The image of the bird

Goddess ~

Goddess Nathor,

the ‘Nile river goddess' The Great Mother, appeared in Egypt in early predynastic times (4000 b.c.) and has been found in ancient Punjabi, India as far back as 6000 + b.c (Literally ancient ruins buried beneath ancient ruins) possibly used as funerary figures with strongly beaked faces and winglike arms and hands.

These painted terracota figures, most less than a foot high and much alike, were found in graves in Mohamerian, near Edfu.

They serve as a superb blend of bird, woman and deity. Their greatly enlarged posteriors are a representation of the cosmic or primal egg.

In Egyptian myth, the generation of the primal egg takes place in what is known as the time of non-being where the sublime goose appears among the imperishable stars.

While the world is still flooded by silence, the voice of the great cackler breaks the stillness, and she lays the egg containing the germ of life. From her egg burst forth a essence of celestial light.

The cosmic matter from which the universe is formed comes from the primal egg.

“The Seeding”

Reiki…

Taking tranquility further.

~ Rita Z

Ancient artifact

Ancient artifact

at the

Brooklyn

Museum

Predynastic period, ca. 3500-3400 B. C.