#haroeris

[tengoku-e-no-tobira]

some netjeru concept doodles. designs are subject to change.

tbh there isn't much i could do with aten so i just added a hat and wristbands on him

also i deliberately made my designs for horus the elder and younger nearly identical except for some minor features and their clothing style

[veryapplecider]

HAROERIS

[arthistorywitches]

Temple of Kom Ombo, Egypt

Kom Ombo is a perfectly symmetrical double temple built circa 180 BCE, dedicated to different aspects of Goddess Hathor represented on each side with a different consort.  

The ceiling is decorated with astronomical scenes and the columns have palm, lotus, or payriform tops.  One wall contains the oldest known illustration of medical and surgical tools. The outermost chamber depicts scenes of Goddess Seshat overseeing construction of the temple. Parts of the temple were later defaced by Christians who used the temple as a church and builders who used its stones for other projects.

(via  Pinterest)

[mekhatsenu]

Heru-wer Mekhenty en Irty

All the pieces are falling together slowly. I’ve always liked Heru-wer. I didn’t have a formal relationship with him until recently.

There’s a nice lake near my house. It’s about a 5 km (3 mile) walk around it. Nicely forested around with a raised boardwalk. Over the edge of the boardwalk is the natural greenery of my area. The epithet, “The lord of the great green” suddenly came to mind one day walking through the area. I stopped to take a picture of the greenery.

I thought about which deity this epithet could belong to... my first thought was Wesir/Osiris; my next thought was Sobek.

I was translating the epithets of Heru-wer Mekhenty en Irty today from German to English. Some of his epithets are these:

aA sAH - The one with a great farmland wr xntSw - The one with great fields rdi Hnbt n nTrw nTrwt - Who gives a field to the gods and goddesses HqA wADwAD - The ruler of vegetation

The husband made a really good New York Striploin steak on a bed of sautéed onions, garlic, red table grapes, and red wine vinegar with smashed potatoes with green onion. I set aside a piece of steak with the mashed potatoes and offered it informally to him, then ate it at the end.

[daybreaker-comic]

Horus (Hor, Heru, Haroeris)

domain: the sky, the horizon, Kemet (black land, aka Egypt)

symbols: eye of horus, falcon, sun and moon together, double crown,

powers: tireless flight, can cast his sight anywhere by looking through the sun and moon, can create servants out of fire

Horus is the son of Isis and Osiris, and is king of the gods.  He achieved this by winning the throne from Set, who was ruling in the absence of Osiris.  He is usually benevolent, but is a dangerous force when angered.  Horus tries his best, but can’t help worrying whether he’s as good a king as his father.  He knows about as much as your dad does about technology (unless your Dad works in IT) and constantly needs things explained to him.  Horus has many children.  More than he remembers having, which is odd.  In fact, there are a lot of things Horus doesn’t remember.  It’s probably fine.

[totenbuch]

The ruins of the Temples of Sobek and Haroeris (Temple of Kom Ombo) 180–47 BC at Kom Ombo, Late 19th century.

[tanogabo]

[hsrm]

Temple of Sobek and Haroeris . . . #temple #komombo #sobek #haroeris #aswan #ancient #ruins #egypt #ombos #iphonex #iphoneography #picoftheday #picoftheweek #photooftheday #photooftheweek #hugosergio (at Kôm Ombo, Aswan, Egypt)