Relief Sekhmet inspired representation of the treasures of Tutankhamen.
Sekhmet the lion-headed goddess, executor of Inexorable Fate (related to the Nemesis of the Greeks and the Romans Fatum). It was called "The Mighty, The Lady", represents the will and strength of soul. It symbolizes the fate, understood as applying the law of cause and effect, ie, running on the Earth the divine.
Sekhmet the lion-headed goddess, executor of Inexorable Fate (related to the Nemesis of the Greeks and the Romans Fatum). It was called "The Mighty, The Lady", represents the will and strength of soul. It symbolizes the fate, understood as applying the law of cause and effect, ie, running on the Earth the divine.
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