Other Gods and Goddesses

As I have stated before I have yet to receive my AB and I wanted to know: Since Asetians are children of Aset, what is their "relationship" with other Egyptian Gods and Goddesses? Do they worship them?

Forgive me if I sound naive, but I need this question answered.
Thank you in advance.

Asetians can worship other deities in their own will... There is no definitive god or goddess that an Asetian has to follow but most of them stay Loyal to Aset being their divine mother...Asetians follow the paths they wish to follow...

I hope that helped...

All Asetians worship Aset. But there are other Gods that are part of the Asetian Family, such as Bastet and Horus, Hatshepsut and Imhotep. Many others Gods and Goddesses play a role in the Asetian Tradition. I am not so definitive about others.

Thank you for your responses everyone.

AnaInDark could you tell me what role Bastet plays in the Asetian tradition?

Bastet is known to be an Asetian Guardian within the Order of Aset Ka.

AnaInDark wrote:All Asetians worship Aset. But there are other Gods that are part of the Asetian Family, such as Bastet and Horus, Hatshepsut and Imhotep. Many others Gods and Goddesses play a role in the Asetian Tradition. I am not so definitive about others.

Keep in mind that Hatshepsut and Imhotep were not deities, but real people, they were not worshipped as deities. Actually Hatshepsut was a Pharaoh, a female one. But yes, I have heard that before, that they were both Asetians, just like Horus and Bastet.

ivy wrote:As I have stated before I have yet to receive my AB and I wanted to know: Since Asetians are children of Aset, what is their "relationship" with other Egyptian Gods and Goddesses? Do they worship them?

Forgive me if I sound naive, but I need this question answered.
Thank you in advance.

Thoth and Anubis are also very important deities within the Asetian tradition. Thoth was a great friend to Aset, and he holds ultimate power over the dark energies of the Moon, being a very knowledgeable deity known for his wisdom and the creation of language. Anubis was raised by Aset and is the Keeper of the Underworld, a dark and mysterious deity very connected to death, helping the dead in their journey or cursing them along the way. He is also the father of the Keepers, another immortal bloodline that is said to dedicate their lives and path to protect the Asetians and fight for them, being a very mysterious kin that many don't know much about, living in the shadows, but known to be very powerful metaphysically.

Jonathan wrote:

AnaInDark wrote:All Asetians worship Aset. But there are other Gods that are part of the Asetian Family, such as Bastet and Horus, Hatshepsut and Imhotep. Many others Gods and Goddesses play a role in the Asetian Tradition. I am not so definitive about others.

Keep in mind that Hatshepsut and Imhotep were not deities, but real people, they were not worshipped as deities. Actually Hatshepsut was a Pharaoh, a female one. But yes, I have heard that before, that they were both Asetians, just like Horus and Bastet.

Thank you for pointing it out. I understand.

Thank you for your posts everyone they have been very helpful.

There are a few others that you can note to research further on, which have relations and have played a great role in the Asetian history. This includes beings both on Aset Ka's side and ROS's side. Such as Sobek, perhaps Sekhmet, Neith, Akhenaten...

When we look at the Aset Ka from a wider angle, we see how many other deities also played a role in the past of the Aset Ka.

Aghrab