Mystery (egyptian cat)

After the pyramids and the kohl painted eyes, almost nothing evokes more awe and mystery than the fascination ancient Egyptians had with cats.

They were not only the most popular pet in the house, but their status rose to that of the sacred animals and then on to the most esteemed deities like no other creature before them.

Cats domesticate the ancient Egyptians

Although no one can pinpoint the time exactly, we know that the cat was domesticated in Egypt, probably around 2000 B.C., and that most modern cats are descendants of the cats of ancient Egypt. One reason it is difficult to say precisely when domestication occurred is that the ancient Egyptians did not distinguish between wild and tame cats in their descriptions of them. There was one word for cat-and that was miu or mii, meaning "he or she who mews."

Queen of the Nile

I am the Goddess of a thousand names and infinite capacity.All Her gifts are mine. All Her powers reside in me.

I am graceful, flexible, playful, and affectionate. I radiate the warmth and light of the glorious sun.

I am a protectress of women and children,a guardian of the wild. I focus my aim on my heart's desire and draw it to me.

I balance my powers of thought and my emotion. I choose the path I walk. The torch of my reason is illumined by my brilliant intuition.

I offer healing and transformation to all in need. I hold the power to shape my world.

Truth, justice and law are the natural order of my universe.Harmony arises as I attune to my divine will.