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God Seth: The Forgotten God of Chaos and Storms

Mythology, PaganismPost read time 4 min read

The Forgotten God: Seth’s Early Mythological Apparitions God Seth, the Egyptian god of chaos, storms, and the desert, occupies a liminal space in the pantheon—revered, feared, and ultimately vilified in the later evolution of Egyptian religious thought. Traditionally characterized as the usurper of Osiris and a harbinger of disorder, a more meticulous examination of…

Seth: The Enigmatic God of Chaos and Conflict

Mythology, PaganismPost read time 5 min read

Seth, also spelled Set, is one of the most complex and paradoxical deities in ancient Egyptian mythology. Often depicted as a force of chaos, destruction, and disorder, his character is simultaneously one of great power and vital importance to the cosmic balance. Unlike the harmonious gods such as Osiris and Horus, Seth embodies the…