Archetype Mugs
Description: This picture of the "Great Mother Goddess Hathor" is art by Leon Jean Joseph Dubois (1780-1846) who was hired by the famed Egyptologist, Jean-François Champollion, to illustrate his book, Pantheon Egyptien. Champollion was one of the first Egyptologists to successfully use the Rosetta Stone in order to decipher Egyptian language and symbolism. The original image (before my artistic enhancement) is in the public domain and made available courtesy of Rawpixel. FYI, it is now known that Hathor was not just one entity - Hathor refers to a race of beings who live on Venus in the fourth dimension. They function purely through love and sound.
Description: Lilith is the first wife of Adam who refused to lie beneath him. She is the ultimate symbol of female strength, sovereignty, and independence. She is Eve’s better nature because she IS nature. Let no man put asunder. Oh - Lilith has attitude, and a sense of humor too, albeit a bit dark. I don’t use obscenities, yet she insisted for effect! (Original illustration licensed by Whimsical Dream Art.)
Description: Traditionally, this is a symbol of the archetypal spirit that took form as the sacred jester shaman from the Native American Sioux tribe. Now it sometimes refers to anyone who is extremely empathic and demonstrates supernormal healing via exceptional gifts - most often through verbal expression as in satire.
