The continuation of the ancient religion from Antiquity. Kemetic Othodox: Modern faith of Ancient Egyptian religion Hi(t)-ka(u)-ptah : Coptic for Egypt The house of the ka of Ptah Hut-ka-Ptah ( Hwt-kA-ptH): Egyptian for The house of the ka of Ptah Ta-mery (tA-Mry): beloved lands, another name for Egypt Kemet (kmt): one of the names of Egypt, black lands A Lector Priest who is responsible for reading and speaking in formal rites. Kher-heb Priesthood (xr-Hb(t)): Over the (ritual) BookĪ status within the KO church. The ka can die if it is not fed and remembered by ancestors. It is unique to he one life time it lived. It is a unnique perosnlity conscience to a particualar incarnation. You can have multiple kAs.ĭoes not reincarnate, remains after death. It is a unique personality conscience to a particular incarnation. Ka(kA): personal souls, consciousness, personalityĭoes not reincarnate, remains after death. A Ceremony in KO where a priest will allow their body to be possessed by a NetjerĪ status within the KO church. A trained W'ab priest in the ritual of Saq. Isfet (isft): Evil, wrong, wrong-doing, falsehood, disorderĪ status within the KO church. He is a companion the King along with Hu as well as part of Heka the god of magic and the 'creative utterance'. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spilled blood through cutting his penis possibly reference to a circumcision. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spilled blood through cutting his penis, possibly reference to a circumcision. Pictured as human, falcon or a human body with a ram's head. Part of the 14 creative powers of Amun-Ra New kingdom. The first word uttered by Atum when he created the world through masturbation or when he spille blood through cutting his penis possibly reference to a circumcision. Priest that train in Heka pertaining to their parent gods. Heri-sesheta (Hry-sStA): One who is over the secret Ka position arms up and bent at a 90 degrees angle with palms out. Hands out in front of you, palms up, open, and slightly cupped. Positions of hands while praise is given during worship. Henu (Hnw): Honor gesture, rejoicing, jubilation, praise It can take 4-10 years to complete the Hem-Netjer training. Minimum of 12 hours a week of voluntary service to the people of our faith. Hemet-Netjer (Hmt-nTr): Female form A status within the KO church Hemu-Netjer (Hmw-nTr): Servants of GodĪ legally-ordained priests as well as counselors. People who practice magic who are not priests or sometimes called sau 'protectors' "Words spoken with specific intent."KO Practice of writing a prayer on an object and then ingesting it, objects or talismans.
Heka (HkA): Magic 'Speaking with authority'īased on spoken words and actions. Isfet-related speach or evil related speech The act of giving praise in the the Henu position. Probably a more appropriate word for oppression might be ahābet/Aabt or fek/fkĭua (dwA): The praise, worship, pray, give thanks Isfet-related action or evil related action It can create another ka and reincarnate or live in the afterlife. The only way a ba can die is if it is fed to Ammut. Is our eternal essence, that does not die. Sometimes this words is used for your dead ancestors. After death the journey of the Akhu and Judgement takes 72 days. Anyone who has died and passed the weighing of the heart and passed on to be a part of the blessed dead. If the Nile flooded too much or at the wrong time it could take lives and if it was too little it did not nourish the crops and could bring many problems to the land including famine and plague.īlessed dead. About a two week high tide, flooding the lands with nourishing black silt. Akhet (Axt): season of flooding or inundationĬheck calender under the Religion tab for more infoĪkhet could be a time of blessing or cure.
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