SEKHMET GODDESS STRENGTH

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goddess Oracle Guidance ~ SEKHMET ~ Strengh

GOOD MORNING 

I am excited to be met once again with Sekhmet Goddess this morning. She reminds me of my inner Lioness Strength. I Am, she is i, and I welcome She into my world. 

For she is the heart of the Sun. 

Beautiful is she ...  

BE STRONG 

she reminds me 

She peaks out over the horizon 

She is the embodiment of everything reminding me to be brave , show courage .. 

stand tall 

I will not yield 

I will not back down 

I Am conqueror of my dreams 

& I believe in my dreams 

• Attributes: A sun goddess. She represents the scorching, burning, destructive heat of the sun. She was a fierce goddess of war, the destroyer of the enemies of Ra and Osiris.
  
  Her temper was uncontrollable. In the legend of Ra and Hathor, Sekhmet's anger became so great, she would have destroyed all of mankind if Ra had not taken pity on us. He tricked her by dyeing beer blood-red which she drank believing it to be human blood and became drunk. She soon forgot her anger and we were saved from destruction.
  

  . . . . .Sekhmet was the wife of the creator-god Ptah. This marriage was unusual in that it resulted from geographical proximity of their cults rather than a sharing of attributes.
  

  
  
  

• Representation: A woman with the head of a lion.
  
  
• Relations: Daughter of Nut and Geb. Wife of Ptah, mother of Nefer-Tem
  
  
• Other Names: Sakhmet, Sekhet, Nesert.

Sekhmet Sekhmet is an ancient Egyptian Goddess of war and destruction, plagues and healing. Her name means "The Powerful One," and She is linked in some tales with Hathor. She is depicted as a woman with the head of a lioness, sometimes also with the sun disk and uraeus on Her headdress, Who symbolizes the destructive heat of the sun. Sekhmet, Her husband Ptah, and Their son Nefertum or Imhotep make up a triad of Deities especially worshipped in Memphis. She is also closely connected with Bast, the cat-headed Goddess of pleasure and luxury. The tale is that Ra, the old king of the Gods, became angry with wayward humankind and in His wrath ripped out His own eye and threw it at mankind. This Divine eye became the Goddess Sekhmet, Who in the form of a lioness set about slaughtering humans, butchering th 105e em and drinking their blood. Ra, seeing this, realized that at the rate She was going no one would be left on Earth and tried to calm Her. But She refused to listen, joying in killing. So Ra then filled a lake with a mixture of beer and pomegranate juice, and Sekhmet, thinking it blood, drank the whole thing. . .and then fell asleep. When She woke the next morning, She was much calmer, though She had a terrible headache! Sekhmet, though sometimes a violent Goddess, was however also known as a healer who set and cured broken bones. She is said to cause epidemics when She is not honored properly; but when She is, She can stop them as well. Sekhmet is the wife of Ptah, the patron of artisans, and their son is Nefertum. Later the deified architect Imhotep was named Her son. Imhotep was a real man who worked under the third dynasty pharoah Djoser and was responsible for building the Step Pyramid, the very first pyramid. After his death He was worshipped as a God, and became the patron of doctors. Miraculous cures were His specialty. Sekhmet in a reading indicates issues of revenge and anger, and a warning not to get carried away. In this situation it is very easy to go too far and let things get out of control. Or it can indicate that old grudges and patterns are getting in the way of needed change. Let these things go, and work on forgiveness. Remember, Sekhmet's tale of massacre is sometimes told of Hathor,meaning that when we can let go of our anger and forgive old hurts, joy and celebration are waiting for us. Alternate spellings: Sakhmet, Sekhemet http://www.thaliatook.com/AMGG/sekhmet .php Home :: the Gods :: Sekhmet Sekhmet   (Sekhet, Sakhmet, Nesert) Symbols: lioness, cobra, Udjat (Eye of Horus) Cult Center: Memphis Myths: "the Story of Re" Sekhmet was the lioness-headed goddess of war and destruction. She was the sister and wife of Ptah. She was created by the fire of Re's eye. Re created her as a weapon of vengence to destroy men for their wicked ways and disobedience to him (see The Story of Re). Having once unleashed her powers for the destruction of mankind, the Egyptians feared a repeat performance by Sekhmet. The Egyptian people developed an elaborate ritual in hopes she could be appeased. This ritual revolved around more than 700 statues of the goddess (such as the one to the left). The ancient Egyptian priests were required to perform a ritual before a different one of these statues each morning and each afternoon of every single day of every single year. Only by the strictest adherence to this never-ending ritual could the ancient Egyptians be assured of their ability to placate Sekhmet. She is generally portrayed as a woman with the head of a lioness surmounted by the solar disk and the uraeus. The name "Sekhmet" comes from the root sekhemwhich means "to be strong, mighty, violent". She was identified with the goddess Bastet, and they were called the Goddesses of the West (Sekhmet) and the East (Bastet). Both were shown with the heads of lionesses although Bastet was said to wear green, while Sekhmet wore red.

Angel Guidance # 446

ANGEL NUMBER 446

Number 446 is a blend of the energies and attributes of number 4 appearing twice, amplifying its influences, and the vibrations of number 6. Number 4 resonates with working steadily towards goals and aspirations, practicality, system and order, self-initiation, endurance, loyalty, mastery, building solid foundations, and enthusiasm coupled with patience and determination.  Number 4 also resonates with the energies of theArchangels. Number 6 relates to possessions, status and the monetary aspects, service to others, love of home and family, compassion and nurturing, responsibility and reliability, problem solving and solution-finding, honesty and integrity.

Angel Number 446 is a message from your angels that your focus is currently on the material world and you may be losing sight of your life purpose and soul mission due to financial worries and/or anxieties. Your angels are asking that you release your fears and anxieties so that they can assist you with attaining and providing for your material needs.  All you need to do is relax and ask for angelic help and guidance.

Angel Number 446 tells you that as you focus and concentrate on your daily life and the work that you are doing, all of your monetary and material needs will be met.  Your prayers about your financial and material status have been heard by the angels and are being answered.  Trust that you will have all that you need in your life as your work diligently on your life path and soul purpose.

Angel Number 446 asks that you acknowledge the discipline and hard work you have put into your endeavours in the past, and know that they will have long-term benefits for you and your loved ones.  Take heart that your determination and effort has been well worth your while, and your angels encourage you to keep up the great work.  Know that your needs will be met due to your diligence and determination to succeed.

You need to see yourself in a higher light (as your true self), and your angels are helping to boost your self-esteem and self-belief.  Your Divinelife mission requires that you be your authentic self and work at your most brilliant.  

BREAKTHOUGH ~ rune Life

Rune calling is getting just as busy as my Goddess calling & oh so beneficially accurate and MAGICKALLY delicious ... 

This is another Rune I've been drawing since a child & find myself doodling at different times absentmindedly without realizing the true significance behind my trance like actions ever since I can remember. 

Exploring my own magick is truly amazing and I AM forever greatful. 

Wonder wheel apP

Welcome to Enchanting Babble Wonderland

NAMASTE  

Pandora's dungeon

This weekend has indeed been a Pandora's box

Of

Spirit fill me 

Peace

Me 

Insider

I would

Only hope on your own continuous spiritual journey into self .. 

I love

You all 

Goodnight 

As within ..

Exudes thru your pores ...

Namaste 

UNCUT ~ rainbows

All day today I've been seeing rainbows....

And not just the rainbows outside lit over the skies ..

Rainbows in different settings 

Placements 

But on me

The first rainbow I had seen this morning was on my forehead. The lighting in the bathroom caused a beautiful 🌈 rainbow to cascade over my forehead I tried takif pics .. You can see the light rainbow line across my bead but not so much it's beautiful full rainbow color ... Not to mention what a hot mess I looked like in the picture. ...

If that weren't odd enough, I kept seeing rainbows at different times, different places, on different body parts of my body ... I've been met with a rainbow of some sort ...

How beautiful is this ..

To witness 

..

To see ..

The majestic beauty behind this wonderland world of enchantments and enchanting babble. 

Dreamer Awaken to all that is mystical , magickAL, splendid in this faery world adventure. 

Awesome is this all indeed 

I embrace open heartedly all that there is for me to learn, grasp and see ...

Let's not forget feel...

Dreamer is she 

She dreams 

Her rainbows fill her skies 

For all her life 

Unaware was she 

Of being the rainbow 

All could see

Except she 

For she was indeed asleep 

For Beauty has now awaken 

Taste her rainbow 

For in LoVE, 

BEAUTY, arises 

awake 

Rainbow... A symbol of Magical Blessings

The Rainbow is also an extraordinary symbol of following our hearts desire and purpose... to get to the end of the Rainbow is a symbol for the celebration of that fulfillment.   

The end of the Rainbow signifies a pot of gold and the magic that surrounds your dreams coming true, and the end of the rainbow is the enchanted magical land of leprechauns.

Rainbow symbolism has such a powerful meaning to each of us and graciously bestows the energy of blessings. The symbolism of a Rainbow intuitively tells us to hold onto hope, to believe beyond a shadow of a doubt that sacred blessings open to us when we are following our hearts desire.  And the symbol of the Rainbow tells us that we are guided to our hearts desire when we open to spirit to let it guide us.

Double Rainbow Symbolism... Serendipity

A double rainbow means serendipitous magic is on the way,  the path of personal magic is opening for you.  Be true to yourself and your dreams and know that the Universe is conspiring on your behalf.  This also tells you that your intuition is keener than you might have imagined... it says "it's a sure sign to trust your vibes".

The Rainbow - As A Symbol

"Somewhere over the Rainbow,
way up high
There's a land that I heard of,
once in a lullaby.
...Birds fly over the Rainbow,
why then, oh why can't I?"
-lyrics: "Over the Rainbow", from "Wizard of Oz"

A Rainbow is one of the most beautiful artistic creations that 
Nature herself can paint for us. When we are given the
opportunity to view a Rainbow we become mesmerized and 
enchanted by the breathtaking Beautywhich appears in the 
untouchable distance; a Beauty which comes to us directly 
from the paintbrush of Divinity.

All four of Nature's Elements participate in the creation of the
Rainbow: Fire, Earth, Air and Water.

The Rainbow is created by the first rays of the Sun (Fire) 
piercing through the heavenly dew (Water) which is still 
suspended in the sky above (Air) after a rainstorm. And the 
Rainbow touches the ground below (Earth) at both ends of its 
majestic arc.

The Symbolism of the Rainbow is both rich and ancient.

As a bridge:

First of all, the Rainbow looks just like a bridge which links two
parts of the earth. However, as the highest point of the Rainbow
touches the heavens, it also represents a link, or bridge, between 
the Spiritual realm above with the realm of matter below.

In this respect the Rainbow, as a bridge, is a pathway, a Ladder,
or an intermediary by which Spirit can descend into matter and 
matter can ascend back to Spirit. It also represents the link through 
which the worlds of Spirit and matter can communicate with each 
other.

And, as being a link between heaven and earth, or gods and mortals,
it therefore represents the colorful medium through which Divine 
Speech, Word and Instruction is bestowed upon humanity. 

As a journey's end: 

The leprechaun's legendary and mystical "pot of Gold" is to be 
found at the end of the Rainbow. The leprechaun wears a green 
jacket and green is the color of the evergreen, or eternal. It is 
also the color of fertility and abundance. Gold is a Symbol for
the untarnishable and the incorruptible. Therefore the leprechaun's
"pot of Gold" represents the pure and eternal replenishment of 
abundance and fertility, the Cornucopia, which abounds throughout
Nature's realm.

Noah saw a Rainbow at the end of the great and turbulent Flood 
which signified the end of his voyage and a return to calmness and
peace. In this respect the Rainbow is also a Symbol for cleansing.

As A Symbol for Cleansing:

As the Rainbow only appears after stormy skies, it is a Symbol
for the restoration of cosmic order.

As celestial rain is necessary for the skies to be cleansed and
the Earth to be nourished the Rainbow Symbolizes Divinity's
cleansing and fertilizing Cycle. This Cycle ushers in the next
period of Nature's growth and rebirth.

And, just as turbulent storms are necessary for Nature to 
cleanse and feed the Earth, so too are emotional storms
necessary in our lives in order to cleanse away our burdens
and feed our souls.

In this respect the Rainbow also Symbolizes the peace and
calmness which comes to us at the end of unsettling periods of 
our lives. 

For, after our emotional tears are finally drained from us our Road
ahead becomes clear, our Rainbow is shining above it, and the 
Path we must follow toward our objective, our "pot of Gold", now
Becomes clear to us.

Colors Of The Rainbow:

A seven-colored Rainbow is created when invisible light passes 
through Water particles in the sky.

The seven colors of the Rainbow are also brought into view when
invisible light passes through a prism.

This passing of invisible light through either Water particles or a
prism Symbolizes the manifestation ofSpirit into matter. It is the
manifested "appearance" of invisible Deity in the physical realm. 

When we gaze upon a Rainbow we are granted a brief glance at 
one of the beautiful physical aspects of the Divine Unknowable.

The seven colors of the Rainbow represent the seven spheres, or
seven Heavens, through which Spirit descends in order to become
physical matter.

The seven colors of the Rainbow are also the colors associated
with the seven Chakras. From base to crown, the seven colors of
the Chakras are: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and
violet. 

And just as these seven colors are the manifestation of invisible
Deity through either dewy skies or a prism, so too do these 
seven colors of our Chakras represent the manifestation of 
invisible Divinity within each one of us as our Atman, or God within.

Here is an interesting note: although we are taught that the Three
primary colors are red, yellow and blue, there is a fourth primary
color, indigo, which is the color associated with our "third eye" 
Chakra. 

Primary means something which is first or original; something 
which cannot be created from something else; something 
unique and therefore "god-like". And it is in this respect that the 
color indigo represents the "god-like" power which exists within 
the pineal gland of our "third-eye" Chakra.

The Second Inverted Rainbow:

From Wikipedia: Although most people will not notice it because
they are not actively looking for it, a dim secondary rainbow is 
often present outside the primary bow. Secondary rainbows are 
caused by a double reflection of sunlight inside the raindrops, and
appear at an angle of 50–53°. As a result of the second reflection, 
the colours of a secondary rainbow are inverted compared to the 
primary bow, with blue on the outside and red on the inside. The 
secondary rainbow is fainter than the primary because more light 
escapes from two reflections compared to one and because the 
rainbow itself is spread over a greater area of the sky. The dark 
area of unlit sky lying between the primary and secondary bows 
is called Alexander's band, after Alexander of Aphrodisias who 
first described it.

The 50-53 degree angle of the Rainbow is also similar to the
angle, or outer slope, of the Great Pyramid which is approximately
51.85 degrees. Therefore, much of the Symbolism associated
with the Great Pyramid also applies to the Rainbow.
(See: "Egyptian Pyramid, Part 1" and "Egyptian Pyramid, Part 2")

The second Rainbow is both nearly invisible and its colors are
inverted. Its near-invisibility offers us, and Symbolizes, a short-lived
glimpse of the manifestation of Divinity into the usually invisible
Spiritual realm. 

Its inverted colors Symbolize both theMirror and the process of
ascension and descension.

As all Mirrors are a reflection, in reverse, of that which is being 
reflected, the visible Rainbow is a reflection and earthly 
manifestation of the seldom visible Spiritual Rainbow. Just as 
Spirit manifests into matter, so too does the Spiritual Rainbow 
manifest itself into the visible physical Rainbow; but in a reverse
colored order.

As we experience ascension through the progression of our
Chakras from red to violet, Spirit experiences descension
(manifestation) into the physical realm by way of the seven colored
spheres, or Chakras, of violet to red.

Therefore, the colors of the seldom seen, and nearly invisible, 
second Rainbow Symbolize the order ofdescent of Spirit into 
matter. The colors of the visible Rainbow Symbolize the order
of ascent of matter back into Spirit.

Closing Thoughts and Observations:

The Rainbow is the result, or manifestation, of the union of
Sun-light (Superconscious illumination and enlightenment) with
Water (the Great Sub-Conscious and the Mysterious Unknown).

As the Rainbow only appears after turbulent storms it is a
Symbol of the cleansing process which heralds in new life, new
creation and new Times.

As the chameleon can change its body color into any of the
seven colors of the Rainbow, it is associated with the Rainbow.

Rainbow-colored ribbons are used by Shamans when they 
"journey into the sky" by way of their trance-like astral voyages.
It is during these meditative journeys that the Shaman raises his,
or her, consciousness to a higher state of awareness in order
to transit into the higher Spiritual realms for divinitory purposes.

The seven Chakra colors of the Rainbow also represent the 
ultimate state of transformation we can experience during 
meditation whereby all of the visible colors of manifestation, 
from densest to purest, are transformed back into invisible and 
pre-manifested light; a process through which we can experience 
a return to the Oneness of paradise.

And finally, from Dictionary of Symbolismby Hans Biedermann, 
pages 277-8, we have the following:

In ancient Greece Iris was the virginal rainbow goddess, rushing 
down from Mount Olympus to communicate to mortals the 
commands of Zeus and Hera; Iris is portrayed with WINGS and 
the CADUCEUS, clothed in the "iridescent" dew. (The similarly 
iridescent pigmented membrane of the eye is thus called the "iris".) 

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