Post by Intaier on Nov 3, 2015 3:16:16 GMT -6
– inviting everyone to read & follow by RSS new kemetic devotional blog by rev.Ptahmassu Nofra-Uaa, master of sacred kemetic iconography.
... and also come and check out his Icons of Kemet Zazzle store, where you can buy prayer cards, prints, and stuff like t-shirts, mugs, lockets... all with wonderful images of the Netjeru, created by rev.Ptahmassu.
Our Gods Are Living Gods!
To some the Gods and Goddesses of ancient Egypt, the Netjeru, are merely archetypes and/ or symbolic constructions/ extensions of the human mind; however, in the faith lived by members of Temple of Ptah Nevada and Temple of Isis Nevada, the Gods are living manifestations of the Sacred worthy of our worship and offerings.
Our way of honoring the Divine is according to the ancient polytheistic experience of the Goddesses and Gods as actual personalities distinct from the human condition, and yet fully present in the mortal world. Our Gods flirt with us, love us, call upon us, eat with us, receive our prayers and sorrows, redeem us from misery and darkness, and fill our hearts with illumination. In our shrines, our Gods receive daily petitions, cultic offerings and worship, and the traditional liturgies composed by the ancient Ancestors of our traditions. Let us keep the channels between human and Divine open wide!
To some the Gods and Goddesses of ancient Egypt, the Netjeru, are merely archetypes and/ or symbolic constructions/ extensions of the human mind; however, in the faith lived by members of Temple of Ptah Nevada and Temple of Isis Nevada, the Gods are living manifestations of the Sacred worthy of our worship and offerings.
Our way of honoring the Divine is according to the ancient polytheistic experience of the Goddesses and Gods as actual personalities distinct from the human condition, and yet fully present in the mortal world. Our Gods flirt with us, love us, call upon us, eat with us, receive our prayers and sorrows, redeem us from misery and darkness, and fill our hearts with illumination. In our shrines, our Gods receive daily petitions, cultic offerings and worship, and the traditional liturgies composed by the ancient Ancestors of our traditions. Let us keep the channels between human and Divine open wide!
... and also come and check out his Icons of Kemet Zazzle store, where you can buy prayer cards, prints, and stuff like t-shirts, mugs, lockets... all with wonderful images of the Netjeru, created by rev.Ptahmassu.