This combination journal has the images and symbolism of Sekhmet and Horus. The Lioness-headed goddess, SEKHMET, whose name means the powerful one, was sent by her father Ra to destroy humankind for turning away from God. Yet she is a dichotomy because she is known as a mystical deity and goddess of healing. She still stands in her healing temple in Karnak. Sekhmet represents your personal powers and encourages you to be the most that you can be. In some myths she is also connected to Hathor, goddess of love and beauty. HORUS, The Egyptian God with a falcon head, was a visionary and represents heightened awareness and power. Horus was the child of Isis and Osiris from a miracle birth. He spent his childhood hidden; waiting to grow into his powers so that he might unite Egypt and vanquish darkness by destroying Set. He is known as the defender of the family and guards against ill health and evil influences. The eye of Horus is known as the ultimate talisman of protection and eternal life.