Our Mother Hathor

Hathor is the most powerful avatar of the Great Goddess. Her reign of absolute power covered the entire planet, all along the Taurus era. Her delicacy contrasted with the bestiality of her lieutenants. The former gods are his children. The male gods serve the Daughters of Hathor.

Hateful or adorable, Hathor has forever marked the subconscious of males since the advent of patriarchy. “Never again!” they exclaim. All the males made the oath.

Men have waited so long for the power that was once reserved for women; they no longer want to let go of a single smidgen. Even the stories to the glory of women, mythologies and legends are modified to erase forever this period when males were fragile and submissive…

Ana
Ama
Hathor
Torah
Tarot
Thor
Taurus
Horus
Aura

The Sacred Cow era is still running in India

The Age of Taurus

These are the (male and female) key names that define and summarize the era of Taurus, around 4000 BCE to 2000 BCE. This era should be called the era of Cow, since it is dominated by a woman, or rather a dynasty of women, I mean the great goddess Hathor and following Amazons Queens.

At the time, Queen of the Amazons meant Empress of the World, since their power was worldwide. That was the triumph of matriarchy, female domination in all areas including war.

This female supremacy has rarely been understood by historians to whom the systematic masculinization of goddesses has largely escaped. Which of them could say with me that before the Patriarchs, the Matriarchs ruled Terra for tens of millennia? The mythologies of the world mention them, but all historians know that they are only tales without historical foundation. That’s why your daughter is mute…

“The most widespread religion in the ancient world was perhaps the cult of the bull, the animal dedicated to the Great Goddess. Although it dates back to ancient times and myths, when the supreme goddess reigned, one finds the sacred bull behind it. The excavations of Nineveh, Babylon and Ur, as well as smaller towns of the Tigris and Euphrates valley show that bull accompanied the worship of the great fish goddess Tiamat, often represented by a mermaid, as on a seal discovered at Nineveh ” (source)

Victim of the prevailing cultural machismo, the author makes too widespread a confusion between the cult of Taurus and that of the Cow. Taurus is not, as he believes, the animal dedicated to the Great Goddess. He is his stallion, rare among the oxen of the matriarchy.

Taurus, the bull is the stallion Zeus for the Goddess Hera. The astrological era of Taurus brought about the systematic worship of this animal, but let us not forget that Hathor has cow horns, and that the sacred cow wins in India over the bull. One can trust eternal India for the respect of traditions already ancient in antiquity.

Mammi Mother of Ki

Hathor is a Hyperborean goddess, she came with the astronauts gods on the artificial planet Nibiru also called Hyperborea. The Tuatha de Danaan called her Dana An, ie An’s wife. An or Anu was the chief god of Anunna. These people revered Hathor above all other gods, they proclaim she is the Great Goddess who protects humanity. The Sumerians called her Ninhursag.

“The goddess Ninhursag is also called Ki, which means Earth. She is the queen of the mountains. Goddess of fertility, she created all the vegetation of this planet. Ninhursag is one of the older members of the Sumerian pantheon. She prestigious title “mother of the gods”, “mother of all children.”

She is also called Ninmah, Nintu or Mammi. She was the deity of the Sumerian governors, who called themselves “the children of Ninhursag.”

Under the leadership of Enki, she participated in the creation of men in a late Sumerian text. Under the name Nintu, she is the goddess of childbirth.”

Sectarians of the Seven Hathors

“Hathor was known in seven forms that played a role with both the deceased and the newborn. They are represented sometimes as seven cows sometimes as seven young women, wearing the sun disc and cow horns, playing the tambourine and sistra.

In their cow form, they are rather encountered in a funerary context and they are accompanied by the “bull of the West”. Their role is to feed and protect the deceased.

In the tomb of Queen Nefertari, each bears a name: Mistress of the Universe, Storm of Heaven, You of the Land of Silence, You of the Land of Kemmis, Red Hair, Bright Red, Your name blossomed by knowledge.

They are also found on mythological papyrus, tomb paintings or temple reliefs. In the Book of the Dead, in chapter 148: “To feed a blessed in the world of the dead”, ends with the vignette “the seven cows and the bull” (source)disappeared site: Maat of Belgium

In the image opposite we can recognize the archetype of the Black Virgin, nurturing mother of humanity represented by the child on her knees.

The Greeks know and worship it under the name of Athena, where the root Ath, Hat. It is Ninhursag-Athena who assists Enki / Prometheus for the creation of our species.

It is to her that we owe our immortal soul, too bad for those who doubt it.

A soul, that is to say the supra-consciousness, direct link with the transcendence, that each of us possesses in the secret of his heart. As such, Hathor the Matriarch is the great benefactor of humanity.

Sexy Woman

Hathor is doubly divine: by her mother earth function or Mom of the World and by her lover function, as sexual initiator, divine consort and sacred portal to gods’ pleasure.

She is the origin of all plants of this planet, if one believes the Sumerian tradition. I believe she was a chief-gardener who contributed grandly to the development of imported cereals and vegetable. Moreover Hathor is the source of our divine or transcendent side. She is indeed our divine mother, without whom we would be fossilized apes. As such, she is the object of our eternal adoration.

But she is also the eternal object of male desire. Lover Isis, irresistible Venus, Hathor who loves Horus and Ra:

The golden flame, the beloved of Horus,
O thou whose head is black
and who are standing around the neck of Ra!
You want to go up to heaven,
I want to go up to heaven.
(source)verses of Hathor, cited by Jean-Louis Bernard and Siegfried Schott

The Golden Edge

“Her worshippers called her the Great or the Golden, because of her aura.”

“O You Great, you who go away in the distance,
You who sow the emerald, malachite and turquoise
To make stars
If you shine, I will shine the same.
O you invaluable you the mother of my fathers,
Giver of divine power, vigor
And the great age inaccessible to human,
The beauty of your face glows and sparkles
O Hathor! You’re welcome
The head turns us in front of your lovely little face
O Hathor! O Gold!”