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Aker

Egyptian mythology

Aker

Guardian of the Solar Underworld Passage, Warden of the Dual Horizon

Mythology
Egyptian mythology
Group
Earth · Protection · Duat · Sun · Primordials · Underworld · Liminal
Places
Duat · Mount Bakhu

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Aker is the earth god of the horizon, depicted as two lions seated back to back, or as a stretch of land with a human head at each end. The pair face opposite directions: one looks toward the western horizon where the sun sets, the other toward the east where it rises. Each night the sun god enters the earth between them, passing through Aker's body to be reborn at dawn. The two lions are named Sef and Duau, Yesterday and Tomorrow. Aker also guards the gates of the underworld and imprisons the coils of the chaos serpent Apophis, holding the threat of darkness in the depths of the earth.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Aker?
Aker is the earth god of the horizon, depicted as two lions seated back to back, or as a stretch of land with a human head at each end. The pair face opposite directions: one looks toward the western horizon where the sun sets, the other toward the east where it rises.
Which mythology does Aker belong to?
Aker belongs to Egyptian mythology.
Which stories does Aker appear in?
Aker appears in The Journey Through the Duat, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.
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