Egyptian Symbols Khnum 925 Sterling Silver Bracelet Spiritual Sigil Jewelry Gift

God Khnum was depicted as a man with a ram隆炉s head. He was considered the ruler of the territory of Upper Egypt, which was adjacent to the first threshold of the Nile. The island of Elephantine was located at the first threshold, and there, on the southern tip of the island, there was a temple dedicated to this god. Khnum was revered as the god of fertility, a demiurge, who blinded people, gods and their Ka (doubles) on a potter隆炉s wheel from clay. In the old version of the myth about the creation of the world from primordial chaos, the god Khnum with the head of a ram and his wife Heket with the head of a frog were proclaimed 隆掳the first gods who were at the beginning, who built people and made gods.隆卤 The primordial creative nature of Khnum and the creative principle inherent in it began to be explained on the basis of the etymology of the root 隆掳khonen隆卤 篓C 隆掳to create like a potter.隆卤 So the ram-headed Khnum became the 隆掳god-potter隆卤 who once created 隆掳all creatures, from gods to animals, on his potter隆炉s wheel and who still defines the appearance of every newborn child, clearly creating them, or at least their 隆掳double隆卤 in heaven before the birth of the child. 隆卤