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Boethis- This is a bit of a big question, but what is the religion exactly? I just need a basic run down to get me up to speed.![]()
When answering questions about it I mean, and btw, Egyptologists themselves have said the closest religion to Kemetic belief is Hinduism, so that's not an unfair comparison.
How is Kemetic Wiccan worship of god different from Kemetic Orthodox worship of god?
Well it is a combination of the two religions. I think the best way to describe it, is that I worship the Kemetic Gods and Goddesses, but I do it mostly through the methods that any Wiccan would use to worship the Deities that their heart was centered around. I am really big on rituals including standard Wiccan tools such as an Athame, chalice, candles, incense, an offering, wine, and a ritual circle itself.How is Kemetic Wiccan worship of god different from Kemetic Orthodox worship of god?
My former faith was under that of a jealous God.
Let's just say I am glad I have moved on. Kind of like a former employer that you left so you could advance your career elsewhere.I take it you have a disdain for Jehovah?![]()
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I know eo has "favorite" deities. Do you? If so, who?
Well, I did put it in quotes for a reason.Well I wouldn't call it favorite deities as much as I would deities I'm supposed to devote myself too. In Kemetic Orthodoxy we've reconstructed an ancient rite that the kings and priests used to undergo, it wasn't for the common man back then, which we call the rite of parental divination. This rite reveals who the parent of your ba is, and your beloved which created your ka. In the ancient world the kings, priests, and sages took names reflecting the spirit parent, examples: Amunhotep, Ptah-hotep, Tutenk'amen, etc. Well after you take the RPD, if you elect to become a Shemsu (a full member of KO), you are given a Kemetic name. My Kemetic name is Senedjem-Sekhmet, and my shemsu vows I vowed to serve Sekhmet-Mut my mother, and Heru-sa-Aset my beloved.
Well, I did put it in quotes for a reason.
Anyway, this is pretty cool. Can you tell me more about the ritual? Are there any others in the pantheon you feel a special connection to?