Ankhcient Bantu ANKHCESTORS through time and season had an understanding that our days, weeks, months was all guided by different gods and goddesses.

Our ankhcient ankhcestors of Nile Valley Civilisation developed what they called The Civil Calender which composed of twelve months of thirty days each (360 days), divided into three seasons—Inundation (Akhet), Emergence (Peret), and Harvest (Shemu)—of four months each, with five additional days (Heru-Renpet) which the Greeks later rendered as (epagomenal days (outside the year).

September is defined as the <极速>Month of Harvest and is associated with the goddess Mut or Muat.

Who Was Goddess Muat?

Mut (also known as Maut), the Mother of All
Her name means “Mother” in the ankhcient Bantu language. She is a very ankhcient deity, associated with the primordial waters from which everything was born and created. (Remember that the Creation begun when a pyramid sprung from these waters and Phoenix-Bennu sang for the first time).

As the most ankhcient force of power极速 all Priests, scribes, and scholars of ankhcient identified their origin with her!

Mut is the wife of Amun-Ra. Those born under Mut’s influence have an over-protective attitude towards what they consider to be precious. This applies to both objects and people. They tend to devote themselves to a purpose and this is sometimes a source of pain as they can get disappointed.

Mut grants them with a powerful intuition, capable to penetrate all that is hidden. Their true power is not easily manifested as they need a powerful ally – consort to express their full potential. Once they found this special someone they can create miracles. They will keep looking for the perfect one until they are sure they’ve found him/her.