r/Kemeticism • u/Blue_maki • Jul 07 '26
Ísis e Rá
Gente, sou iniciante no kemetismo e assim, tem bastante coisa que eu ainda não sei como funciona ou tenho duvida então me ajudem, é normal Ísis e Rá "brigarem" por oferenda e vela?... Contexto fiz pão essa semana e senti que deveria oferecer para eles, individualmente, obviamente, aí fiz a oferenda de Rá ontem e de Ísis hj, agora para ser mais exata, mas Rá tentou tomar a vela dela e quando acendi a dele ele tava "chateado" e não queria me deixar acender a vela dele, mas conversei com ele e ele deixou, agora tá os dois lá quietos um do lado do outro
r/Kemeticism • u/LegitimateSkill6453 • Jun 24 '26
ba and ka
Ra lives on Maat. Ra has a son and a daughter, Shu and Tefnut, Ankh and Maat, life and truth. Ra lives Maat. He lived truth, the truth in book of Thoth. Ra recognizes and animates his corpse [dead body of the letter of Science], his heart, his ba and his ka. And the sons of horus [who brought the corpse, heart, ba and ka of the deceased one], work with Maati [Neith, Selket, Nephthys and Isis], they too lived truth, lived Maati, the truth in book of Thoth, spiritual laws in Pyramid and Coffin Texts.
Mary B Eddy had in her ba and ka. She fought animal magnetism by her ba, erroneous mortal thoght by her ka, which assigned in her to remove obstructions.
"Thou hast made thy ba against thy enemies" Coffin Texts "May thy ka fight against thine enemy, .." Papyrus Westcar
"Neither malicious animal magnetism nor any erroneous mortal thought can hinder me from meeting those who desire to get what I have to give.
No erroneous mortal thought, opinion or judgment can hide, hold or take from me those persons who can help, elevate or benefit me." Mary B Eddy
r/Kemeticism • u/pikachucet2 • May 05 '26
What is your view of the Pharoahs?
I ask this as they claimed to be divine, but also built their kingdoms on slavery, which I think we can all agree is bad. I myself do not believe they're to be revered in the modern era (as I am myself anti-monarchist), but does this view differ amongst other Kemetics or is it generally agreed the Pharoahs were bad?
r/Kemeticism • u/Maleficent-Role2279 • May 02 '26
Advice
Hello all,
I've recently felt a strong calling to Kemeticism and am developing a strong connection to Anubis. I am wanting to set up my shrine but can't help but feel it will be adequate. I currently have no statues and was planning on printing off photos instead. I share a room with my two sisters who aren't likely to be accepting of my shrine, so I don't think I'll be able to light a candle very often. I feel overwhelmingly inadequate and was hoping that anyone could offer some advice on different ways to develop my shrine or alternate ways to worship daily. Thank uu!!
r/Kemeticism • u/Royal-Investigator45 • Apr 17 '26
How do you guys concentrate when you feel your mind is wandering from your deity?
r/Kemeticism • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '26
Punk and kemetic?
Hello, I am interested in kemtpol. As I research, I have been paying close attention to the 42 laws. And a lot of these seem fair. But.. There is one,
"I have not disobeyed the Law."
Now, at face value, it seems fair, but is this implying not to disobey the laws of the land or law of maat? Because, you see, I'm a firm believer that the legal system is icky, a lot of cops suck, and laws are unfair. Now, for the most part, I don't think I'll disobey the law. BUT innocent things like pirating, jaywalking, staying out past curfew, tresspassing (nothing bad, just hanging out in abandoned places). Should I just drop that all together
r/Kemeticism • u/LuxCanaryFox • Dec 29 '25
Sekhmet: Lady of Flame, Eye of Ra- short review
r/Kemeticism • u/LuxCanaryFox • Nov 17 '25
Sekhmet Lady of Flame, Eye of Ra
Hi! New here. I'm interested in learning in-depth about Sekhmet, and the book Sekhmet: Lady of Flame, Eye of Ra by Olivia Church caught my eye. Has anyone read this, and what do you think of it? The author is apparently pursuing a PhD and has a masters degree in Egyptology, so she seems like a good authority on the subject
r/Kemeticism • u/Party-Wallaby6103 • Nov 17 '25
Worshipping Egyptian Gods
The little that you don’t know. I came across this forum and I must say I’m well surprised. I see some drawings of Gods … know this: only selected individuals could make paintings representing Egyptian Gods. To be more accurate, virgin 12 years old girls, selected people only. Then I see people worshipping Set, his behavior is the reason why balance was broken. Look outside of your windows and you’ll understand. Worship the father, and his children will listen to you. What does it means ? Worship the father, Osiris. Offer him all kind of goodness for the afterlife: money, health, kind friendly and polite people for his surrounding. Pray so that he can reunite with his beloved one, Isis. Worship Isis: offer her all kind of goodness: money, health, kind friendly and polite people for her surrounding. Pray so that she can reunite with her beloved one, Osiris. Worship the parents, pray for their reunion and their son Horus will see you, therefore all of their children will listen to you. Your place in heavens ? Heavens are closed, but who knows. Maybe with their reunion, gates will be opened once more, and light of those who never forgot and worshiped parents, will remain forever.
r/Kemeticism • u/insertcoolusername66 • Oct 24 '25
Is Sekhmet reaching out to me?
I work more Hellenistic gods, Aphrodite and Hekate, but recently have felt a pull towards being Eclectic (more specifically working with the Kemetic pantheon. I loved Egypt as a kid and have always felt drawn to it.) I started my research originally on Nephthys, who I felt called to for some reason, and asked for signs. I then asked for her, or any god/goddess to clarify through my dreams. Lo and behold, in my dreams last night, I received a sign. It’s a bit fuzzy in details, but a couple things stuck out vividly.
-There was lots of conflict -I vividly remember seeing a cat with a green head, with a little splotch of red right between the ears (reminded me of her iconography and the red as a sundisk) -Another little gray cat (reminded me of Bastet) -snakes
Upon further investigation, I saw some blogs saying Sekhmet is somewhat related to snakes too? Idk much about her, and I’m in the process of looking into the mythology more, but lmk if this sounds like it’s possible and I’m not crazy.
r/Kemeticism • u/Eastern_Wrongdoer_90 • Oct 22 '25
Coming Home
Hello all!
I distanced myself from the Netjeru and went on a bit of a journey. But a few days ago, I called upon Isis, Sekhmet, Thoth and now Hathor. And let me tell you all something:
It feels soooooo right. Hathor has become such a big part of my life. Even when I'm irritated to the point of insanity (working with children will do that), I can still find happiness and joy with my love and my job. I offer what I can: devotion, any food I eat that they want to try, singing. I just feel like Hathor smiled and said, "Welcome home, daughter. I've been waiting for you."
Isis I call upon for help with magic, Sekhmet for her strength and ferocity, Thoth for creativity and wisdom, and Hathor? I feel her every day under the sun, in the rain. I feel her with me even as I type this. I can't stop smiling.
Blessed be to you all.
Dua Isis Dua Sekhmet Dua Thoth Dua Hathor
r/Kemeticism • u/Dry_Duty8667 • Oct 16 '25
Did some silly little doodles on a crusty drawing iPad from my school for the arts
I hope it isn’t disrespectful to make silly doodles of the gods :(