Lil' Sekhmet Sitting Statue

DIMENSION : 1.5" X 1.5" X 3.5"

Sekhmet – Egyptian Goddess of War, Healing, and Fierce Divine Power

CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE:

• Sekhmet is the lion-headed Egyptian goddess of war, divine wrath, healing, and protection. Her name means “The Powerful One,” and she was worshipped as both a destroyer of enemies and a potent healer.

• As the fierce embodiment of Ra’s fiery eye, Sekhmet was invoked to defend Ma’at (cosmic balance) and burn away injustice, disease, and spiritual corruption.

• Though fearsome, she is also deeply revered as a goddess of medicine and regeneration—embodying the sacred cycle of destruction and rebirth.

FAVORITE OFFERINGS:

Crystals:

• Carnelian – vitality, courage, and divine fire

• Red Jasper – grounding and protective warrior energy

• Obsidian – purification and focused strength

• Garnet - burning passion

Herbs:

• Frankincense – sacred fire and spiritual cleansing

• Myrrh – ancient offering of protection and reverence

• Cinnamon – heat, power, and activation of will

Oils:

• Cedarwood – strength, purification, and grounding force

• Dragon’s Blood – for invoking power and banishing negativity

• Amber – warmth, life force, and healing radiance

Colors:

• Red – fire, vitality, and divine rage

• Gold – solar energy, divine authority, and life force

• Black – purification, justice, and protective power

Rituals:

• Fire meditations or candle rituals to burn away obstacles or illness

• Speaking affirmations of strength and boundaries while invoking her presence

• Healing rituals calling on Sekhmet’s power to destroy illness at its root

• Drumming, dancing, or martial movement to embody fierce, grounded power

MODERN WORSHIP PRACTICES:

• Create an altar with lion imagery, solar symbols, or red candles

• Offer flame (candles, incense), wine, or spicy herbs in acts of devotion

• Invoke Sekhmet for courage, spiritual protection, or when engaging in righteous action

• Work with her during solar events or times of personal upheaval to burn away what no longer serves

• Meditate with her image when reclaiming anger, establishing strong boundaries, or engaging in transformational healing