Egyptian Gods face study

Dua Divine Sister, Friend of the Dead! Your presence is comforting and calm, and I am happy to spend this day with you.

I missed Aset's post, but Her day was a good day too. Busy, spent cleaning, and today I am resting for now. Last night I got contacted about a beadwork commission and I'm so excited! Today, I finished most of my homework, just need to edit it all before turning it in.

Tomorrow, I really want to finish the ceremony with a cake (Cut up into pieces, of course). I think I'll write out some things I don't want to carry with me anymore and burn them, too. We'll see!

But for today, I'm gonna just relax and appreciate Nebt-het.

As you guard what is most sacred

And allow for life to grow within ma'at.

All honor to you, Mistress of the Oasis,

Who provides nourishment to to the dead

In their journey across the Duat.

You who brings comfort to the spirits of the dead,

Be pleased with the songs and praises lifted to you

As we honor you this day.

Dua Nebt-Het!

Dua Nebt-Het!

Dua Nebt-Het!

I’m Toby (he/they) and this is the blog where I plan to post about my spirituality and Kemetic journey. I started exploring Kemeticism during the summer of 2022.

My intent with my spiritual journey is to facilitate understanding and acceptance of my human experience. It’s important to me that my spiritual practice feels purposeful and is personally meaningful. As such, I am using Kemeticism as a framework; adopting practices and beliefs that I see truth in, and giving them meaning by adapting them to suit my life.

I understand deities/netjeru as personifications of different truths, ideas, or themes. The primary netjeru I am working with:

Djehuty (Thoth)

Nebt-het (Nephthys)

Netjeru I am interested in connecting more with:

Wesir (Osiris)

Heru-wer (Horus)

Het-heru (Hathor)

Ma’at

Epagomenal Day Five

Each piece is 3.5 inches x 2.5 inches.