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I'm Amanda.

And I'm Amanda.

And I'm Julia. And Amanda, welcome back to another episode of Denial isn't just a river in Egypt.

It's what we've been doing by keeping an Egyptian mythology series from you on Spirits Podcast by Spirits Podcast.

It just never gets easier to say. But ever more necessary, Julia, I would argue.

I highly enjoyed the focus on titties and their adornment, on bloodlust and on rage in our last episode of this series of Sechmet, of course.

And I am so excited to see who we're going to start the new year off.

Yeah, it is a new year. And we are still plugging away at the Egyptian gods and goddesses.

As you mentioned, Manda, we finished last year with the goddess Sechmet, the Lion goddess.

But I felt like, you know, in order to start off this new year, right, we should focus in on another feline goddess, and that is

the goddess Bastet. Now, is she the goddess of a more domesticated cat, like perhaps the household

kitty? She is, kind of. So you might know her as Bast, Bubastus, Pasht, but she's also called

the Lady of the East, the goddess of the rising sun, and the sacred and all-seeing eye.

Okay.

Amanda, you'll notice some ties and some references to previous goddesses that we've referred to.

But before we get to all of that, let's talk about how we will recognize Bastet.

Julia, customarily now I'm going to need you

anytime we talk about a female goddess to tell me if the titty is free, adorned or demurely tucked

away. Amanda, you did a fantastic job writing the description for the SexMet episode. I just want to

give shoutouts. I want to give props where props are due. Oh, thank you. Thank you very much.

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