Plans for the Future

[_fubuki_]

Plans for the future.

I see that my last blog was posted quite some time ago. In that case, I will post a recap of my thoughts to fill in the gaps between the uneventful present and my next mundane blog. And ps...Wow...Mad TV just had the FUNNIEST skit ever on...

MovingI will be moving come September....unless I get stuck going to UW-Milwaukee

Comments

[isarian]

Everytime I see your name on my friends page I think of that song... but yeah.

I love the tatoo! It's an awesome design, and it'll look majorly awesome on you ^_^ Keep us posted!

Jaa!

[_fubuki_]

I'm not sure what I want the heiroglyphics to say. At first I was thinking I wanted them to say "Set's strength," but that's pretty hardcore, and I don't know if I can live up to that, lol. So then I was thinking of using an epithat of one of the Egyptian gods, probably Sekhemet. She has over 400 to choose from, and they're all so very flattering. For example, Sekhmet is also known as:
"Mistress of Destruction"

"Mistress of the Bloodbath"

"Preeminent One in the (Castle?) of Fire"

"Ruler of Serpents and Dragons"

"Most beautiful of the Netjer (Egyptian deities)" (too cocky for ME to use)

"More powerful than the Netjer" (also too cocky for me to use)

"Great of Heka (Magic)"

"Mistress of Enchantment"

"The One Who Holds Back the Darkness"

"At The Wish of Whom the Arts Were Born"

"The Powerful One"

[isarian]

Those all sound so cool! I'm getting all excited for you ^_^ Out of curiosity, is Sekhmet related at all to Setekh? I use Setekh as an alias in Halo and some other video games, and they sound quite similar.

[_fubuki_]

Ah, thank you!!

Sutekh/Setekh is the storm god, and brother to Wesir/Osiris.

Sekhmet/Sekhemet is a goddess of war and healing. She is the "split" personality of Het-Heru/Hathor the love goddess...hmmm... Het-Heru/Hathor is sometimes seen as the mother of Heru (Horus), who is the nephew of Setekh....so....Sekhemet is the split personality of Setekh's sister in law?!?!? That i sone weird family tree.

Depending on what theory you base your belief off of, all Netjer (Egyptian gods) are just manifested personalities of one supreme deity (like in Hinduism) in which case Sekhemet Setekh are the same. Or...According to the other theory, all of the deities are seperate...and they are only related distantly.