Sekhmet: From Wrath to Healing explores the dual nature of the fierce lioness-headed goddess of ancient Egypt. Known both for her destructive power and her healing abilities, Sekhmet stands as a symbol of balance, representing the forces of life and death, chaos and harmony. Initially worshipped as a goddess of war, protector of the pharaohs, and bringer of plagues, her role evolved as Egyptian society began to embrace her as a healer and protector.

This book delves into the myths and stories that showcase her fearsome reputation—such as her terrifying rampage against humanity when she was unleashed by Ra, only to be pacified and transformed into the nurturing Hathor. It also traces her connection to medicine and healing, as temples dedicated to Sekhmet became centers of medical knowledge in ancient Egypt.

Through rich narratives and in-depth exploration, readers will understand how Sekhmet's journey from destruction to healing reflects the broader themes of life's dualities. She becomes a symbol of inner transformation, showcasing that even the fiercest forces can be tamed and channeled for healing and protection. Sekhmet: From Wrath to Healing captures the essence of a goddess whose legacy transcends time and continues to inspire modern spirituality, art, and culture.