(Har, Hor; G/R Horus) - "High, Above" A collective term for a number of Names depicted either as hawk-headed men or as full hawks, Heru symbolizes leadership of all sorts and specifically the leadership demonstrated in the position of Ruler of the Two Lands.

Heru-sema-tawy "Heru, Uniter of the Two Lands" A specialized Name of Heru as reuniter of the two kingdoms of Upper and Lower Kemet after the "Contendings of Heru and Set," possibly originally attributed to the ruler who first unified the two kingdoms and began the Dynastic Period of Kemetic history, and later becoming an epithet of the Name of ...

2024年8月10日 · In the story of Ausar and Auset, Heru is born after Ausar’s death and becomes the rightful heir to the throne of Kemet. However, he faces many challenges from his uncle Set, who seeks to usurp the throne and take power for himself. The story of Heru is considered the first hero myth in human history.

2015年4月24日 · Detail showing the falcon of Heru mounting the sacred rattle of the Goddess Hwt-Her/ "Hwt-Her Mistress of the Sky"/ An original Kemetic Icon in progress by master iconographer Ptahmassu Nofra-Uaa/ 22 karat gold, natural mineral watercolor

Het-heru or Hathor the Goddess of the sky, love, beauty and happiness, depicted in the form of a woman have disk and horns upon her head. She took on the form of a Cow the sacred animal and she provides food and drink for the deceased.

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2022年12月7日 · Heru, also known as Horus or Har, was one of the most important and widely worshipped gods in ancient Egyptian religion. He was the god of the sky, kingship, and war, and was often depicted as a falcon or a falcon-headed man. According to ancient Egyptian mythology, Heru was the son of Osiris and Isis, the divine king and queen of Egypt.

Heru-em-Akhet (G/R Harmachis) - "Heru-in-the-Horizon" Heru-em-Akhet is not truly a Name of Netjer, but a divinized persona specifically applied to the great Sphinx stationed before the second pyramid (Khafre) at modern-day Giza.

(G/R Harseisis) - "Heru, son of Aset" Probably the best-known and most widely worshipped of the Names of Heru, Heru-sa-Aset, the miraculous child of Aset and Wesir, is symbolized directly in the ruler of Kemet - as the caretaker of the legacy of his predecessor (called "Wesir" upon death in honor of the Lord of the Deceased), and as the ...

Composed by Shepsu Suty and Shepsu Heru during the Reign of Amenehetep III, 18th Dynasty; Transliterated and Translated by Sehu Khepera Ankh, Kemetic Year, 38,777 (2011)