Long ago, in Egypt, there was a goddess named Isis. Isis was the Egyptian goddess of rebirth, and was the images of empowered and utter femininity. The goddess Isis was the first daughter of Geb, god of the Earth, and Nut, the goddess of the Overarching Sky. Isis was born on the first day between the first years of creation, and was adored by her human followers.
Isis married her brother Osiris, and the loved each other dearly. But Their brother Set, immensely jealous of their powers, murdered Osiris so he could usurp the throne.
Set did this by tricking Osiris into stepping into a beautiful box made of cedar, ebony and ivory that he had ordered built to fit only Osiris. Set then sealed it up to become a coffin and threw it into the river. The river carried the box out to sea; it washed up in another country, resting in the upper boughs of a tamarisk tree when the waters receded. As time passed, the branches covered the box, encapsulating the god in his coffin in the trunk of the tree.
In a state of inconsolable grief, Isis tore her robes to shreds and cut off her beautiful black hair. And in this part of the story there is a secret that no one knows of. Isis, so stricken with grief, unknowingly reached out to her husband’s killer for comfort, her brother Set.
He tenderly cared for her, for she was beautiful and he desired her. He seduced the Goddess Isis, and she conceived a chilled. It was a girl.
When she finally regained her emotional balance, she filled with remorse for her betrayal of her husband she left Set. Isis set out to search for the body of her beloved Osiris so that she might bury him properly.
During her search, she gave birth to the chilled and gave her no name, but left her with a baron women. The women had been praying to her for a long time for the blessing of a chilled, and Isis, for she loved her people, gave the women her’s. From that time on the Women secretly called the daughter “The Secret daughter of Isis.”
Unfortunately, Set came across the box one night when he was out hunting. Infuriated by this turn of events and determined not to be outdone, he murdered Osiris once again . . . this time hacking his body into 14 pieces and throwing them in different directions knowing that they would be eaten by the crocodiles.
The goddess Isis searched and searched, accompanied by seven scorpions who assisted and protected her. Each time she found new pieces she rejoined them to re-form his body.
But Isis could only recover thirteen of the pieces. The fourteenth, his p***s, had been swallowed by a crab, so she fashioned one from gold and wax. Then inventing the rites of embalming, and speaking some words of magic, Isis brought her husband back to life.
Magically, Isis then conceived a child with Osiris, and gave birth to Horus, who later became the Sun God. Assured that having the infant would now relieve Isis' grief, Osiris was free to descend to become the King of the Underworld, ruling over the dead and the sleeping. His spirit, however, frequently returned to be with Isis and the young Horus who both remained under his watchful and loving eye.
There are many other variations of this myth . . . in some Isis found the body of Osiris in Byblos, fashioned his p***s out of clay. In others the goddess consumed the dismembered parts she found and brought Osiris back to life, reincarnating him as her son Horus.
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