Okay, sorry, here's the item:
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I would be getting a new one, not one someone wanted to get rid of for some reason; although if that was the case, John Tat, I would wonder why, too. Now, I'm pretty much Judaeo-Christian and would not pray to a goddess; and no offense to those who do. I also have never put religion icons up on walls, but did have those posters from the 1970s with inspirational and sometimes biblical verses.
I like to think I'm not superstitious, but obviously I am somewhat if I am worrying about putting the statue up.
It was ironic this statue came to my attention this week, too, since I recently got into a "battle" with others over something I felt they were unfairly doing. (Written, of course, not physical.) I also like the cat face image. Come to think of it, too, I have a dog deity statue on the front porch. One of the neighbors was throwing it out. They were moving. I saw it by their trash can and took it home. I really like it and have no concerns about it because it's outside. I associate outside with Mother Nature, who's not the same as God. I also see gods and goddesses, like Sekhmet, as being nature entities. Maybe I could just hang her on the back patio wall that gets the afternoon sun.
Yes, Deb-TEP, I certainly remember your interest in the topic, and would like to hear your opinion, as well as anyone else's opinion about Sekhmet the Egyptian Warrior Goddess. By the way, I'm sort of like a pacifist.
