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. : Nyny and welcome!! : .

My name is Ernestine! Welcome to my little temple for the netjeru!

I primarily worship Lady Bastet, Lord Anpu, and King Ra. The purpose of this blog is to bring together worshippers and discuss our experiences with the Netjeru!

A/p/e/p/ worshippers, new agers, far right occultists, christian nationalists, and anyone here to start fights and drama can kindly leave, doors right there! 👉🚪

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Hope you enjoy what your time here!

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S҉ekhmet

The One Before Whom Evil Trembles She Who Is Powerful She Whose Opportunity Escapeth Her Not She Who Dances In Blood

Red Linen, Sun Disk, Lioness, The Eye of Rah

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Prayer to Osiris for a New Beginning

Hail to You, Wesir, Lord of the West,

Who grants the weary soul its rest.

Un-nefer, Ever-Good and True,

I place this new beginning before You.

As grain lies hidden in the earth,

You call it gently into birth.

Through silent depths and darkest night,

You lead all life again to light.

What has withered, let it cease;

What has burdened, grant release.

Let yesterday return to dust,

That tomorrow bloom through hope and trust.

Green Lord, whose heart knows every tide,

Be ever present at my side.

Where endings stand, let pathways grow,

Where shadows linger, let hope now flow.

Grant me courage to begin anew,

With steadfast heart and purpose true.

As You arose in strength once more,

Open for me a brighter door.

May every step be blessed by Ma’at,

May truth and balance guide my heart.

O Wesir, Lord of Life renewed,

Walk with me through beginnings new.

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Neurodivergence and the Netjeru: Finding Sacred Paths Beyond the Ordinary Mind

For many neurodivergent people, spirituality is not only about belief — it is also about finding a place where the way we experience the world is not treated as something to erase.

In Kemetic spirituality, the Netjeru are not simple, one-dimensional figures. They are complex, powerful, contradictory, and full of different ways of existing. They transform. They hold multiple aspects. They move between boundaries.

And perhaps that is one reason many neurodivergent devotees feel drawn to them.

The Divine Has Many Ways of Being

The Netjeru do not exist in only one form.

Ra travels through different forms across the day. Khonsu changes with the phases of the moon. Djehuty carries many roles: scribe, healer, judge, keeper of knowledge, and master of divine speech.

Transformation is not a flaw in these traditions. It is part of divine nature.

For many neurodivergent people, this can feel deeply meaningful. A mind that experiences the world differently is not a mistake in creation. It is another way that creation expresses itself.

Khonsu: The God of Cycles and Changing Light

Khonsu, the moon god of Thebes, is perhaps especially resonant for many neurodivergent devotees.

The moon is never the same from night to night.

It waxes. It wanes. It disappears and returns.

Yet every phase is still the moon.

Khonsu reminds us that changing capacity does not mean losing our identity. A day of high energy and a day of exhaustion are both parts of the same person. A mind that needs rest, routine, or different ways of processing the world is still whole.

Khonsu is the Traveler — the one who crosses the night sky at his own pace. He does not race the sun. He follows his own path.

Djehuty and the Sacred Mind

Djehuty, lord of wisdom and writing, can also speak to neurodivergent experiences.

He is the keeper of knowledge, the one who organizes the mysteries of the universe, the divine scribe who records what others overlook.

Many neurodivergent people know what it means to notice patterns, details, connections, and meanings that others may miss.

The world needs those who observe differently.

Sekhmet and the Intensity of Being

Sekhmet carries another powerful image: intensity.

She is overwhelming, fierce, and impossible to ignore. She is both destructive and healing. Her power must be respected, not suppressed.

For those who experience emotions, senses, or passions intensely, Sekhmet can be a reminder that intensity is not automatically a weakness.

Fire can burn.

Fire can also protect, illuminate, and transform.

Ma’at and Authentic Existence

At the center of Kemetic thought is Ma’at: truth, balance, and rightness.

Living in Ma’at means living in alignment with truth.

For many neurodivergent people, this includes the journey of understanding themselves, accepting their needs, and refusing to hide every part of who they are to satisfy expectations that were never made for them.

A river does not fail because it does not move like the wind.

A star does not fail because it does not shine like the sun.

Different forms of existence can still belong to the harmony of the cosmos.

A Prayer for Neurodivergent Devotees

May Khonsu guide those who walk different paths.

May Djehuty bless minds that seek and discover.

May Sekhmet protect those whose fire burns bright.

May Aset grant patience and healing.

May Ma’at remind us that truth has many voices.

The Netjeru do not ask us to become something else.

They call us to become more fully ourselves.

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