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42. COLOR: Kemetic Pyramid Kit kemetic Pyramid Kit. Grade Level K 12. Estimated Time 4 hours Conductingresearch on the kemetic (Egyptian) pyramids and examine their geometric, http://www.saxakali.com/COLOR_ASP/kemetic.htm

Kemetic Pyramid Kit Grade Level: K - 12 Estimated Time: 4 hours Student Learning Outcomes: Conducting research on the Kemetic (Egyptian) pyramids and examine their geometric, symbolic and spiritual relationship. To execute a three-dimensional tetrahedron or triangular pyramid kite with kemetic symbols/motifs on the sides. Background Information: Egypt, called Kemet (KMT) by the Africans, was a Black nation. The unification of Upper and Lower Kemet into one nation began the Dynastic era of Kemet. In the first 1,000 years of Dynastic Kemet during the first six Dynasties, most of the pyramids were built. Imhotep, a genius, designed the first pyramid for King Djoser as his burial place. Pyramids are symbols of life, perfection, knowledge, and communal effort. The largest pyramid of all is the "Great Pyramid" at Giza, built for King Khufu. The Great Pyramid contains over 2.3 million limestones, each as large as 10-15 tons. Limestone, a self cleaning stone, was used to build most of the pyramids. Kemetic art and architecture was directly related to its functional intent. Robert and Deborah Lawlor, translators for author Schwaller de Lubicz, state:

43. Kemetic Or Rooted In Ancient Egypt The kemetic Traditional Religion. Per Ankh Temples are committed to keeping to Main website for the kemetic Orthodox Faith ancient Egyptian religion http://www.godserver.com/directory/Organizations/Religious/Kemetic_Or_Rooted_In_

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46. UT - MENIC: Society And Culture: Religion And Spirituality: Paganism: Kemetic Home Society and Culture Religion and Spirituality Paganism kemetic.Domain of HetHert Egyptian Magic by EA Wallis Budge - eBook from http://menic.utexas.edu/menic/Society_and_Culture/Religion_and_Spirituality/Paga

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47. Aset, Isis; The Kemetic Aset as the original, ancient Egyptian name was, goes far back into history.I willhere use the kemetic original name of Aset instead of the Greek name Isis. http://www.philae.nu/philae/kemeticAset.html

Aset/Isis Kemetic Aset Aspects Lady of Philae ... Heka Aset, Great of Heka The Egyptian Aset O Aset, Great of Heka Heal Me, Release me from all things bad and evil. On this page: Difference Aset-Isis - Origin The Name of Aset Great of Heka Mortuary Deity ... Aset in the Late Period ASET - The Difference - ISIS ISIS or her more ancient Egyptian name ASET , seems like two different deities if you take a closer look. When the worship of ISIS rose in Greek and Roman days, ASET had already been forgotten for hundreds of years, at this time only a small group of priests still knew how to read the hieroglyphs of the temple walls. The Greek and Roman way of superimposing their cultural values on Egyptian culture affected the interpretation of the original ASET , depriving her of her Egyptian origin and turning her into Roman deity. The most outstanding difference between them is in my opinion the fierceness of Aset which we can find in the myths, along with her role as a funerary deity. This is not so with Isis who is a much more benevolent and one-size-fits-all kind of a deity. This image shows an almost schematic picture of how Aset merged with Isis.

48. Isis, The Ancient Egyptian Aset, A Closeup. An effort at defining the goddess Isis, the Egyptian (kemetic) Aset and an overviewof her history. The kemetic Aset. Oh, Aset, Great of Heka! Heal me, http://www.philae.nu/akhet/KemAset.html

Aset/Isis Kemetic Aset Aspects Lady of Philae ... Bibliography The Kemetic Aset Oh, Aset, Great of Heka! Heal me, Release me from all things bad and evil! Image source: my own postcard of statue bought at the Louvren, An Effort at Defining Her Origin The Name of Aset Mythical Background Divine Spouse and Mourner ... Depictions Origin Isis, or Aset, as the original, ancient Egyptian name is, goes far back into history. The first time her name appears is in the Pyramid Texts, Utterance #4 dated to the Old Kingdom, Dynasty 5. One must suspect that she already at this time was well established in the Egyptian pantheon, by tradition, as she was among the deities required for the kingship to move on towards a life in the Hereafter. The Name of Aset Aset, or Ay-see as it is believed to have been, is written with the hieroglyph for "throne" or "seat". This indicates that she was seen as the one who supported the king and from which he rose. She was considered the King-maker. This was the case in early African cultures and is still to some degree today. So the name of Aset can probably be taken to mean "The Seat/Throne" of the king. Thereby she was the King´s symbolical mother and as such of special significance to him, but in these early days she was not a general mother goddess whom everyone turned to. Top Mythical Background In the earliest Creation Myth , from Heliopolis, Aset is both the sister-spouse of Wesir, the mother of Heru (Gr: Horus) and sister of Nebt-Het (Gr: Nephtys) and Set . They are children of Geb and

49. Per-Bast.org While there are polytheistic aspects to kemetic religion, texts from antiquityindicate additional highly sophisticated layers of theological and http://www.per-bast.org/bast/essay2.html

ESSAY ABOUT CONTACT LINKS ... NEWS The Religion of Ancient Egypt Bast originates in ancient Egypt or, as it was known to its people in antiquity, "Kemet". Egypt or "Aigyptos" is a Greek word, and originally referred to Men-Nefer or Memphis, the city of Ptah. Traditionally, the religion She springs from is typecast by the mainstream public as polytheistic in nature. Modern Egyptology has questioned this label, and the ground-breaking book Conceptions of God in Ancient Egypt: The One and the Many by Erik Hornung introduced a new label: monolatry. That is, a belief system with one god who can take on multiple faces (the One and the Many). By that definition, people who purport that the religion of ancient Egypt was a polytheism are half correct. However, the numerous references to deity in the singular throughout religious texts from antiquity should not be ignored (the priests of antiquity often prided themselves in texts on knowing all the "names" of Netjer, or God). Kemet was influenced in its twilight era by two classically polythetistic cultures: the Roman Empire (which would absorb ancient Egypt completely) and the Greeks (who would rule it for a short period of time). With the hieroglyphic language lost for numerous centuries, it is easy to see how it became miscategorized. However, just as one could not call the Yoruba or Hindu religions strictly polytheistic, so also one would not do the same with Kemetic religion.

50. Kemetic Religion The kemetic faith is the modern practice of the religion of ancient Egypt. http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/kemetic/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Pagan / Wiccan Religion Paganism Kemetic Pagan / Wiccan Essentials Witch or Wiccan? What is Wicca? ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/6.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Pagan / Wiccan Religion newsletter! See Online Courses Search Pagan / Wiccan Religion Kemetic The Kemetic faith is the modern practice of the religion of ancient Egypt. . Back to Other Pagan Religions Alphabetical Recent Akhet Hwt-Hrw Akhet Hwt-Hrw is a temple and school of Ancient Egyptian religion and magic. They offer classes sent via email. Ancient Egyptian Virutal Temple A heavily illustrated site on Kemetic faith as well as the history and culture of ancient Egypt. Domain of Het-Hert A Kemetic site dedicated to Het-Hert (also known as Hathor). Kemetic Religion Forum A message board for followers of Kemetic religions. Kemetic Terminology Our Pagan glossary has a section specifically for Kemetic and Egyptian terminology. More Categories Up a category Egyptian Pantheon @ Egyptian Religious History @ more from your guide Kemet Online A community of followers of ancient Egyptian religion. Meet up with other liked-minded people.

51. Religion Explorer : Pagan Kemetic Pagan kemetic. isisshaman.com New window. Exploring the ancient shamanicroots of kemetic myth, and one shaman s experiences with them. http://www.religionexplorer.com/top/Pagan/Kemetic

Web Books News Category Top Pagan : Kemetic Related categories Deities The results 1 to 10 from 23 Akhentef's World Lots of information dealing with the Gods and Goddesses of the Netjer. Also general information regarding Paganism. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/3713/index.html Akhet Hwt-Hrw A Temple of Ancient Egyptian Religion dedicated to the Egyptian Goddess Hwt-Hrw (Hathor). The pages listed here give information about the religion and culture of Ancient Egypt, Akhet as both a temple and school, as well as listing some of the many services offered by Akhet. http://www.hwt-hrw.com Ancient Egyptian Virtual Temple The boat is docked and waiting to take you on your journey to explore the realm known as ancient Egypt or Kemet as it was known to the Egyptians themselves. According to these ancient people, Egypt was not just an earthly locality, but in fact a reflection of heaven itself. To them, the world, the universe and man mirrored each other. http://www.netins.net/showcase/ankh/ Circle of the Sacred Spirits An educational site about the teachings and worship of Aset (Isis) Ancient Egypt, and other deities. http://cotss.bravepages.com/

52. Kemetic Meditation And Healing kemetic (Egyptian) Meditation and Traditional African Healing is taught by TheEarth Center read about the education and how to enroll. http://www.theearthcenter.org/ssinit.html

Kemetic Meditation and Healing - Initiating America by Bouneith Inejnema Naba The MTAM School of Kemetic Philosophy and Spirituality is the only authentic school outside of the secret ³mystery school² initiation camps of West Africa that offers traditional Kemetic spiritual instruction. Among the classes offered at the MTAM School are Medu-Myeet (initiation language, commonly known as hieroglyphs), Kaat Ib (Kemetic meditation techniques from which modern mediation and yoga have based their practices) and Traditional Healing Certification (focusing on diagnosing, traditional healing techniques and educating students on modern medical myths). One group of students have graduated the Ka¹at Ib Instructors program, and another class will be graduating in a few months. A new semester of classes is beginning January 3rd, and registration is now open. The Kaat Ib education is unlike any other that can be found in this country. Taught by Master Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig, it is the only Kemetic Meditation class that is taught by an authentic Dogon Priest and Spiritual Master. Master Naba, originally from Burkina Faso, West Africa, was educated into the traditional "mystery school" initiations at age eight and has since become the world¹s most recognized and authentic authority in Kemetic Spirituality. Because of his advanced mastery of the initiatic knowledge, the committee of elders appointed Master Naba as the only High Priest/Spiritual Master who may initiate seekers in the Diaspora into the traditional initiation system.

53. Kemetic Initiation Graduation The very first graduation of students from the M TAM School of kemetic Philosophyand Spirituality! http://www.theearthcenter.org/kaatibgrad.html

Kemetic Initiation Graduation by Rachel Naba For the first time on this continent, a Dogon Priest who has been educated and raised within the initiatic system in Africa has graduated an elite class of certified Ka¹at Ib Meditation instructors. The Kaat Ib education is a demanding and challenging one, and out of many who were called, only a few were able to rise to the challenge of the education. On 26 Ipfi 402 (2 August 2003), the graduating students were honored in a special ceremony led by Neb Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig, Master Teacher of the MTAM School of Kemetic Philosophy and Spirituality. During this ceremony, graduates received their diplomas, spiritual writing boards, list of Commandments, and spiritual names. Cortney Scott, Rachel Naba, Mary Ellen Bascomb, Aimasa Per Ra and Jabir Amarah, anxiously awaited the receipt of their names and diplomas. To start off the ceremony, Neb Naba gave a short introductory and congratulatory speech, which is transcribed below: A question deserves an answer. If the answer is not satisfactory, it leads to other questions, which also deserve answers. There is a point where your preacher or leader says just believe in something, and you know they have run out of answers. How can beliefs put us together? It doesn¹t work because even the same thing we are asked to believe in, our way of believing it is different! So The Earth Center came all the way from Africa trying to see how we can solve these questions.

54. Religion And Spirituality: Pagan: Kemetic UFOseek Directory For Religion And Spi UFOseek directory for Religion and Spirituality/Pagan/kemetic Religion andSpirituality Pagan kemetic. http://www.ufoseek.com/Religion_and_Spirituality/Pagan/Kemetic/

Religion and Spirituality: Pagan: Kemetic Advanced Search only this category Random Link UFOSeek Forum Webmasters Logout ... Pagan Kemetic Kemetic Subscribe Categories Deities Links Akhentef's World http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/3713/index.html Lots of information dealing with the Gods and Goddesses of the Netjer. Also general information regarding Paganism. Review It Rate It Bookmark It Akhet Hwt-Hrw ... http://www.hwt-hrw.com A Temple of Ancient Egyptian Religion dedicated to the Egyptian Goddess Hwt-Hrw (Hathor). The pages listed here give information about the religion and culture of Ancient Egypt, Akhet as both a temple and school, as well as listing some of the many services offered by Akhet. Review It Rate It Bookmark It Ancient Egyptian Virtual Temple ... http://www.netins.net/showcase/ankh/ The boat is docked and waiting to take you on your journey to explore the realm known as ancient Egypt or Kemet as it was known to the Egyptians themselves. According to these ancient people, Egypt was not just an earthly locality, but in fact a reflection of heaven itself. To them, the world, the universe and man mirrored each other. Review It Rate It Bookmark It Circle of the Sacred Spirits ... http://cotss.bravepages.com/

55. Kemetic Nativities, And Observances Body and Soul. kemetic Nativities, and Observances. Home World Religions Festivals and Holidays Science Spirit Health Mother Earth Father Sky http://secondsightresearch.tripod.com/bodyandsoul/id38.html

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56. Medea's Chariot :: Kemetic Faiths kemetic faith is a reconstruction of ancient Egyptian beliefs and practices The kemetic Orthodoxy Church asserts that it is Orthodox, and NOT neopagan. http://www.medeaschariot.com/kemetic/

Asatru Celtic Hellenic Paganism Slavic Paganism ... Wicca Kemetic Faiths Kemetic faith is a reconstruction of ancient Egyptian beliefs and practices into a modernized form. The rituals and traditions are often drawn from the remaining texts that give evidence for what Egyptian life was like, including but not limited to the Egyptian Book of the Dead. Kemetic Orthodoxy The Kemetic Orthodoxy Church asserts that it is Orthodox, and NOT neopagan. I had a letter from the head of the church that I have, through my own clumsiness, deleted. Alas, it explained the distinction much better than I could. I offer this link here as a sort of contrast to the others the very surface may appear the same, but look close at the subtle differences in philosophy and religious expression. Akhet Hwt-Hwr "The Temple and School of Ancient Egypt". Includes an explanation of the tenets of the organization and information on their course of study, as well as links to other places for research. Ancient Egyptian Virtual Temple An unusually large resource including information on history, hieroglyphics, ancient rituals and Egyptian mythology. Modern Egyptian Ritual Magick Essays and texts on Egyptian magick.

57. Kemet.org : Daily Devotions From The Nisut (AUS) Official seal of the Nisut (AUS) of the kemetic Orthodox faith. These images www.kemet.org ABOUT US • THE HOUSE OF NETJER • LETTERS FROM THE NISUT http://daily.kemet.org/

ABOUT US THE HOUSE OF NETJER LETTERS FROM THE NISUT GLOSSARY OF NETJERU ... SITE INFO About The daily devotions are written by Her Holiness the Nisut (AUS) and include prayers and special practices for the faithful, corresponding to the Kemetic Orthodox calendar. From 1994-1999, the daily devotions had been available exclusively to followers of the House of Netjer. We share them now with the general public so that all may learn from these enlightening and thought-provoking missives. See Also Devotions Discussion Wehem: Letters from the Nisut (AUS) Archives Send a Private Prayer to the Nisut (AUS) Daily Devotions from Her Holiness Nisut Hekatawy I (ankh udja seneb) Wednesday, September 7, 2005 (Year 13, Paenopet/Menkhet - II Akhet 2) Bless all the children of Netjer, known and unknown! May your coming be peaceful. Saq-Heru-wer, Day 1 Procession of Sobek to see His Mother Nit, Day 1 Feast of Djehuty, Day 1 Heru-wer comes, bringing success and strength, power and prowess, gentle leadership and a sense of humor. At the same time, Sobek comes forth to visit with Nit, and the great god Djehuty is also in festival. Protection, protection, creation and wisdom are in our midst. How will you greet these mighty gods as They come forth in the season of the Inundation?

58. Kemet Online: Followers Of The Religion Of Ancient Egypt: Kemetic Religion There are different views of what exactly is the kemetic religion. The kemeticReligion As the Ancient Egyptian religion is one of the traditional http://www.kemetonline.com/wwwthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/78/page/0/view/c

Kemet OnLine! Community Forums Make a Donation For All Kemetics sponsored by Per Ankh You are not logged in. [ Login Main Index Search New user ... Policy and Guidelines (PUBLIC) Previous Index Next Threaded Pages: 1 RevRenee Founder-Wehemu Reged: 06/12/01 Posts: 2717 Loc: Racine Wisconsin Kemetic Religion #78 - 06/23/01 01:24 PM Edit Reply Quote There are different views of what exactly is the Kemetic religion. The following is from the view of Per Ankh and KemetOnline, which might be different from other Kemetic groups. The Kemetic Religion As the Ancient Egyptian religion is one of the traditional religions of Africa. we share with these great faiths the style and approach to religious experience, rituals, and life. However, as the historical continuity with our ancestors has been broken, we share with reconstructionist religions in utilizing scholarly methods to re-create the structures, rites, and practices; our aim is to literally preserve rituals as fully as possible. While trying to keep our religion as closely to the religion of Ancient Egypt, we use methods of religious studies, philosophy, and theology to apply what we have learned to contemporary times. At the same time, we are a living religion that recognizes that growth and change is a part of healthy religious evolution. Such questions are taken seriously and discerned by the priesthood of individual temples, which, like the temples of Ancient times, might come to differing conclusions.

59. Kemet Online: Followers Of The Religion Of Ancient Egypt: Kemetic Orthodox VS Ke What are the differences between kemetic Orthodox and kemetic Traditional religions? Re kemetic Orthodox VS kemetic Traditional new Re HeruSwnAmun http://www.kemetonline.com/wwwthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/24194/page/0/vie

Kemet OnLine! Community Forums Make a Donation For All Kemetics sponsored by Per Ankh You are not logged in. [ Login Main Index Search New user ... Inter Faith Talk Previous Index Next Threaded show all HeruSwnAmun KOL Reged: 11/02/04 Posts: 64 Loc: Atlanta, Georgia Kemetic Orthodox VS Kemetic Traditional #24194 - 11/04/04 09:18 PM Edit Reply Quote I'm still a newbie, so I get a little slack here ~chuckles~ What are the differences between Kemetic Orthodox and Kemetic Traditional religions? Post Extras: KheperaAkasha shemsu Reged: 08/21/02 Posts: 566 Loc: Cambridge, Ontario, Canada Re: Kemetic Orthodox VS Kemetic Traditional [Re: HeruSwnAmun #24205 - 11/05/04 04:55 PM Edit Reply Quote Em Hotep HeruSwnAmun *bows* Good question. I can cover a couple of the basic differences that I know of. Firstly, Kemetic Orthodoxy has a Nisut (the position held by the Pharoah in ancient times, who was aligned with Heru as the ruler of Kemet and considered divine), whereas Per Ankh's person of the most responsiblity is that of our Heri Tep Hem Netjer (the position of the Highest Priest in Kemet who could perform rites in the Nisut's stead when necessary and was/is responsible for the spiritual needs of the people as a priority, but was not considered divine). Secondly, KO has a practice of 'divining Parents' (which overrides a persons *natural* relationship/affinity to a particular Netjer and tells the person Who they are to serve and have a relationship with), whereas KTR has no such divining. As far as we can see from egyptological research this was not a practice of the ancients.

60. Re: Kemetic Use Of Ankh Lighting In Response To kemetic use of Ankh lighting (Issembly For Rastafari IniversalEducation). From Nur Ankh AMen s The Ankh African Origins of http://www.rastafarispeaks.com/cgi-bin/forum/archive1/config.pl?noframes;read=53

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