The Seven Hathors

Please read first. The women on this page are the site owner’s imagined, mythic characters, part of a modern creative project called New Dendera. They are not ancient Egyptian figures. In Egyptian tradition, “the Seven Hathors” appear in later literature as fate-givers at a child’s birth (see the Hathor page). The owner borrows that idea and builds a modern mythology on it. Hathor herself is the ancient goddess, and she speaks here as Patron. Their replies in the Guide are written by an AI in each character’s voice (or by a simple scripted fallback), so they can be wrong and are not a source. Each of them keeps her own conversation thread, saved only in your browser on this device (the Guide’s Saved button lets you view, export or clear it). When the AI is on, each message you send goes to an AI service with your last few messages and your short memory note, so please do not share personal information.

In short: the seven sisters are the site owner’s own reimagined, newly mythologized creation. They are shown alongside, and kept distinct from, the historical Hathor and the ancient Egyptian tradition of the seven Hathors, which the Hathor page records as history and which this site honors as such.

Looking for women from the ancient Egyptian record? See Egyptian Women, a separate group that is not part of the House.