That's correct. 👌🏼 I love Acient Egypt and this music is also wicked 🎶👌🏼😍

For in death there is eternal life

"Even in death, you cannot escape the furries!"

Dude, I am high AF and I made an entire movie in my mind with just these few words.

He's more like Pete from Earthworm Jim I find when I visit Dems peeps

Just put it on a loop ffs

It is great. But de compressed. Intrusive thoughts are gone. Only the here and now. Mind body spirit.. are one. Focus

Valerio! Valerio! Va Rio!

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Thank you!!

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@@Absolut87. 😈😎

this is a personal question, but are you a witch or occultist?

@@starryayesha Something closer to a priest. I honour and worship the Gods, sometimes ask for Their guidance and help with spells and divination, but my focus is more on high magic and spiritual practices than sorcery and more on worship than magic and work.

@@user-bt1kx3fv6x that is so nice to hear! i'd love to know more of your experience of working with different gods!

@@starryayesha I shall try to describe it somewhat briefly… I shall most probably fail. X) I have reached out to Inpu quite sponteneously. I don't know if it was "divine inspiration" or not, but I have basically changed my plans for the day. Once I came back from work, I have cleaned up my room, rearranged it and set up altar space. A statue of Inpu has belonged to our family for quite a while, since my childhood, and I have put it to use back then for the first time. I have performed a simple offering ritual, giving some food and water, which after the ritual would be reverted and consumed (many cultures prefer to dispose of offerings by burying or burning them, but the Ancient Egyptian one insists on "sharing" offerings with Gods). I have kept at my practice, since there was a feeling I would describe as "comforting and reassuring presence". I do not have clair-senses to boast about, but this much I felt. Basically, my life has changed for the better very fast. I have felt inspired and full of energy for the next few days, and I would feel much happier for some longer time. It was the kind of "happy" I have not known before, something much more sincere and real. If you are interested in these particular practices, I would suggest "Eternal Egypt" by Richard J. Reidy for rituals and enough data for understanding them, and "Religion and Ritual in Ancient Egypt" by Emily Teeter, at least its first chapter, "The Egyptian Mind", to understand the culture of this pantheon better. Inpu is great, I revere Him greatly as my mentor and, well, sometimes even "father-figure", He has strong parental vibes, something quite a few Gods and Goddesses are reported to have. He is very protective of His followers, I honour Him first of all as Lord of the Sacred Land, Lord of the West, First of the Westerners, Master of Secrets and Dog Who Swallows Millions, that is, the God Who can teach a lot about such things as what lies beyond death, thus about life, especially the most meaningful components to value and love in it. He is very calm, very patient, very wise. I love offering him many activities, sometimes taking care of the graves, sometimes reading some mystical literature, always spiritual practices. I worship other Gods too, and not all of Them are from Kemetic pantheon, but since you have asked: Djehuty (also Thoth), The Divine Scribe, God of Wisdom, Bull of Ma'at - very strict, even more than Inpu, sometimes may be perceived as "tedious" or "nerdy", but He is believed to be the wisest of Gods, the inventor of languages, the one Who understands Ma'at, the universal justice, the universal law. Although I mostly perceive Him as God of learning and studying, Whom I honour by studying languages and by reading books, writing down my journals and essays, He is also the God of Justice, in which They, Inpu and Djehuty, share some similarities. Wepwawet (also Upuawt, Wpwwt - Some researchers really are not sure how His name actually would sound), One with Sharp Arrows, Champion of His Father, shares such epithets as "Opener of the Ways" and "Lord of the West" with Inpu, I perceive Them two as brothers. For me, He is the God of progress, of moving forward, of changing things that are meant to be changed, of finding one's way, finding the best opportunities, paths and routes, of scouting and combat (both literal and metaphorical combat). Sutekh (also Setesh, Seth, Set), Slayer of the Serpent Foe, Protector of the Barque of Ra, One Who Comes before Thunderstorm, He with the Great Roar - the God of constructive chaos, the Divine War Chief and the Divine Janitor at the same time, since He both defeats chaos, lies and evil, destroys that which has served its purpose and comes to ruin, and makes space for the fresh and new meaningful things. I enjoy doing workouts, exercises and work that requires strength for both Sutekh and Wepwawet. I hope it helps! May you excel in your practices! ^^

@@user-bt1kx3fv6x wow thats a long journey !!! thank you so much!!! i actually want to begin with deity work but i'm still working on myself as a first step. i'll definitely keep coming back to ur comment for reference tho hehe thanks again!!

Anubi non lo sai ma è tuo padre

The diference is that Anubis was a soul protector, where Lucifer, well he was a soul robber

You mean death is only the beginning

He wasnt the god of death, he was protecting the souls on the journey to the afterlife judgment, Seth was the god of death

i’m with you on that one brother

Increíble experiencia 😮, gracias por compartirlo.

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Egyptian mythology dude! Haven't you read a book about it? You should! You are gonna love it!

Пройди мимо не обрати внимание. Здесь не уместна шутка и осуждение.

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