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One of the gods of ancient Egypt, Tefnut is a member of the holy Tasus of Heliopolis. In addition to creating the world, this ninth also discovered the worlds of water, earth, and sky, according to Egyptian mythology. Tefnut was also referred to as "the truth" and "the Nubian cat" at times. Originally thought to symbolize dampness, archaeologists chose to characterize it as a fire emblem.
Goddess of Humidity and Rain
The father of the goddess Tvanot is the god Atom (God of Creation), who is said to have created Tvanut by sneezing and spitting. According to the myth of creation and theology, the goddess Tafunt married her twin brother God Shaw (the god of air, peace and wind). This marriage resulted in many other goddesses, most notably Job and Knot (God of Earth and Goddess of Heaven).
Her grandchildren are the gods Isis, Osiris, West Naftis and Horus. The goddess Tvanot depicts the walls of temples as a young female with a female lion's head, with pointy ears, and she took this form to have scary qualities such as her shape, she was scary and quick to anger and could pour her anger on all Egypt.
Some drawings depict the goddess Tvunot as a snake with the head of a lion, wearing on her head a sun disk indicating her association with her father Atom the sun god, holding in her hand a mace and in the other hand the symbol of life. Goddess Tfunut received the nickname Nubian Cat, as he called it Truth.
Archaeologists thought Tvunut represented the moisture before the fire, which also made it the symbol of the fire.
Goddess Tfunut is the foundation of life and a goddess of creation, she represents the water that is the essential element of life's continuity. So the ancient Egyptians sanctified her and set up temples to practise worship, her primary place of worship was a place called the ancient Lower Manset in the Egyptian city of Heliopolis, as well as dedicated holidays to celebrate her.
The goddess Tafunt was part of the Heliopolis Jesus of the Holy Gods, charged with purifying priests before doing their work, and responsible for the king's health and well-being with other gods.
The rites of worship of the goddess inside her temple
The reverence of the goddess Tafunt did not stand to the extent of ordinary celebrations, but rather had a private priest other than the priest responsible for reciting prayers and talisma, whose responsibility was to pay attention to her sacred statue, cleaning the statue, washing it, putting it in a robe of the bosse on it, putting on cosmetic powders and eye makeup.
There is a deep pond at the beginning of the temple in which only pharaoh and priests cast a piece of stone for cleansing and herald the commencement of rites. Then candles and incense are lit to purify the air, create a state of tranquillity and comfort, then allow the rest of the people to enter the temple square to give gifts to the goddess Tvunut and take her blessings.
Before entering the temple, only Pharaoh and priests are allowed to throw a stone into a deep pond before entering the temple's inner sanctuary to begin worship rites, as a kind of cleansing them and regular Egyptians are allowed to come to the doors or front of the temple square to bless and give gifts.
