Ogdoad in Egyptian mythology

Ancient Egyptian wall painting of Horus, a falcon-headed god, shown in profile with traditional headdress and jewelry

What Is the Ogdoad in Egyptian Mythology?

Orin Vale

The Ogdoad in Egyptian mythology is a group of eight primordial deities who embodied the dark, watery, hidden state of the universe before creation. Rooted in the theology of Hermopolis, this complex concept reveals how ancient Egyptians explained the emergence of order, and why these deities remain central to understanding their cosmology.