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Introduction Post
Hii, my name is Romeo and I am new to Kemetic Paganism (Have been for around half a year).
I made this blog in hopes to find community online since I haven't been able to IRL 🥺
I am a queer vet student devotee of Djehuty, Wepwawet, Heka, Khnum, Gengen-Wer and Tutu! However, I honor all the Netjeru.
Would love to make more kemetic mutuals, as well as mutuals from other pagan faiths!!
I go to the gods for comfort in these trying times but Im not going to lie you guys, I am so worried for the future, I have (Mexican) family in the states, my SIBLING is there. They are disappearing immigrants from the streets, killing them and trafficking them. I am admittedly not doing so great ngl
Unusual Animals you Associate with the Netjeru
So my friends and I have come to recognize blue jays (which are common in this area) with Heru-wer. I’m not sure how it came about, but it’s stuck with us. I often find myself saying “Dua Heru-wer” in the presence of a blue jay.
Are there any animals that you associate with certain Gods? I’m talking about stuff that may not be native to Egypt, and not general seen as symbols of them. Please share! :)
i often associate white cats and ducks with Khonsu! the ducks are kind of an inside joke that caught on.
and with Ra, for some reason i find myself associating Him with small birds? like robins (of course) and sparrows.
Hathor and Horus
🌞Ra on His Solar Barque🌞 ~please do not repost, use or remove caption thanks~
Sorry for the silence I got a new laptop and forgot the login to this account LMAO
pls help me liven this place up!!
like or rb if you're a polytheist, occultist, or mystic of any stripe with a blog centred around your practice - esp. Hellenic, Kemetic, Greco-Roman, Canaanite, & Mesopotamian pagans over age 25 (but all are welcome!!)
a lot of my online friends & acquaintances have faded away over the years so I'd like to find some new ones :)
Sketchin’ Isis and her darling little baby ruler of the world Horus :з
My ass is a little shy which is why I dont talk much in this account, BUT I figured I probably should LOL
Anyways Ive been thinking of offering my keys to Wepwawet, which at this point is only one (my car keys), but it feels fitting 💜 To offer him a way into my safe spaces and priced possessions as well as asking for his protection of them :)
Salt-dough Seth figure
"The gods, too, are fond of a joke."
— Plato, Cratylus
Dua Khonsu! With laughter trilling through the night like a hundred falcons' calls.
May your shining eyes guide me through the dark, O' divine traveler, with your beak bloodied by the evils you destroy.
Great God of the Great Gods! Crossing each night's sky on swift wings, I pray for your strength under your moonlight.
O' Khonsu, terrifying Lord who lives on hearts! Bathe me in your divine light, and may you build me up anew.
Dua! Dua Khonsu!
I don’t know who needs to hear this,
There was no universal Scandinavian religion, or Slavic, or Celtic.
They were multiple mini cultures with changing and differing views.
That’s why we have different beliefs on who was the ‘High God’ in the Norse myths and physical evidence that we have left. Tyr, Freyr, Odin; have all been the High God in different cultures. Because people didn’t collect under orthodox and shared religion in a pre Christian world the way they do now.
You can now make a more collective religion, but saying there was always one, is a mistake at best and pseudo history at worst.
Heka is...
Heka is the skill to utilize words that convey your point in a concise and descriptive way that leaves little to ambiguity and miscommunication. It is the skill to say what you mean and mean what you say. It is the skill to say what is needed, when it is needed. It is the skill to speak firmly and respectfully, without being unnecessarily harsh or uselessly soft. It is the skill to utilize words in such a manner that evokes the desired emotions and reactions out of those whom you are addressing. It is speech that can call people to useful action, or quell people towards peace. It is the ability to use words effectively. Are you utilizing your heka effectively?
A view of my upper shrine set up! The shelf below is also included in the shrine but a bit of a work in progress at the moment.
Some rather unusual Djehuty epithets
He, who takes for himself the bow. The Baboon with His bow. The Knife of the Gods. The Lord of the Whip. The Lord of the Flint Knife.
The Fighter. The Great One at Parrying. The Lord of Strength. The Strong One of the Gods. The Valiant One. The one of Manly (= Strong) Arms. The One with the Strong Arm.
The Ruler of Lower Egypt. The Memory of both Lands.
The Presider over the Entrance to the Desert at Hwt-sh3y He who arises from the Desert Valley. The Lord of the Foreigners. The Presider over the Shore. The Presider over the High Plateau. He, who guides/manages (?) the Affairs of all Foreigners.
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Source: LGG - Lexikon der ägyptischen Götter und Götterbezeichnungen, Bd. 8, p. 717-721 (there are more pages on Djehuty, these are the ones, in whch I found these epithets though). I translated them from German. Should there be some weird wording I would appreciate you telling me. Thank you!
looking for more active kemetic blogs, please interact with this post if you post/reblog about kemeticism!
