#djed

[siighrns]

need more fics for them puhlease & thankyew !!

[vandevens]

djed spence fic for the wc26 series i need that the world needs that

showin u off ;;

fem!reader x djed spence (england)

where he’s not afraid to show you off in public.

a/n: you’re so right this world needs more djed fics. also icl this is inspired by those pics of him w his girlfriend they both look so good 🤭🤭 also maybe i’ll make a part 2 if england win 👀

day 7 of my world cup series ~

cw suggestive? somewhat

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you’d stayed back a little longer to wait for djed in the stands.

he made his world cup debut today, and though people were saying that trent should’ve been the one, you defended him every step of the way.

eventually after waiting for a while you spotted his silhouette coming up the stands. he was wearing the blue nike tech fleece jacket and shorts, along with a pair of shades that looked great on him. you also noticed his accessories: his usual diamond studs and the chain you’d gifted him.

once he reached your section he greeted you with a smile, walking over to the empty seat beside you and sinking down into it. a couple of fans noticed him and asked for photos, autographs and whatnot before he could even say a word to you. you laughed it off as you watched him hit the same pose over and over.

once they left, he dragged you into his lap and rested his head against your chin. “i’m so tired,” he sighed, resting his eyes for a moment.

you were sat in between his legs while he was practicing nuzzling into you. “you played well, though.”

he gave an appreciative smile which you felt against your neck. “love you,” murmured djed before turning around to chat with somebody who started talking to him.

you were sure someone was going to notice you two, the media was sharp. but djed didn’t really seem to care, you were in his lap for fuck’s sake.

he finished up his conversation with the other guy before turning his attention back to you.

“you said i played well?” he asks before puckering his lips. you laughed but leaned down and gave him a kiss. your lips were soft against his and it lasted a while before you pulled away.

he let out a groan when you did, to which you jokingly shoved him.

“when the world cup is over… shit, i can’t wait for the things i’m gonna do to you,” mumbled djed before squeezing your right thigh.

in private it was pretty normal of him to do something like that. but in public? having you in his lap was already a lot, let alone this.

“really? tell me then,” you poked, shifting in his lap while adjusting your sunnies.

“eh… it can wait.”

you scoffed and shoved him again, causing him to let out a snort. “you’re no fun. like actually.”

he cocked one of his eyebrows, looking at you from behind his shades. “and yet you’re still in my lap.” he emphasised by squeezing your thigh again, this time the left.

“you’re so annoying! you’re squeezing my thigh and keeping me in your lap but you refuse to tell me what you want to do.”

“i just like showin’ you off. ‘cause i loooove you,” he teased, nuzzling his nose into the crook of your neck.

“whatever. i love you too, i guess.”

@ vandevens 2026

[noosphe-re]

Amulet depicting the djed pillar The amulet was meant to be part of one of the so-called ‘magic bricks’, unbaked clay bricks placed at the four cardinal points of the burial chamber, in which a specific protective amulet was inserted. Among these, the only amulet found by Schiaparelli in Nefertari’s tomb was the so-called djed pillar, whose brick was placed on the west wall to repel Osiris’ enemies. (Museo Egizio)

[ruru-fi]

WHEN I SAY I SUPPORT ENGLAND I MEAN THIS

[whencyclopedia]

Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egyptian culture thrived between approximately 6000 BCE and 30 BCE, leaving behind a legacy of monumental architecture and a deep appreciation for life. While often misunderstood as fixated on death, the Egyptians were actually life-affirming, celebrating existence and ensuring its continuation through elaborate tombs and rituals. The culture fostered a sense of gratitude, as seen in The Five Gifts of Hathor, a ritual encouraging appreciation for life's blessings.

Key Facts

Ancient Egyptian culture was life-affirming, celebrating life and its continuation.

The Egyptians built monuments to honor rulers and gods, not just to focus on death.

The Five Gifts of Hathor ritual promoted gratitude among all classes.

Gratitude was considered essential to prevent negative behavior.

Historical Context

Ancient Egyptian culture interacted significantly with other civilizations, influencing Greece and Rome. This exchange highlights the Egyptians' broader cultural impact.

Historical Significance

The Egyptians' focus on life and gratitude has left a lasting impact on how we view ancient cultures. Their emphasis on the continuation of life beyond death reflects a profound understanding of the human experience.

Learn More: Ancient Egyptian Culture

[mint-midnight]

DJED SPENCE I AM MAKING A STATUE FOR YOU IMMEDIATELY

[ko-snijeg-ptica-bijela]

Kažu da čovjek postane siroče kada ostane bez roditelja. A kako se zove ovo stanje kada ostaneš bez nana i djedova?

Da li iko ikada bude na tvojoj strani kao što su to bili oni?

Puna kuća, duša prazna. Nedostajete 🕊

[akhret]

The djed pillar is used to represent the terms ‘stability’ or ‘enduring.’

This was often placed near the spines of mummified bodies, across their lower torso, or around their necks, so the dead could reuse their spines in the afterlife. When this was worn as an amulet, it would help invoke the regenerative powers of Osiris. It was most commonly depicted as blue or green to symbolize the ability to give the deceased a new life- making them become Osiris-NN. Thd djed representing the spine comes from the Osirian myth.

When Osiris’s body was sent down the Nile in a coffin, after being murdered by his brother, a tree started to grow atop of his coffin quickly, enclosing Osiris’s body within the truck. The pharaoh of the land was perplexed by its unnatural growth and ordered his people to cut down this tree to use as a pillar within his palace.

Isis had found his body at Byblos. She petitioned the pharaoh and his wife for a favor, which they had granted. She asked for the pillar within their palace. When this favor was granted, she extracted the coffin from the pillar, anointing it with myrrh and wrapping it with linen.

The djed has incredibly important connotations for religious purposes in accordance to ceremonial and religious usages, along with festival usage. The djed was associated with Osiris, Ptah, and Sokar.

The djed was also used at the sed festival in a cermony called ‘raising the djed,’ which represented Osiris having victory over his brother Set.

Image from: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djed#/media/File%3AAmulette_en_forme_de_pilier_Djed_au_nom_de_Ramsès_IX_(Louvre).jpg