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This is a group for Egyptian Reconstructionists and for anyone else who loves and works with the Deities of Ancient Egypt

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The Fluidity of Egyptian Myth

Started by Argent. Last reply by Lucian C. Z. Dec 16, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes

Been doing a little bit of research in the past couple days, and I can't help but notice how fluid Egyptian myth seems to be. There are several creation stories, several gods/goddesses have similar…Continue

AB/Heart

Started by Flammeous {De Empress} Mar 27, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Em Hotep!AB/HeartIt is of the belief of Kemetics that the Heart (AB) is the seat of feeling, emotion and is the key to after life. For it is the heart that is weighed against Ma'at's feather, during…Continue

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Comment by Queen Mother Imakhu on March 9, 2013 at 14:48: Htpu. I'm an Elder High Priestess (Hem-t NTR Abut) and Queen Mother (Mwt Nswt) in the Kemetic tradition. My per ankh that I founded is AKERU Temple of the True Living Waters. My NUBIA GODDESS RISING podcast teaches about making the tradition relvant to your life. I'm also a Kemetic vocalist/musician/songwriter. This is, indeed, my life. Glad to be here... doesn't seem to be much activity though...?

www.queenmotherimakhu.com

www.akeruministries.com

Comment by Lark on March 3, 2013 at 9:15: Hi Sasha. I wouldn't say that I follow a strictly Kemetic path, but I have worked with specific Netjer for a number of years now, namely Sekhmet, Anpu, Tehuti, and Menthu.

Comment by Sasha Horst on February 23, 2013 at 21:58: Hello everyone :D I'm new to this website and I've recently started follwing the Egyptian path.

Comment by Argent on May 29, 2012 at 16:18: Hi everyone! Recently I've gained more and more interest in Egyptian deities. Like many, I was exposed to mostly Greek and Roman myths as a child, and know them best--they are so very clearly defined compared to the mythologies of other cultures, so I'm getting used to the idea of having to almost "reconstruct" things a bit because of the many developments that took place with Egyptian deities, even after the fall of Ancient Egypt. Anyway, hoping to learn from some of the people in this group!

Comment by Flammeous {De Empress} on March 27, 2012 at 7:44: Em Hotep. (EM ho-TEP) = Welcome in peace.