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Much like hermetics, kemetics in general believe that there is one divinity, but as Itself is too vast to know, and thus the One became many: the Gods and Goddesses of Egypt, starting with Ra, Amun, Djehuty, Nut, Geb and Ptah, and from Them then came the rest of the Gods and Goddesses. Many of the Gods and Goddesses are even aspects of other Gods and Goddesses, such as Sekhmet, who can be seen as an aspect of Hethert or Mut, or even as a stand alone Goddess. This can be comparable, though on a much larger scale, to the christian's trinity, three different people yet one God. And there are some arguements that it is from Egypt that the trinity concept came from. All of these Gods and Goddesses have thier own purpose, some of which we miight not like, such as storms and natural disasters created by Set, but all are nessicary. The Gods and Goddesses care about us, but it is our souls that are eternal, not our bodies. So to Them, sometimes it is nessicary to destroy the body, release the soul, and if that person is not ready for Duat, thier personality is destroyed (thier ka), and thier soul (the ba) is sent to be reincarnated and a new ka is created. However, the Gods and Goddesses care about us and are willing to help us if we allow Them to. that's pretty much the reader's digest of my faith.

Indeed the Gods and Goddesses are fluid. Although each has thier respective sections of responsibilities, They are very active and involved with us and each other, often stepping outside of thier roles of responsibility, such as Wesir. Wesir is the King of Duat, the realm of the dead, yet He interacts with the living as well. Yinepu is the gentle guide of the dead, yet he is very active in the lives of children as a protector and often taking on the form of their 'imaginary friend(s)'. None have actually been 'phased out', but only forgotten. Our Nisut is working on finding these forgotten Netjer like Meret, Sesmu and Tutu. Personally, as far as aspectings, I simply look at them as different Gods/Goddesses. Aspects furthers the idea of all being one, and the Creator is at the same time all of the different Gods and Goddesses. Personally, I don't know about Mut's connection with Mother Sekhmet except through this concept, but I am very familiar with Mother Sekhmet's connection with Hethert. It was written in mythology that Sekhmet is the aggressive form of Hethert and came forth first when some of humankind rebelled against Ra. However, I have also read some texts that seem to identify Sekhmet as one of the first created of Ra. But, In honesty, I'm not an expert on my religion and I'm still studying more into everything, so what I have to present is only the things I've learned so far.

Matter and energy can be neither created nor destroyed. Thus, all the matter and energy that exists today has always and will always exist. The big bang that created this universe is only one in an infinite series of big bangs and universes.

Neither can God be created or destroyed. Existance - matter, energy, God - could never not exist. God is a force or entity that we can't comprehend with our puny human brains. There is a bit of God in all living beings - for God is manifest in living forms. God doesn't act or react, it is the material (not God) part of us that feel, think, act, etc. When our bodies die, the God in us continues existing.

Thanks, but sometimes this theory drains my motivation for, well, life

True, existence continues, but the things that we make - actual material objects, social structures, etc. - are so brief and pointless when compared to the continuity of existence.

I belive that god is not a being, but unconsiously controls everything in our universe, he is the laws of physics, he shapes the universe to better fit his people, but, without knowing it.