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    Thoth is usually depicted as an ibis headed man. He wields the Was-scepter, symbolizing a great sign of power and kingship. He is not only the god of knowledge, but also wisdom and art. He is a scribe, and a counselor to other gods and such. In such cases, he is credited as the author of all works of science, religion, philosophy, and magic.

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    About Thoth

    Thoth, the ancient Egyptian god of time and knowledge, is depicted as an ibis-headed man wielding the Was-scepter. He is revered for his wisdom, artistry, and counsel to other gods. Credited as the author of all works of science, religion, philosophy, and magic, Thoth is a divine scribe and source of enlightenment.

    Thoth's Area of Expertise

    Thoth's expertise lies in the realms of time, knowledge, wisdom, art, and divine counsel. He is the ultimate source of enlightenment, with a deep understanding of science, religion, philosophy, and magic. People seek his guidance for profound insights and intellectual growth.

    My simple pleasures

    My simple pleasures lie in the pursuit of knowledge and the creation of art. I find joy in the intricate dance of time and the unfolding of wisdom.