THEATER & DRAMA OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN MYSTERIES
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by Dr. Muata Ashby
Thespians, Musicians, and the Dramatic Arts of Ancient Egyptian Religion
The play is about goddess Het-heru (Hathor). She was known as the daughter of Ra, who was the supreme God of Egypt. The ancient legend states that Ra sent her into the world to destroy evil human beings who were blaspheming against Ra. In the course of carrying out the will of Ra she took on a new identity and became lost in her new identity. Fearing that she would destroy all people and not just the evil ones, and also fearing that he would never see her again, Ra sent his minister to find her and bring her back. The story of Hathor's delusion and her struggle to discover herself is the theme of "The Journey of Hathor
Paperback: 181 pages
Thespians, Musicians, and the Dramatic Arts of Ancient Egyptian Religion
The play is about goddess Het-heru (Hathor). She was known as the daughter of Ra, who was the supreme God of Egypt. The ancient legend states that Ra sent her into the world to destroy evil human beings who were blaspheming against Ra. In the course of carrying out the will of Ra she took on a new identity and became lost in her new identity. Fearing that she would destroy all people and not just the evil ones, and also fearing that he would never see her again, Ra sent his minister to find her and bring her back. The story of Hathor's delusion and her struggle to discover herself is the theme of "The Journey of Hathor
Paperback: 181 pages
