"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
Sokar was the ancient god of the cemeteries in Memphis and became god of a death seen as a transformative process, the middle ring of a cycle that started with Ptah and ended with reborn Osiris.
Alongside Apophis, Anubis, and other Egyptian-inspired characters, Sokar is also a character in Stargate and comes from the Goa’uld, the main villains and dominant race.
He’s this week’s Chthonic Thursday deity on my Patreon.
This is the second book I read by this author, and I bought it for two reasons: Alas, I was disappointed on both fronts. The preface is very good andframes the (excellent) graphics in this book as coming from two categories:1) the will of NASA
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This is the second book I read by this author, and I bought it for two reasons: Alas, I was disappointed on both fronts. The preface is very good andframes the (excellent) graphics in this book as coming from two categories:1) the will of NASA
The three months succeeding Simon’s catastrophe I devoted night and day to my diamond lens. I had constructed a vast galvanic battery, composed of nearly two thousand pairs of plates: a higher power I dared not use, lest the diamond should be calcined. By means
A piece that started as a reflection around machine, human redundancies and artificial intelligence, and then all of a sudden started talking about smart working instead. Happy Birthday Modern Times A few weeks ago, Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times celebrated its 90th anniversary, and that sprang
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