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Moral individualism in ancient Egypt
Eloquent peasantry and arguing with your soul
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Yes, Egyptian paganism does have a concept of "sin".
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Paganism without Platonism?
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"Liturgy" versus "spellwork" in modern paganism
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In defense of classical "fate".
This is going to get a little wyrd!
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A standard shrine ritual
I’ve previously opined that the village shrine is a better model for modern Kemetic reconstructionists than attempting to replicate the gigantic temple…
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Tiny victories and small happy endings
About a year and a half ago, one of our temple members found a feral cat had given birth to four kittens in his van.
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Did you join a faith or a fandom?
Expanding on a prior thought
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The purifications at the Sobek Temple in Tebtunis
Papyri from the Ptolemaic era Temple of Sobek in Tebtunis revealed a great trove of purification prayers for the daily service that Kemetics may find…
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Yes, Egyptian paganism does have a concept of "sin".
Don't shy away from calling it what it is!
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Liturgical innovation in Egyptian popular religion and its modern use
Playfully and humbly combining hymns at Deir el Medina
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An anthology about ancient Egypt and its theology, focusing on the Temple of Horus at Edfu, intended for modern Kemetic adherents.
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