#ra deity

And restocking of old favourites! (You can check out the whole selection here!)

Azazel Perfume Oil!

Azazel:

An ancient script of scents, resinous and heady, floral and grounding. The Watcher himself, keen eyed, disciplined, and haughty does relaxes just as far as this scent would allow. Permissions are granted, only if one follows through with their oaths. This blend abides by sacred scents to this noble Watcher. 

Base Notes of Honey, Sweet Tobacco, Myrrh, Benzoin, Musk and Galbanum

Heart Notes of Nutmeg, Bay Laurel and Passion Fruit

Top Notes of Osmanthus, Rose and Cardamom

Drunken Scholar

Drunken Scholar: The rich aroma of coffee, leather, tobacco, and vanilla and old books, this simple blend is a rich aroma that finds you where stacks of books gather and sound of parchment turns beneath the keen eyes of scholars. What better way to settle into an evening than with the rich presence of coffee and a tobacco packed pipe. Perfect for the Dark Academia.

Oracle of the Morning Star

Oracle of the Morning Star: A quiet brilliance before the dawn. Sacred resins linger beneath luminous white florals while cool air carries whispers of tea and distant waters. Ancient knowledge rests beside impossible beauty; warm amber and dragon's blood offering a steadfast foundation for blossoms that seem almost celestial. There is no demand to kneel here—only an invitation to seek, to question, and to step willingly toward the light that reveals rather than blinds.

Featuring: Base Notes of Dragon's Blood, Amber, Sweet Tobacco, Myrrh, White Musk and Musk Heart Notes of Magnolia, Lotus, White Tea, Jasmine and Fig Top Notes of Bergamot and Ocean Breeze

Apollon Perfume Oil

Apollon Lord of Light and of Oracles, Theoi of Divination and clarity, this perfume blend takes us back to the sacred. Richly invoked, this perfume is a dedication to the Divine current of Apollon’s light and warmth. From coast to laurel tree, from shimmering vessels to the humble hyacinth, we adorn ourselves with the steadfast will of great Apollon.

Featuring: Base Notes of Coffee, Amber, White Musk and Cypress Heart Notes of Bay Laurel and Laurel and Orange Top Notes of Fresh Cut Grass, Jasmine, Lily of the Valley, and Bergamot

The Set Selection! Sacred Scents dedicated to the Ancient Kemetic God Sutekh

Neb-Setesh

Neb-Setesh A sacred and resinous blend, this perfume beholds the sacred. The land of ancient Kemet is ripe with spices, resins and the divine sillage of ancient rituals. This fragrance focuses upon the Lord of the Red Land, Setesh - The Defender of Ra’s Barque. Slayer of Apep. Ripe with dragon’s blood, honey, and myrrh, aloft with the warmth of black pepper, calamus, cassia and frankincense, this is a sacred oil that one would find within the temple to the Red God himself.

Featuring a blend of: Dragons blood, myrrh, frankincense, black pepper, cassia, calamus, cedar wood, juniper, labdanum, and honey.

Lord of Deshret

The Lord of DeshretThe Red Land stretches beyond the horizon beneath an endless sky. Dry winds carry sacred smoke through weathered cedar and dark cypress while cracked earth exhales the warmth of forgotten temples. Sharp spice rides upon the desert air before settling into ancient resins that have endured the passing of kingdoms. Unyielding, watchful, and utterly sovereign—the wilderness has always had its king.

Featuring: Base Notes of Dragon's Blood, Myrrh, Labdanum and Cade Heart Notes of Cedar, Cypress, Calamus and Bay Laurel Top Notes of Ozone, Black Pepper and Cassia

Desert Throne

Desert ThroneGolden incense curls through pillars of carved stone as offerings of honey and fragrant resins rise upon the heat. Rich woods, sacred smoke, and warm spice gather around a throne worn smooth by countless generations of devotion. Majestic without excess, this fragrance embodies the quiet authority of a king whose dominion was never measured by fertile fields, but by the strength to endure what others could not.

Featuring: Base Notes of Myrrh, Frankincense, Labdanum, Benzoin and Ambergris Heart Notes of Dragon's Blood, Sweet Tobacco, Honey and Sandalwood Top Notes of Bay Laurel, Cardamom and Pepper

Ahket-Ra

Akhet-Ra The first light crests the horizon as sacred incense rises with the dawn. Warm resins and polished sandalwood are touched by golden honey and bright spice, echoing the quiet majesty of the sun's eternal journey. Ancient temples awaken beneath the morning sky, where every new day is a promise renewed and every sunrise a triumph over the darkness beyond the horizon.

Featuring: Base Notes of Frankincense, Myrrh, Labdanum, Sandalwood, Amber, Ambergris and White Musk Heart Notes of Benzoin, Honey and Bay Laurel Top Notes of Cinnamon and Cardamom

Restocked!

Greatly inspired by @khaire-traveler's wonderful subtle worship series, which can be found here.

Sunbathe

Watch sunrises and sunsets

Use natural light to light up your space/do tasks in

Have sun, light, ram, boat, falcon, hawk, scarab beetle, or sky imagery around

Say good morning or goodnight to him

Go on walks on sunny days

Destroy depictions of A/p/e/p this can be as simple as drawing it on a piece of paper and tearing it up

Get involved with your government (vote, go to local meetings, protest, write/call a leader, etc.)

Learn about and uphold Ma'at

Help out or mentor others, especially children

Create something related to him or his attributes

Light a candle or incense that reminds you of him (safely)

Try to start each day fresh

Freely express your emotions in healthy ways

Stand up for yourself; assert your boundaries

Tidy up your space and keep it clean

Use a planner or otherwise organize your day

Take charge/leadership roles in parts of your life

Donate to food banks, medical debt forgiving organizations, wildlife organizations and other causes you think help life

Learn about Egypt, especially its pharaohs

Do things to help local wildlife like hanging up suet feeders, building bat boxes, etc.

Spend time out in nature, particularly on sunny days

Carry a picture of him in your wallet, pocket, phone case, etc. or as a phone or computer wallpaper

Make a playlist or listen to songs that remind you of him, or you think he'd like

Reflect at the end of the day (or whatever time period that works well for you) on what went well and what you'd like to work on

Pick and/or press flowers (only from areas you're allowed to)

Do something hard or challenging, especially if you've been putting it off, or it needs to get done

Make a collage/mood board/Pinterest board/similar collection of photos and images you associate with him, especially if some of the images are your own

Invest in your future; set up a savings account, work on getting more exercise, find or spend time working on a hobby that brings you joy, etc.

Practice truthfulness and keep your promises

Keep a self-growth journal; write down things relating to self-improvement, how you're feeling, goals you're working towards, etc.

Learn about plants and animals, especially those that are native to your area or Egypt

Practice good sun safety; wear sunscreen, sunglasses, drink plenty of water etc.

Take care of a plant, animal, or other person

Spend time with friends and family (blood or chosen)

Wear a piece of jewelry or other clothing item that reminds you of him

Eat in season produce

Educate yourself on your rights (legally); keep up to date on new bills and laws

Plant seeds, especially the fruit or vegetables you've eaten; give it new life

Recycle; reuse things that don't need to be immediately disposed of

Start a morning routine

I may add more to this list in the future. Suggestions are always appreciated.

Summary: When you- local coffee barista turned Avatar of an ancient Egyptian god- get kidnapped, you're thrust into a whole new world Warning(s): Non-detailed kidnapping of reader, mild non-graphic combat Note(s): I'm torn between a few possible deities in connection to this story: Thoth, Heka, Ra and Anubis. I'm open to any suggestions!

Coffee making had always been a kind of a personal ritual for you. Humming to the rhythm of the milk frother, each step was precise, measured. You'd often imagined that brewing a latte was akin to crafting a potion, each ingredient essential to the final result- smooth, energizing, and restorative. There was something special about it, providing tired mothers and businessmen alike with the necessary energy for their days. But, your shift was cut short when you were taken.

But Ra is helping me heal, and in him I’m starting to find that the divine masculine isn’t so scary after all. I thought because of his nobility and position as a king, he would be harsh and picky, but he’s starting to help me understand what it really means to be a God of kings. It doesn’t mean being served and obeyed just because you should, it means being such a great and supportive leader that people want to follow you. And as a father, a good father, Ra never raises his voice at his children. He gives them the best advice because he wants them to succeed. I didn’t feel like I “owed” him respect. I just wanted to, I wanted to be around him and learn from him. I wanted to trust in his leadership and I wanted to make him proud. That’s very new for me. Having grown up without a father, I’ve never understood what that feels like.

Ra reminds me of the beauty and strength of powerful men. Men who protect and lead and encourage, men who nurture. Men who use their strength to create rather than destroy. Men who are honest and know how to love.

Ra is warm (of course) and incredibly, indescribably powerful, but also so soft. So gentle. And lively, cheerful. A smiling God. He doesn’t need to be stern and cold to summon those feelings of immense respect and honour of being in his presence. He laughs and he accepts offerings with such appreciation.

Today I gave him an offering of bread with some peanut butter and water. It’s the first one I’ve ever given. And I was overwhelmed with this feeling of him being pleasantly surprised by the peanut butter. As if he was saying “oh! Bread AND peanut butter! This is a treat!”

And something about that made me feel particularly softened. You’re the king of the Gods, the blazing burning Sun that gives all life to Earth, and yet you’re pleasantly surprised by a little peanut butter. Lol.

Today was the first time I called upon Ra for protection. I did a modified banishment of the Hexagram and called to him in his many faces, along with Horus cleanse my space and aura. I’ve never felt so confident in a protection ritual. The pure blazing energy of the sun sanitizes everything it touches. As I hummed each syllable of his holy names I felt him smiling on me. He seems to like singing and humming a lot. It was the first time I’ve ever felt right ending a prayer with “Amen”.

I could feel Mother Isis looking on us too, she seemed relieved that I’ve finally found them. Something about all this feels like coming home.

“Voyage with Ra upon the Solar Sea”

Golden helmsman, Ra of the million mornings, you rise from the horizon’s hush— a serpent of light uncoiling from night’s womb.

Your ship of flame cuts through the cosmic tide, each wave a world, each ripple a hymn. The stars bow as oars of radiance beat the rhythm of becoming.

We are passengers in your brilliance, souls wrapped in linen of starlight, following the wake of your solar breath. Our hearts—small suns—ignite in answer, each pulse a prayer steering the vessel onward.

Through shadowed realms you voyage, past coils of Apophis, where darkness hungers for the dawn. Yet you are the eternal flame, the ever-returning promise— your eye opens and the void trembles.

O Ra, captain of truth, pilot of the unseen wind, teach us to steer our spirits through the black rivers of doubt, to rise renewed with each turning of the sun.

Let us be among your crew— to haul the ropes of daybreak, to polish the mirror of heaven, to sing your radiant name as the cosmos unfolds its endless sea.

God of rebirth and renewal.

As the season of harvest draws to a close,

As the winter approaches,

May remember your death and return.

May we remember the love of Lady Aset,

Our Isis, Queen of All,

Who labored to return life to you,

As our world turns to winter

And we look towards the promised spring.

Hail be to Lord Geb, he who's body is our land.

In your body we grow our bounty,

From your body we recieve our harvest.

To our tables we bring it to feast,

And reforge our bonds with friends and kin.

May we remember the living gods

Who we call our parent planet

And the bond of reciprocity we Must uphold.

Honor be to Lord Geb, father of the soil,

The heartbeat of life.

Reverence be to Lord Ra, king of the heavens.

Under your sun we toil and laugh;

find love and sorrow;

and enjoy all the fruits and tribulations of life.

To your warmth we will cling

in the coming months

And your love and fierce eyes shall protect us.

To loving Ma'at we give honor.

May her feathers guide us to truth,

To a more equitable world,

Kehpri for Chariot

Ra for Emperor,

Anubis for Death

Sutkeh/Set for The Devil

Neith for Temperance

Thoth for Magician

Isis and Osiris for The Lovers

Sekhmet for Strength

Ma’at for Justice