goddess

"She who prevails"
Goddess of Vengence and Storm.
Protectress of desert places
and Great Mother Healer of wounds.
She is the Goddess of Death and Wisdom---
Goddess of female sexuality.

Sekhmet is often shown as a black skinned woman with the head of a lioness. Her hair and eyes are often depicted as red or orange.
Lion-headed Sekhmet and her twin sister, Bast, created themselves in the beginning and made themselves the gods of sunset and sunrise. Together they are the archetypal dieties of all dualities.
Later stories tell that Sekhmet was created by the Sun God Ra (Re) from the fire of his eyes to punish the sinful mankind, and that she became the wife of Ptah, the craftsmen's god.
In the East, she is Kali, the destroyer and mirror of Shiva, who is Ptah.
In the old world, she was worshiped at her temple in Memhpis, and was Goddess of the unforgiving red desert.
Symbols for/of Sekhemt include: the lioness, Cobra, Udjat, and the Eye of Horus.

"House of Horus", referring to her role as sky Goddess, the "house" denoting the heavens depicted as the great Cow.
Egyptian Goddess, typically depicted as a Cow or in human form waering a crown consisting of a sun disk held between the two horns of a cow.
Daughter of Ra (Re) and Nut. Hathor is believed to be the earliest form of Isis. She is often seen as the Mother of Pharoh. The Greeks associated her with Aphrodite.
Hathor is usually represented by papyrus, the reed, snake, and the Egyptian rattle known as the sistrum.

The Chinese Goddess of love and compassion, she is often shown extended a willow branch. Her gentle presence is most keenly felt where there are rocks, willows, lotus pools or water of any kind.
"Kuan" means water---"Yin" mean woman.
Kuan Yin is the Mother of Mercy and boundless Compassion.
According to Buddhists, Kuan Yin is actually a perfected male Buddha who decided to incarnate as a woman in order to become a great spiritual teacher.