Psychology of... Season 3 ep 4

⁣Djehuti-Thoth is among the oldest and most complex and mysterious Ntryw of the ancient Egyptian world. His origins lost to time, he would become the Ntr of writing, heka (magic), fate and the moon. He would aid in the resurrection of Osiris, intercede on the part of justice (Ma'at) in the dispute between Horus and Set and go on to become worshiped at Hermopolis as Lord of the Ogdoad. In the Greco-Roman period he would be fused with Hermes becoming Hermes Trismegistus, legendary founder of hermetic philosophy and the occult sciences of alchemy, magic and astrology.
Join me in this episode as I explore the origins of Thoth!
Recommended Readings:Boylan - Thoth The Hermes Of Egypt: A Study Of Some Aspects Of Theological Thought In Ancient Egypt - 978-1480040151Pinch - Egyptian Mythology - 978-0195170245Wilkinson - Complete Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt - 978-0500284247Jasnow & Zauzich - Conversations in the House of Life - 978-3447101165Teeter - Religion and Ritual in Ancient Egypt - 978-0521613002Lichtheim - Ancient Egyptian Literature (3 vol) - 978-0520248427Wilkinson - Writings from Ancient Egypt - 978-0141395951

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