HeyJaredHorus on the Prairie
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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Towards a modern Kemetic Pagan Ecclesiology (opens the original)
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Organization is important for any human group, but the specific model and details depend on its size, function and context. Pagan religious assemblies tend to be small and distributed given our representation, but our concerns themselves are not unique. So what is a pagan to do? What follows is the current model of the Temple of Horus on the Prairie. Although it is based on history and tailored to modern conditions, and intended mainly for ancient Egyptian pagans, it may be a useful format for a
Ancient Egyptian Hymns to the Solar Creator (opens the original)
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The ancient Egyptians found in the solar disk the ultimate theophany of the light, life and sovereignty of the supreme creator and ruler deity Ra, and would pay homage to Ra during its rising and setting. Both times of day are imbued with theological and psychological significance, and these same grand solar prayers of the temples were echoed among the common people. The prayers that follow are suitable for any pagan, especially Kemetics, to establish a daily cycle of prayer and contemplation, a
Ancient Egyptian Themes in The Land Before Time (opens the original)
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The Land Before Time is a 68-minute gut punch that touches on themes of loss and loyalty, but it is also a journey through hardship towards paradise made possible by guidance of the heart and a maternal psychopomp. Let’s explore the overlap of this beloved film with ancient Egyptian themes of the afterlife journey, so we may have hope amidst our own trek to the west - hopefully with a ragtag group of friends accompanying us. I love dinosaurs…but then again, who doesn’t? In kindergarten I got a k
Does it really “cost you nothing”? (opens the original)
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The ancient Egyptian concept of Ma’at was often invoked against deception, and for good reason. Deception not only destroys the bonds of trust necessary for society and community, but also takes a heavy toll on our person. Because the downsides of lying are fairly straightforward, I want to emphasize in this article that the same affront to our well-being occurs not when we lie out of malice, but out of compliance.“It costs you nothing” is a common argument in favor of keeping quiet or actively
Apep: Nihilism and Oblivion (opens the original)
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Apep, in wanting to unmake creation, is oblivion in the ontological sense. In ethics, he is nihilism. In society, he is “burn it all down”. In politics, anarcho-tyranny. In epistemology, the denial that truth exists objectively or can even be known.Apep. Apophis. The serpent. The nope-rope.“…and it’s his illusions about what constitutes the real world which are inhibiting him. His reality, his reason, his society: these are what must be destroyed.” - From “The Dice Man”, by Luke RheinhartThe quo
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