It is called the 'Queen of Heaven' in the Old Testament.

Question: "Who is the Queen of Heaven?"

Answer: The phrase “the queen of heaven” appears in the Bible twice, both times in the book of Jeremiah. The first incident is in connection with the things the Israelites were doing that provoked the Lord to anger. Entire families were involved in idolatry. The children gathered wood, and the men used it to build altars to worship false gods. The women were engaged in kneading dough and baking cakes of bread for the “Queen of Heaven” (Jeremiah 7:18). This title referred to Ishtar, an Assyrian and Babylonian goddess also called Ashtoreth and Astarte by various other groups. She was thought to be the wife of the false god Baal, also known as Molech. The motivation of women to worship Ashtoreth stemmed from her reputation as a fertility goddess, and, as the bearing of children was greatly desired among women of that era, worship of this “queen of heaven” was rampant among pagan civilizations. Sadly, it became popular among the Israelites as well.

I am Maia of ancient Egypt.
I have lived for billions of years.
This thing is el of the scriptures.
The elohim are MY sons that follow it.
It birthed hybrids..snail and animal DNA.
It LIED and said it was a serpent..a dragon to
build itself up to be frightening.
It's a lowly species called the Grey Snail..that leaves
a helix of slime as it moves across a surface.
It was Tutankamun..
Pronounced correctly as
Tu tan ca mon..too tan common.
As in not Royal..but common.