The myth of Actaeon
Actaeon is a figure in Greek mythology, a skilled hunter who tragically incurred the wrath of the Artemis after accidentally seeing her bathing naked; she transformed him into a stag, and his own hunting dogs, driven mad, then tore him to pieces, a story symbolizing the boundary between DEATA,-- the Supreme Being-- and mortals and the perilous consequences of transgression.
The name Actaeon is octō, 8, signifying Orion in Great Year 8, which ended around 7,500 years ago. Orion, the hunter, is transformed into a stag - Capra, HAM. So RA+HAM. Hunted down by its own dogs - Sirius, Canis Major and Canis Minor.
Deata from old European/Egyptian became ''deity''. Not ''Duat'' (which is an intentionally falsified transliteration to hide the true nature of ancient Egyptian - which was a Romance language with plenty of Germanic vocabulary).