Ahet

Revered mainly in Buhen, Hermopolis and Heliopolis. She was depicted as a cow or a woman with a cow's head wearing the Red crown of Lower Egypt. She is mentioned in the Pryamid texts as protecting the deceased. Ahet allegedly floated in the primeval waters during the creation, so she was given the epithet "more ancient than all the gods"

Having given birth to the sun, she protected it from Apophis by placing it between her horns; because of this she was given the titke "mother of Ra" in heliopolis. She was also called the "mistress of the desert" and the "mistress of foreign lands". She was similar to Hathor and was eventually assimilated with the goddess.

''Allough, this is one possible mother of Ra and Hathor is given as a daughter of Ra. You have got to remember that there is 3000 plus years of constantly changing mythology and in different areas.''