The Triad.
The Triad Ah, the power of three! It is a motif that echoes throughout the pages of mythology. In the land of the Pharaohs, the Great Ennead tells of Geb and Nut, progenitors of the gods. From their divine loins, came forth a trinity of great importance - Osiris, Isis, and Set. These three deities held sway over fundamental aspects of life itself. The verdant Osiris may have been venerated as the patron of agriculture and greenery, while the fair Isis embodied the very essence of female fertility. The harsh, unforgiving Set, in stark contrast, ruled over the barren, arid desert - a place where even the hardiest vegetation withers and dies, parched and emaciated. Such was the power of the Egyptian triad, a balance of forces that sustained the fabric of life. In the beginning, there was naught but the endless void of Chaos, a vast expanse of darkness and formlessness from which all things were to emerge. It was from this ...