Which god is the incarnation of cats in Egypt?

In ancient Egypt, the Egyptian cat was the incarnation of the goddess Bastiato.

Buster is the goddess with cat's head and the daughter of the sun god RA. She started from Sivir in Lower Egypt (Cairo, Nile Delta) and gradually became a family protector symbolizing beauty and harmony, bringing music, dance and love to people. Because the cat's pupil changes with the light, like the round moon, buster is also known as the goddess of the moon. I have to say that after the transformation, Pasteur's clergy are more suitable for the Egyptian cat itself.

The legend of buster

According to legend, the goddess Bast is the daughter of the sun god. She came to the world on the orders of her father to punish those evil people. At first, Buster's image was dominated by lions, and she represented the anger of the sun god. However, with the passage of time, Buster's cruel characteristics were also taken away by the sun god. At this time, she became a representative of human care and kindness. At this time, the image of buster also became a docile cat, which brought harvest and art to human society.

With the kind Buster as a blessing, human beings can be protected from diseases and disasters. At this time, Buster's image is also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Ancient Egyptian society also generally believed that cats represented the truth, goodness and beauty in the world. Under the influence of this legend, people in ancient Egypt also regarded cats as their salvation gods.