The name of the 2 "baby" girls of Aset ???

Halo...

I'm just wondering here, but since Aset had triplets, What was the name of the 2 girls ???

I cant find anything in the book about there names ??

Why Isn't it mentioned?

sincerely
Divine

My husband and I have been wondering this too. The only answer we came up with was they weren't as important as Horus was. He fell curious to this because of the visions I was having of Aset long before I knew of the Aset Ka or the AB and the fact we have two daughters and a son. He wonders if there is a link somehow with the things I see and hear.

I have researched this and come up empty. He infact was the one who told me of the two daughters. If I'm not mistaken, he even found the order in which the children were born, which also match the birth of my children. But not much else I'm afraid. I wish I could shed more light for you, but like you I am searching for this answer as well. Good Luck.

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No, the reason was not them being less important than Horus. All the three were important in different ways. The 3 formed a whole. However, in history it got remembered the one who became a Pharaoh, which was the young male boy, Horus. I am sure the sisters also had very important roles in the empire and in the order, but we all know that history remembers kings. I have also read somewhere that the sisters preferred to stay in the shadow, and had a more silent form of rulership. I have no idea is this is true or the reasons behind it though. I also believe we have this subject discussed in another older thread in this forum.

Well one of them is known. That is Bastet. The primordial scorpion. The primordial concubine is unknown. Umfortunatly for us who are eager to know.

godofbattle wrote:Well one of them is known. That is Bastet. The primordial scorpion. The primordial concubine is unknown. Umfortunatly for us who are eager to know.

Hathor is a good candidate.

Thanks for the info, I will look into it even deeper. I have studied almost every Egyptian Diety out there. But it never hurts to keep looking. And you are right, maybe I stated that wrong when I said less important, just some are reveered more than others and so is their standing. I meant no offense.

I would suggest this site for quick references to the gods. I find it has a plentiful amount of useful and sometimes rare information in regards to the different gods and goddesses. Plus, it has an extensive hieroglyph list, which is always neat.

Oops, pressed send too quick. Here's the site:
http://www.ancientegyptonline.co.uk/

thanks