Bastet (OUTSIDE LINK to Encyclopedia Mythica).If anyone knows how to get in contact with them, please let the know I can temporarily host their pages until they find a new site.
Bastet (OUTSIDE LINK to Temple of Awakening) NOTE: The Temple of Awakening site seems to be “dead”.Bast and Sekhmet: Eyes of Ra (OUTSIDE LINK to Storm Constantine & Eloise Coquio - PICTURE).If you follow any of the links offered on this web site, no spell begging. Celebrated onįeast of Sekhmet and Bast: Dedicated to Sekhmet and Bast. Sagittarius Festival, dedicated to Artemis/Diana, whom the Greeks considered to be the same Goddess as Bast. Ostara is one of the eight Sabbats of the Wiccan religions. She was also the Egyptian goddess of pleasure, music, dancing and joy. Related to Neith, the Night Goddess, Bast symbolized the moon in its function of making a woman fruitful, with swelling womb. She is depicted enthroned as the cat-headed incarnation of Isis, or alternately as the seated Sacred Cat. magickal information:Ĭandle colors: red, green, white other information:īast - Her holy city Bubastis possessed Egypt’s greatest temple. Īssociated by the Greeks with Artemis, that is, the Greeks believed that Bast and Artemis were the same Goddess.Ĭonsidered by the Greeks to be the same Goddess as the Roman Diana. FOR a presentation that sticks to the ancient Egyptian original, try Wife of Heru. The information on this web page combines variations of Bast from many different cultures, not just the original. Greek names:Artemis, Kore Artemis basic information:īast is a Kemetic (ancient Egyptian) Goddess.Īlthough Bast originated in ancient Egypt, this goddess was worshipped in a lot of other cultures, including the Greek, Roman (where she was the second most popular goddess among women, after Isis), Germanic, and others. In addition to native variations by locality or over time, there are often several possible transliterations into the Roman alphabet used for English.) Kemetic names: Bast, Bastet, Pasch, Ubasti, Ba en Aset (N.B. Summary:īast (Bastet, Pasch, Ubasti, Ba en Aset) is the Kemetic (ancient Egyptian) Goddess of cats, dawn, civilization, home, bounty, plenty, enlightenment, art, music, dance, creation, birth, fertility, sex, physical pleasure, lesbians, truth, hemp, marijuana, drugs, the Moon, and the rising Sun. How to Teach Your Cat Its NameĪn updated version of this web page is now available at the new Teen Witch website Bast. For more information on Russian cats, including the Ural Rex, the Peterbald and the Donskoy cat, check this out.
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