My goal is to create an "as comprehensive as possible" selection of
Sekhmet-related links. New Links will initially be added to the top of the list and will
be sorted into categories after about a month. If you know of any links that I'm missing,
please email me!
is a temple dedicated to help learn more about the religion, the
spirituality, and the belief systems of Ancient Egypt. It belongs to a
sisterhood of temples, called Per
Ankh, that is dedicated to the Netjeru and bringing about knowledge of the
Kemetic religion.
Back in August of 1997 I wrote an essay on Bast. There just seemed to be too much bad information on Her out there. I wanted to make a dent in that and present the information I had culled in a format that was appealing and easily accessible. So here it is. Enjoy!
In the central court of the temple lies a statue of the lioness Sekhmet, an alter and a
pool. The layout of the central court was linked to the healing power of Sekhmet. Ancient
Egyptians used to ask for Sekhmet's help and power in the case of sickness.
This list of the Names of Sekhmet is is an actual inscription taken directly from the
Temple of Karnak. These Names are also referred to by Robert Masters in his book,
"The Goddess Sekhmet" and are an excellent meditation/contact tool.
"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 and made her
drunk..."
This new Wisdom Teachings site is under the patronage of a
San Diego based fellowship called Sushen Hah Ma- The
Eternal Lotus Fellowship. Their website is extraordinary, and it has an
auspicious prayers forum with magnificent prayer pages for
Neb Ptah and Nobyit
Sokhamit (Sekhmet).
The Internet Shrine of a modern worshipper: "Tis the dawn of a new millineum and a
new century: a time for greater tolerance of all faiths and beliefs. And I believe the
Goddess Sekhmet, guardian and protector of Ma'at is a start in the right direction. May
Goddess bless you and keep you well in all of your days."
From a Cross Section of Egyptian Idols, A Recent KnowMadz Archive Data Excavation
Recovery... A partial listing of Ancient Egyptian Idols from the bronze age of history.
from Mooncat's Scratching Post: One of the most powerful goddesses in the entire ancient
Egyptian pantheon was Sekhmet, who could unleash her redoubtable powers for the
destruction of mankind.
Sekhmet is the Goddess of the sunset, destruction, death, and wisdom. The cycle of life
and death was created when the Goddess Sekhmet-Bast divided into two sisters, Sekhmet and
Bast.
Greetings, and welcome to Sekhmet's Pride. This is a website designed and dedicated to
promoting awareness for the often misunderstood Egyptian Goddess, Sekhmet. Includes a
Mailing List and a Webring.
This is the start point for my personal web sites. The only common thread is that they
represent a few of my dilettante interests, both personal and professional, including The
Sekhmet Gateway to Ancient Egypt (-- Under Construction --).
Greetings Fellow Stars! I have begun to bring together the information that has proven
to be helpful in my ever initiating process of the integration of higher and lower
self....
From Abaxion: Lionheaded and enthroned, this is the "negative polar aspect" of
the divine feminine which tests, scours and teaches wisdom. Sekmet was a personification
of the chaotic darkness which brings light out of ignorance.
Nicky Scully is an author and teacher in the fields of metaphysics, shamanism and
healing... and a priestess of Sekhmet. Her work combines energetic healing techniques with
shamanistic principles to provide integrated and balanced healing and growth processes.
As featured in "The Goddess Oracle" -- a potent tool for self-transformation
and healing. This Oracle features 52 gorgeous Goddess paintings by Hrana Janto and a
remarkable book by ~Amy Sophia Marashinsky.
This aim of this site is to give an overview of the forthcoming book Bast and Sekhmet:
Eyes Of Ra by Storm Constantine & Eloise Coquio and includes extracts from various
chapters of the book.
This web-site was created to honor the
creative side of Sekhmet, the lioness-headed Goddess of ancient Egypt whose many
titles and names include: "Mother of Images," "At Whose Wish the Arts were
Born," "The Source," and "Beautiful Face, Image most Beloved by Art."
In a small shrine, some distance from the large Karnak complex, is a small shrine to the
goddess Sekhmet that still houses the original statue. Sekhmet is the Lion goddess of
Healing and of War. At times the lighting entering this shrine can be extremely dramatic.
A color painting of Sekhmet by Sandra M. Stanton -- She holds a mirror representing the
head of Hathor, c. 1460 BCE, and stands in front of a representation of herself from the
tomb of Imen M. Hebra, Egypt.
Welcome to Vibrani's One Source, the Keys of Ur, which is dedicated to love; the One
Source of all. Vibrani's focus is personal transformation through open knowledge for all,
communication, self-empowerment, compassion, integration, responsibility and nurturing
life, while always respecting autonomy.
Arabeth and Phoenix's page about Sekhmet. These visionary artists (Web sites, banners,
tattoos, henna, books, and both hosts of and contributors to the Virtual Art Gallery) have
a site well worth checking out!
The Lion-Headed Goddess of War,Violent Storms, Pestilence, and Recovery from Illness,
Contemplates the Desert in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A wonderful poem told from
Sekhmet's modern perspective.
Statues of Sakhmet, the avenging goddess, with the head of a lioness, and Khnum, the
"molder of limbs," who makes men out of clay. These are two of the gods Pharaoh
is said to represent in the Loyalist Instruction.
An ancient Egyptian system of healing through the Human Energy Field (Aura). The energy
and teachings of Sekhem were believed to have been given to the Egyptian priests and
priestesses by the Goddess Sekhmet.
This network provides information for the anthropomorphic community and hosts websites
which promote concepts of human/animal characters, fantasy artwork, creative literature,
convention information, worldwide clubs and organizations, and other anthropomorphic
resources.
"Feminine Strength and Patience: Lion is the symbol of the power of feminine
energy: the female hunts and kills prey, feeds the group and takes care of the young. She
is the nurturing force in all senses." From "Lakota" - a site of personal
growth, metaphysics and spirituality.
For more information about the Sekhmet WebRing, please contact Aostara K at satsekhmet@yahoo.com
