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Posted by gemguyaz34
^ And what I said actually applies to those with heavy Scorpio placements (i.e. the moon in Scorpio ones). They just want to get in your pants and then it's buh bye!
maybe they didn't like what they found in your pants - lol
Posted by gemguyaz34
^ And what I said actually applies to those with heavy Scorpio placements (i.e. the moon in Scorpio ones). They just want to get in your pants and then it's buh bye!maybe they didn't like what they found in your pants - lol
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or maybe they did - lol
Maat, also known as Ma’at or Mayet, was a female goddess in the ancient Egyptian religion who represented truth, justice, balance and morality. The daughter of the Egyptian sun deity Ra and wife of the moon god Thoth, she served a kind of spirit of justice to the Egyptians. She decided whether a person would successfully reach the afterlife, by weighing their soul against her feather of truth, and was the personification of the cosmic order and a representation of the stability of the universe. The earliest writings where she is mentioned date back to the Old Kingdom of Egypt more than 2,300 years ago.
Is there a Greek equivalent to this?
Thanks for sharing.
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I don't know about the Greek history as much as Egyptian ... if I get a chance I will do some research -
Posted by tcta
and by the way, my LIbra and I celebrated our 1 year together this past weekend and it was great ... so there is love for Libra ... I love my Libra ...Congratulations to you both!
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thanks!
Maat, also known as Ma’at or Mayet, was a female goddess in the ancient Egyptian religion who represented truth, justice, balance and morality. The daughter of the Egyptian sun deity Ra and wife of the moon god Thoth, she served a kind of spirit of justice to the Egyptians. She decided whether a person would successfully reach the afterlife, by weighing their soul against her feather of truth, and was the personification of the cosmic order and a representation of the stability of the universe. The earliest writings where she is mentioned date back to the Old Kingdom of Egypt more than 2,300 years ago.
Is there a Greek equivalent to this?
Thanks for sharing.
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@Tiziani - check this out - http://www.goddessgift.com/goddess_names_list.htm
I didn't look up info on the Greek gods/goddesses equivalent that correspond in the "Justice" department where Maat` is located - but wow, look at this list that I found just looking - thank you! This is going to be pretty handy ...
Maat, also known as Ma’at or Mayet, was a female goddess in the ancient Egyptian religion who represented truth, justice, balance and morality. The daughter of the Egyptian sun deity Ra and wife of the moon god Thoth, she served a kind of spirit of justice to the Egyptians. She decided whether a person would successfully reach the afterlife, by weighing their soul against her feather of truth, and was the personification of the cosmic order and a representation of the stability of the universe. The earliest writings where she is mentioned date back to the Old Kingdom of Egypt more than 2,300 years ago.
Is there a Greek equivalent to this?
Thanks for sharing.
@Tiziani - check this out - http://www.goddessgift.com/goddess_names_list.htm
I didn't look up info on the Greek gods/goddesses equivalent that correspond in the "Justice" department where Maat` is located - but wow, look at this list that I found just looking - thank you! This is going to be pretty handy ...
Nice find.
I looked briefly and it was mentioned that the Greek god for order was Logos but I think that's a different area entirely when meaning order through logic, rather than justice.
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yes, even though Maat is under the "Justice" title, the study of what Maat represented would definitely overlap into other categories / therefore gods/goddesses ... ironically this came about when I met my Libra, I told him he was Maat or Maat-like ... remembering my history and research - so cool !
It's so sad. There's no posts about guys falling for us or confused 😢 I want to be wanted....
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Aww you are so cute. It's so strange, I met or known of Libra men in my life but, never have I met a Libra women. Hello nice to meet you @libralotus :-)
for @Tiziani ... so interesting ...
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Ma'at, unlike Hathor and Nephthys, seemed to be more of a concept than an actual goddess. Her name, literally, meant 'truth' in Egyptian. She was truth, order, balance and justice personified. She was harmony, she was what was right, she was what things should be. It was thought that if Ma'at didn't exist, the universe would become chaos, once again! For the Egyptian believed that the universe was above everything else an ordered and rational place. It functioned with predictability and regularity; the cycles of the universe always remained constant; in the moral sphere, purity was rewarded and sin was punished. Both morally and physically, the universe was in perfect balance.
Because of Ma'at, the Egyptians knew that the universe, that everything in the universe, worked on a pattern, just as, later on, the Greeks called the underlying order of the universe logos (meaning, order, pattern). "In the beginning was the logos*, and the logos* was with God and the logos* was God." - John 1:1 * Logos was the 'Word', another name for Jesus. Egypt, then, was seen to be nothing without Ma'at.
Ma'at was reality, the solid grounding of reality that made the Sun rise, the stars shine, the river flood and mankind think. The universe itself, all the world around them, was sacred in the ancient view. "Ethics" is an issue of human will and human permission. It is a function of the human world of duality. What is "ethical" for one group is sin for another. But Ma'at, the reality that made all groups what they are is transcendent of ethics, just as a rock or a flower is amoral, a-ethical, without "truth or falsehood." How can a flower be "false" or "ethical." It just is. How can the universe be "ethical or moral, right or wrong"? It simply is. That is Ma'at.
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Despite being a winged goddess (like Nephthys), she was judge at the Egyptian underworld at the Halls of Ma'ati or Halls of the Double Ma'at. The dead person's heart was placed on a scale, balanced by Ma'at herself, or by the Feather of Ma'at (her symbol that she wore on her head was an ostrich feather).
Thoth (god of writing and scribes) weighed the heart... if the deceased had been found to not have followed the concept of ma'at during his life (if he had lied or cheated or killed or done anything against ma'at) his heart was devoured by a demon (she was called Ammut - Devouress of the Dead) and he died the final death. If the heart weighed the same as Ma'at, the deceased was allowed to go on to the afterlife. In life, it was the pharaohs' duty to uphold ma'at. "I have done Ma'at" has been spoken by several pharaohs, as well as being called "beloved of Ma'at".
The ruler who forcibly emphasizes his adherence to Maat on his monuments in Akhenaten the very king whom later pharaohs considered to have deviated immensely from her laws. Ma'at, as would be logical, was also was the justice meeted out in ancient Egyptial law courts. It is likely that a "Priest of Ma'at" referred to people who were involved in the justice system, as well as being priests of the goddess herself. There is a small temple dedicated to Ma'at (in ruins) at Karnak. The temple is inside Precinct of Montu, the smallest of three enclosures at Karnak. The temple seems to have been built by Hatshepsut, then reconstructed by Thuthmose III.
Ma'at did not exist until Ra rose from the waters of Nun (various gods and goddesses of Chaos). She was known as a Neter goddess, and as such, was described as a daughter of Ra. But without Ma'at, Egyptians believed that Nun would reclaim the universe. She was also thought to be the wife of Thoth, moon god and god of the wisdom.
She was, really, the most important deity of them all.
Read more: http://www.touregypt.net/godsofegypt/maat2.htm#ixzz47FnymO1q
Posted by gemguyaz34
^ And what I said actually applies to those with heavy Scorpio placements (i.e. the moon in Scorpio ones). They just want to get in your pants and then it's buh bye!You're kidding right? Wayyy off the mark.. Way, way off!
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Afraid not. Sorry!
Yeas please mild bbq sauce. Aw so thoughtful.
Posted by LuckyLibra979
Maybe its because ppl are too amazed by our subtle prowess to post about it.
Lord, you sexy. Is that you? God is real, lol
I know why! Because they so busy focusing on how to lock us down they dont got no damn time with dxpnet run around fuÄkery shit hole advice, lol.
Obsessed over our every move and shit. Loool lol
Even when they confused or burned out they never want to let go.
LIBRANATIOOOON!
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