Well Anti-Bush it's a lot more complicated then that for us Kemetic Orthodox. Someone doesn't choose the kingly ka, it's born with them, like another ka dwelling in their body with their own. There are many figures in history we Kemetic Orthodox believe may have been meant to be the Pharoah, but because they weren't ready for the task, or because they knew nothing of the Egyptians in their culture, they couldn't respond to the kingly ka's call. Some Kemetic Orthodox have speculated it's possible the Prophet Muhammad may have carried the kingly ka, but being from Arabia and knowing little of the Egyptians, he wouldn't have been able to respond properly to it's stirrings, but it still did give him a connection with the divine. The same for Jesus maybe. The same for possibly Alistair Crowley, who started Thelema using Egyptian elements and claimed to have interaction with the Egyptian gods. The kingly ka is something born in a person. That being said, it started with Rev. Tamara Siuda about 20 years ago when she was still Wiccan. She had Sekhmet come into her life, calling her out of Wicca, to start a Kemetic based faith. The calling to be Nisut came later. She originally told Sekhmet no, when offered the position of Nisut, but then things started to happen in her life. I won't go into details. That is her business. Basically the gods wrecked her life until she agreed to it. She underwent the coronation in Egypt, where the house members at the time who were present claimed that a sort of presence descended on her, and tookover her person. This is what we call Saq, when a god possesses the Nisut or a Priest. Since then we have had several miracles during Saq sessions, including when Yinepu (Anubis) made her eat peppers, and she is highly allergic to peppers, it's on her medical record. The peppers did not harm her. We usually term these "Kemetic miracles". Any other questions?
