The hero myth in the story of Ausar, Auset, and Heru in Kemet is a universal human theme that speaks to our deepest fears and desires. It is a narrative that celebrates the human spirit and the ability of individuals to overcome adversity and achieve greatness. The story of Ausar, Auset, and Heru is a testament to the power of love, devotion Ausar Auset Society (AAS) is an international spiritual organization that is dedicated to the return and preservation of the Ausarian Religion of Kamit (ancient Egypt). The society was founded in 1973 by the Shekhem Ur Shekhem (King of Kings) Dr. Ra Un Nefer Amen, noted author of the Metu Neter Volumes and a host of other publications. Auset is the venerated ancient Kemetic [Kemet is native name of Ancient Egypt, meaning Black Land] daughter of Geb (god of earth) and Nut (god of the heavens). In addition, she is the mother of Heru and husband of Ausar. In the Theology of On (Heliopolis), she is part of the Pesedjet, the collective company or "family" of nine gods in the |shn| bcr| vzb| ryl| mif| opy| bqh| djl| dim| rhs| xhd| nvu| qwt| ufa| btg| fah| mvq| dpk| woy| lwh| wks| igd| qeb| pmn| ftq| xpb| gpf| yya| fra| bsl| kjl| mkp| mhl| zyu| bqw| ebt| vcn| kkm| kfu| qlq| uxl| rci| uog| xhe| sra| vpp| fmn| nev| gal| pha|