Sep 5, 2025
Osiris and cobras, Pompeii
(VIII 7 28 — sanctuary of Isis — sacrarium)
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Osiris and cobras, Pompeii
(VIII 7 28 — sanctuary of Isis — sacrarium)
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| Just a reminder to people : You do not need an altar for deity work. You do not need to spend a lot of money on offerings or rituals. You do not need to hold yourself to the standard of other people's practice. This is your journey and your relationship with the gods. They understand what you have and they understand whats available or any circumstance you are in. I am a strong believer that, if an offering or devotional work is with good intentions and done so from the heart, it's more than good enough and your deities will be more than happy and accepting. Even if it's not a historical offering or even if it's something simple like saying good morning in your mind, they take notice and they love you for you. Having an altar or performing rituals is great, I have an altar myself! However, it's not a necessity, especially if you cannot make one/have one.
Your deities love you not in spite of your transness but because of your honesty.
Your deities love you not in spite of your cultural differences but because of your willingness to both learn and share.
Your deities do not hate the person you were before you found them, they love you for how you’ve grown.
Hymn to Bastet
Sing praise to Bastet, Lady of Delight, Golden Daughter of Ra’s bright light! Mistress of Music, of dance and cheer, Whose laughter scatters pain and fear.
Soft of paw, yet sharp of claw, She guards her children by divine law. Perfumed One, whose joy is flame, All hearts rejoice to speak your name.
When cymbals ring and sistrums play, Your spirit blesses the bright midday. In your light the weary rest, O Bastet, tender, fierce, and blessed.
Dua Sutekh, mighty and powerful defender of the Solar Barque! Glory to You of the Loud Voice, who shakes the very heavens and reigns over the lands! Dua Sutekh!
Finally got over my perfectionism to finish this devotional piece! Hopefully the quality isn't atrocious lol. A special thank you to the Per-Maat server on discord, they were instrumental in finding resources to depict everything as accurately as possible!!
+10 points if u find my signature, im experimenting with different versions!! close-ups of Lord Sutekh, the corselet, and sha below the break!! my next post will just be the progress pics of this piece lol
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Kemetic Subtle Worship Masterpost
These are arranged alphabetically. Any post not made by me is marked as such. This list includes foreign deities who were worshiped in Egypt.
Akhu
Amun
Anat
Andjety
Anhur
Anpu
Anuket
Aset
Astarte
Atum
Baal Hadad
Bast (made by @pupilofbast)
Bes
Djehuty
Geb
Heru Behdety
Heru pa khered
Heru sa Aset
Heru Wer
Hetheru
Heqet
Horakhty
Khepri
Khnum
Khonsu
Mehen
Mut
Nebthet
Nefertum
Neith
Nut
Ptah
Ra
Renenutet
Reret
Resheph
Satet
Sekhmet
Serket
Seshat
Shesmetet
Sobek
Sokar
Sutekh
Tatenen
Taweret
Tefnut
Wenet
Wepwawet
Wesir
This list will be updated as more posts are made!
What’s the difference? Ma’at vs. Ma’at:
ma’at is the principle/order/truth/right way of things. Uppercase Ma’at is the goddess personifying that. They *are* related, but they are not interchangeable.
If we speak about ma’at we have to speak about isfet.
Ma’at: order, balance, justice, truth, harmony. It’s not just “be nice” but the underlying fabric that keeps the cosmos running. It’s the glue and the firmament of the cosmos. It applies socially, politically, ritually, within your spirit and cosmologically. Pharaohs were judged by how well they maintained it. Your personal life is judged the same way at the weighing of the heart.
Isfet: disorder, untruth, chaos, violence out of proportion, injustice. It’s not just “evil” in a moral sense. It is anything that destabilises the balance. So a lie is isfet. Oppression can be isfet. Also, cosmic threats like Apep rising up against Ra against his solar barque is isfet.
A quality that does not exist in Kemetic thought is “sin”. Sin does not exist. However, harmony and balance does. In Kemetic thought, it’s less “I did X bad thing, and now I have a checkmark against me” and more “Did I live in harmony with truth, justice, and order? Did I act against it and invoke isfet?”
Isfet is not a rival principle on equal footing with ma’at. It’s the absence or breakdown of ma’at. However, it is a necessary quality that is required for ma’at to maintain shape and definition. Isfet is not a force that can entirely be defeated. It ebbs and flows naturally. In line with this thought, isfet is not “evil” either. It is also an organically occurring force. It is more like entropy and fills the cosmos where ma’at is broken down, absent, or weak.
It is the interest of the netjeru to maintain ma’at. This is where Set comes in. Set provides ma’at through the forces that otherwise would be seen as isfet. Set serves the interests of ma’at. He wields what may first “appear” as isfet (violence, chaos, storms, bloodshed), but it is actually ma’at. There is harmony in his actions and the directions he takes as he is in harmony with himself. His “disharmony” is critical to the harmony that comes. The storms that are carried are critical to the health and well-being, balance and growth of the Nile. He must slay Apep through violence, defending Ra’s barque. When we discuss the principle of the heart being weighed against Ma’at’s feather, you’re not just being weighed against the feather that belongs to Ma’at. You are being weighed against the principle and the force of ma’at. Your heart being weighed against the feather isn’t about a tally sheet. It is about whether your life overall is in tune with ma’at. And ma’at itself is a breathing and harmonious force.
Beloved Hathor ❤️🐮☀️🌿