly come and say hello.

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Comment by Rev. Kieran LiuWang on January 18, 2013 at 2:05pm: I ask for the Goddess Sehket to help me in my court cases and when dealing with the police.

Comment by HedgeWife on January 16, 2013 at 3:57pm: I am new to the calling of Sekhmet and was happy to see this group and hope to learn more.

Comment by Ally Catt (Suzanne) Michalski on March 5, 2012 at 9:43pm: My patron Goddess is Bastet, but Sekhmet has Her own place on my altar..

Comment by Rev. Kieran LiuWang on October 4, 2011 at 6:27am: Sekhmet has the most statues I've read. I've visited the Goddess Temple in Indian Springs, Nevada for Sekhmet, as she is their main goddess. I've also been visited by Sekhmet and found her beauty to be awesome!

Comment by sean ray boaz on September 17, 2011 at 6:45am: i love blood thristy goddess i know a few allready

Comment by Shadow Witch on September 16, 2011 at 3:12pm: Me too. I know that there are those that are devoted to Isis but it's nice to meet someone devoted to Sekhmet. She's such an interesting and wonderful goddess.

Comment by Mary Blood on September 16, 2011 at 2:07pm: I've been devoted to Sekhmet for 10 years now - good to see this group. Here's hoping it grows. :)