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Osiris and cobras, Pompeii
(VIII 7 28 — sanctuary of Isis — sacrarium)
| Just a reminder to people : You do not need an altar for deity work. You do not need to spend a lot of money on offerings or rituals. You do not need to hold yourself to the standard of other people's practice. This is your journey and your relationship with the gods. They understand what you have and they understand whats available or any circumstance you are in. I am a strong believer that, if an offering or devotional work is with good intentions and done so from the heart, it's more than good enough and your deities will be more than happy and accepting. Even if it's not a historical offering or even if it's something simple like saying good morning in your mind, they take notice and they love you for you. Having an altar or performing rituals is great, I have an altar myself! However, it's not a necessity, especially if you cannot make one/have one.
New Perfumes!
And restocking of old favourites! (You can check out the whole selection here!)
Azazel Perfume Oil!
Azazel:
An ancient script of scents, resinous and heady, floral and grounding. The Watcher himself, keen eyed, disciplined, and haughty does relaxes just as far as this scent would allow. Permissions are granted, only if one follows through with their oaths. This blend abides by sacred scents to this noble Watcher.
Base Notes of Honey, Sweet Tobacco, Myrrh, Benzoin, Musk and Galbanum
Heart Notes of Nutmeg, Bay Laurel and Passion Fruit
Top Notes of Osmanthus, Rose and Cardamom
Drunken Scholar
Drunken Scholar: The rich aroma of coffee, leather, tobacco, and vanilla and old books, this simple blend is a rich aroma that finds you where stacks of books gather and sound of parchment turns beneath the keen eyes of scholars. What better way to settle into an evening than with the rich presence of coffee and a tobacco packed pipe. Perfect for the Dark Academia.
Oracle of the Morning Star
Oracle of the Morning Star: A quiet brilliance before the dawn. Sacred resins linger beneath luminous white florals while cool air carries whispers of tea and distant waters. Ancient knowledge rests beside impossible beauty; warm amber and dragon's blood offering a steadfast foundation for blossoms that seem almost celestial. There is no demand to kneel here—only an invitation to seek, to question, and to step willingly toward the light that reveals rather than blinds.
Featuring: Base Notes of Dragon's Blood, Amber, Sweet Tobacco, Myrrh, White Musk and Musk Heart Notes of Magnolia, Lotus, White Tea, Jasmine and Fig Top Notes of Bergamot and Ocean Breeze
Apollon Perfume Oil
Apollon Lord of Light and of Oracles, Theoi of Divination and clarity, this perfume blend takes us back to the sacred. Richly invoked, this perfume is a dedication to the Divine current of Apollon’s light and warmth. From coast to laurel tree, from shimmering vessels to the humble hyacinth, we adorn ourselves with the steadfast will of great Apollon.
Featuring: Base Notes of Coffee, Amber, White Musk and Cypress Heart Notes of Bay Laurel and Laurel and Orange Top Notes of Fresh Cut Grass, Jasmine, Lily of the Valley, and Bergamot
The Set Selection! Sacred Scents dedicated to the Ancient Kemetic God Sutekh
Neb-Setesh
Neb-Setesh A sacred and resinous blend, this perfume beholds the sacred. The land of ancient Kemet is ripe with spices, resins and the divine sillage of ancient rituals. This fragrance focuses upon the Lord of the Red Land, Setesh - The Defender of Ra’s Barque. Slayer of Apep. Ripe with dragon’s blood, honey, and myrrh, aloft with the warmth of black pepper, calamus, cassia and frankincense, this is a sacred oil that one would find within the temple to the Red God himself.
Featuring a blend of: Dragons blood, myrrh, frankincense, black pepper, cassia, calamus, cedar wood, juniper, labdanum, and honey.
Lord of Deshret
The Lord of DeshretThe Red Land stretches beyond the horizon beneath an endless sky. Dry winds carry sacred smoke through weathered cedar and dark cypress while cracked earth exhales the warmth of forgotten temples. Sharp spice rides upon the desert air before settling into ancient resins that have endured the passing of kingdoms. Unyielding, watchful, and utterly sovereign—the wilderness has always had its king.
Featuring: Base Notes of Dragon's Blood, Myrrh, Labdanum and Cade Heart Notes of Cedar, Cypress, Calamus and Bay Laurel Top Notes of Ozone, Black Pepper and Cassia
Desert Throne
Desert ThroneGolden incense curls through pillars of carved stone as offerings of honey and fragrant resins rise upon the heat. Rich woods, sacred smoke, and warm spice gather around a throne worn smooth by countless generations of devotion. Majestic without excess, this fragrance embodies the quiet authority of a king whose dominion was never measured by fertile fields, but by the strength to endure what others could not.
Featuring: Base Notes of Myrrh, Frankincense, Labdanum, Benzoin and Ambergris Heart Notes of Dragon's Blood, Sweet Tobacco, Honey and Sandalwood Top Notes of Bay Laurel, Cardamom and Pepper
Ahket-Ra
Akhet-Ra The first light crests the horizon as sacred incense rises with the dawn. Warm resins and polished sandalwood are touched by golden honey and bright spice, echoing the quiet majesty of the sun's eternal journey. Ancient temples awaken beneath the morning sky, where every new day is a promise renewed and every sunrise a triumph over the darkness beyond the horizon.
Featuring: Base Notes of Frankincense, Myrrh, Labdanum, Sandalwood, Amber, Ambergris and White Musk Heart Notes of Benzoin, Honey and Bay Laurel Top Notes of Cinnamon and Cardamom
Restocked!
Some may remember these multimedia pieces I did of the Netjeru many years ago. Most probably won't so... hello! I'm Stellar and I love Them. ♡ (The first was done on Paint Tool Sai. The last three are physical pieces on a wall that I made using acrylic paint, markers, pastels, and collaging. Depicted is Ra - twice - then Nut and finally, Amun. I blurred Nut a little just in case. I want people to see Her but don't know how sensitive the site is.)
Your deities love you not in spite of your transness but because of your honesty.
Your deities love you not in spite of your cultural differences but because of your willingness to both learn and share.
Your deities do not hate the person you were before you found them, they love you for how you’ve grown.
Hymn to Bastet
Sing praise to Bastet, Lady of Delight, Golden Daughter of Ra’s bright light! Mistress of Music, of dance and cheer, Whose laughter scatters pain and fear.
Soft of paw, yet sharp of claw, She guards her children by divine law. Perfumed One, whose joy is flame, All hearts rejoice to speak your name.
When cymbals ring and sistrums play, Your spirit blesses the bright midday. In your light the weary rest, O Bastet, tender, fierce, and blessed.
Kemetic Subtle Worship Masterpost
These are arranged alphabetically. Any post not made by me is marked as such. This list includes foreign deities who were worshiped in Egypt.
Akhu
Amun
Anat
Andjety
Anhur
Anpu
Anuket
Aset
Astarte
Atum
Baal Hadad
Bast (made by @pupilofbast)
Bes
Djehuty
Geb
Hatmehyt
Heru Behdety
Heru pa khered
Heru sa Aset
Heru Wer
Heryshef
Hetheru
Heqet
Horakhty
Khepri
Khnum
Khonsu
Mehen
Mut
Nebthet
Nefertum
Neith
Nut
Ptah
Ra
Renenutet
Reret
Resheph
Satet
Sekhmet
Serket
Seshat
Shesmetet
Sobek
Sokar
Sutekh
Tatenen
Taweret
Tefnut
Wenet
Wepwawet
Wesir
This list will be updated as more posts are made!
Dua Sutekh, mighty and powerful defender of the Solar Barque! Glory to You of the Loud Voice, who shakes the very heavens and reigns over the lands! Dua Sutekh!
Finally got over my perfectionism to finish this devotional piece! Hopefully the quality isn't atrocious lol. A special thank you to the Per-Maat server on discord, they were instrumental in finding resources to depict everything as accurately as possible!!
+10 points if u find my signature, im experimenting with different versions!! close-ups of Lord Sutekh, the corselet, and sha below the break!! my next post will just be the progress pics of this piece lol