Ceremony of trampling

The Religion of Isis worship flourished in Egypt and around the Mediterranean Sea. The female Rharaos where worshipped as the reincarnation of the great Goddess. The people were inferior, even the nobles. They had to conduct themselves as very humble human beings in the presence of a Godhead
Heartfelt lowliness encourages worship of superiority. Queen Yanara is a living Goddess. People find fulfillment adoring Her. They pray to Her. Sing hymns in praise of the divine Queen.
For a deeply submissive slave, self-abasement is necessary. Homage is a compulsion. He needs to prostrate, stretching himself out under Her feet, kissing the floor She touches. He finds peace in bowing before his divine Owner.
Priests developed rituals. Inequality was made visible in the realm of the Goddess. Her worshipers gathered in Her temples to share their faith. They praised and glorified the Goddess. Torment and degradation of slaves sometimes were key parts of the ceremony.

Sometimes Goddess Yanara practiced the ancient trample rituals.
The worshiping slave, lies on the floor, at Her feet. He prays to Her. A prayer of thanks. Expressing gratitude to be Her property. Then he implores Her to use him. He begs Her to walk on his body.
The supreme Goddess steps on his back. She walks across his body repeatedly . Her steps are slow and steady. She pauses. There is no haste in the ritual.
Under Her feet, he feels a transcendent humility. His ego vanishes. He feels he only exists at Her command.
He is a humble slave. For a couple of days, he will be even more pleasingly reverent in his service.