The danger of promoting the focus on The Eye of Ho. Review on Gods of Egypt

I had a friend who tattooed herself with this symbol. I never knew its danger and meaning as a way to Egyptian magic, witchcraft, evil, or mythology. But when I asked my friend her religion she referred to Egyptian ancient religion. I had a sense of what it meant and I knew it wasn’t good for her. She was a very beautiful woman, but there was always a distance that revealed itself in the hint of a strained look on her beautiful face. I went on a date with her but somehow ended up at her family’s house.

I would later see her self-portrait nude and wondered at her showing herself even in art to the world like that when she was so distant usually. But then time past and we didn’t see each other. Then I saw her again. She had withered and the voluptuous curvy figure was not the flat chested figure of a skinny body looking body. I had no doubt something connected to her religion practice had to do with this. I asked what happened and told her how much I loved her body, artistically, she knew what I meant. I like it, she said of her new body. Years later I saw her and she had her beautiful body back, had she given up the unholy powers that had such the beauty out of her, was it that eye of Horus, I wondered.