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Ra is the god of the Sun and the origin of life in Egyptian mythology. Ra is the symbol of sunlight, creator of life, and responsible for the cycle of death and resurrection.

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She was a powerful magician, wife of Osiris, the god of the dead, and mother of Horus.

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Hathor was the goddess of joy, motherhood, and love. She was considered the protector of pregnant women, childbirth and midwives, since she helped children to come into the world, as goddess of fertility and life.

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Seth or Set is a chthonic god, deity of the brute force of the tumultuous, the unstoppable. Lord of chaos, god of drought and desert in Egyptian mythology. He is also the brother of Osiris.

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Osiris is probably the most important god in the Egyptian pantheon. The god of resurrection, of the regeneration of the Nile and of fertility, is usually represented mummified, with green or black skin and with the attributes of royalty.

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Bastet is a goddess from Egyptian mythology, also called Bast, whose mission was to protect the home and symbolizes the joy of living, as she is considered the deity of harmony and happiness. She is the personification of the warm rays of the Sun and exerted the beneficial powers of it.

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Horus is a god who represents the pharaoh in life and when he dies he becomes Osiris. He is also identified as the sky god. Horus is most commonly represented by a falcon or a man with a falcon's head and the double crown (Lower and Upper Egypt).

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Nephthys is the goddess of death, darkness, and the protector of souls. She is represented with the hieroglyph of the crown that represents a house, usually with a basket, and sometimes she is represented by the falcon. Nephthys was the son of Geb (earth) and Nut (sky), and the sister of Isis, Osiris, and Set.