In one variant of the Hermopolitan cosmogony, he appears out of the Sea of the Two Knives seated on a lotus flower.
In a story narrated by Serqet, this god is said to have concealed his true name in his stomach, but a goddess takes advantage of his advancing senility to force him to reveal it. He was sometimes associated with the bull Merwer and the Bennu bird. In one variant of the Hermopolitan cosmogony, he appears out of the Sea of the Two Knives seated on a lotus flower. In the myth of the Distant Goddess, a fierce goddess known as his Eye abandons him. His cult originated in the Egyptian town of Iunu, known to the Greeks as Heliopolis. FTP, name this sun-god sometimes combined with Atum and Amun, considered the father of Tefnut.
In a story narrated by Serqet, this god is said to have concealed his true name in his stomach, but a goddess takes advantage of his advancing senility to force him to reveal it.
Ra or Re