Ma’at and Justice

The Goddess Maʽat embodies seven guiding principles that shaped Ancient Egypt: Truth, Justice, Balance, Order, Harmony, Reciprocity, and Propriety. These were understood as the laws that keep the heavens in motion and life in right relationship. As Maʽat was honored, the land prospered and the people lived in harmony; when she was forgotten, disorder arose. … Continue reading Ma’at and Justice

Hopes for the New Year

A new year opens before us—not as a clean slate,but as a continuation of breath,of memory,of hope carried forward. The Ancient Egyptians understood time as something alive—renewed not by wishing,but by living the way of Ma'at, order, truth, and right relationshipagain and again,so the world might remain habitable for all souls. Far away and many … Continue reading Hopes for the New Year

Welcome the Return of Light

Blessed be the turning of the wheel. Blessed be the returning light.

Festival of the Beautiful Reunion: Hathor and Horus

At this time of year, the season of Akhet in Ancient Egypt, the Nile overflowed with life-giving waters, and the people gathered for one of the most joyful festivals: the Festival of the Beautiful Reunion. At the heart of this celebration was Hathor, Goddess of love, music, fertility, and joy. Each year, her statue was … Continue reading Festival of the Beautiful Reunion: Hathor and Horus

Walking with Osiris: The Feast of Resurrection

In Ancient Egypt, people gathered every year in Abydos for the Feast of Wasir—the Feast of Osiris. It was not just a festival, not just a ritual—it was a journey. For five days, they walked beside their God through mourning, death, and darkness, until at last they celebrated his resurrection and triumph. Even though thousands … Continue reading Walking with Osiris: The Feast of Resurrection

The Sacred Rhythm of the Nile – The New Year

At the heart of the Ancient Egyptian year was something truly profound—the rising of the Nile. More than just a river swelling with water, the annual inundation was seen as a divine act of renewal, a reminder that the universe still held its balance. For the people of the Nile Valley, this moment wasn’t just … Continue reading The Sacred Rhythm of the Nile – The New Year

Pouring the Waters of Remembrance

According to the Ancient Egyptian Calendar, June 29th is a very favorable day and it is suggested we “Pour ritual water for those in the next world. It is pleasant for your male and female ancestors.” This simple phrase carries profound meaning, it is a reminder that life is not linear but circular. Existence flows … Continue reading Pouring the Waters of Remembrance

Aset Shines

June 15th marks the Festival of Aset Wabanat — or Aset Shines. This was a luminous sacred festival during the Egyptian Ptolemaic era (circa 300 BCE), a celebration where the divine met the earthly in a glowing dance of light and reverence. Held in honor of Goddess Aset (Isis), the festival transformed the temple grounds … Continue reading Aset Shines

Samhain Blessings!

O Samhain, the end of the year;There's spirals on the pumpkin leaves.O Samhain, the start of a year;Bonfire orange dresses the Rowan trees.We reach out a hand, to those from before,We set our table, for family gone.They take our hands, in circles we form,For this eve above most, the spirits we beckon.Our forefathers, foremothers, sisters … Continue reading Samhain Blessings!

Hymn to Sobek – Primordial Crocodile God

Homage to Ra in thy setting (sun), thou art Tem-Heru-khuti (of the rising sun), thou divine god, thou self-created being, thou primeval matter from which all things were made. When thou appearest in the bows of the barque men shout for joy at thee, O maker of the gods!