Horus on the Prairie
Horus on the PrairieMusings about ancient Egypt and theology.
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Kemeticism is not Thelema
[Sophia from the Golden Girls voice] Picture it: Cairo, 1904. An eccentric occultist named Aleister Crowley and his new wife Rose are touring the Great Pyramid of Khufu for their honeymoon. Suddenly, Rose gets a vision and leads her husband...
Our Temple Liturgy: Purifications Update
I am pleased to announce an update to the purification episodes in the Edfu sanctuary rite we use. As mentioned before, they consisted of purification with four white vases of water, four red vases of water, cups of natron from Upper Egypt,...
Paganism does not need "continuity"
A common criticism of modern paganism, which includes Kemeticism, is that there is no point in trying to revive these religions since they were dormant for centuries and hence lost their “continuity”. What does this mean? Well, there are tw...
The folly of Afrocentrism in ancient Egypt
Afrocentrism, in the context of ancient Egypt, is the claim that the ancient Egyptians were mostly, if not entirely, sub-Saharan African, and that racism, Eurocentrism, colonialism and imperialism (don’t you just love all those “isms”?) mad...
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A systematic approach to the ancient Egyptian religion focusing on the Ptolemaic era Temple of Horus at Edfu, with an eye towards contributing to the beauty of Western civilization.
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