In Ancient Egyptian mythology, "Heh" is inscribed on a picture of a heavenly cow. The belly of this cow is carried on the raised hands of a man, and each of her legs is supported by two men. The hieroglyphs between the horns and in front of the breast of the cow read "heh" which apparently means "the millions". This cow supposedly represents the sky.
The "heh" in question was probably just a bit of graffiti but considering the many ties to Ancient Egypt that exist within The Order Of Denderah I thought I'd mention it. Oh, and I'm a longtime lurker, first time poster so please don't yell at me.
