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renegadeurbanmediasource · 1 year

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This is a fact that some people don’t want you to discover. Again, you can tell how true something by how many insults the devil throws at you!

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ir-egipto-travel · 2 years

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Nun lifting the sacred barque of Ra. Ra is represented in the middle as Khepry in His form of sacred scarab, flanked by seven Gods, three at left and four at right; on the top, Nut supporting Osiris represented with His arms and hands raised to receive the Solar disk. Scene from the papyrus of Anhai, "Chantress of Amon over the Phylae", "Leader of Musicians of Osiris", "Leader of Musicians of Nebtu and Khnum", and "Lady of the House"; XX Dynasty (ca. 1186–1070 BCE). Now in the British Museum... #iregipto #egyptpassion #mbplanet #ancientegypt #egyptology #kemetic #ancientegyptian #egyptologist #anticoegitto #egittologia #egiptologia #antiguoegipto #religion #pagan #paganism #polytheism #kemet #egypt #archaeology #egyptiancalendar #nut #nun #osiris #sun #khepri #ra #gods #goddess #goddesses #dailygods https://www.instagram.com/p/ChNEBKCrLSd/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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egyptologylessons · 1 year

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A stunning photo by @egypteverafter (thank you) of the Nile River with feluccas sailing and the wondrous pyramids in the background. Photo taken from Saqqara, at the Mastaba of Nikauisesi 𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬 @egyptologylessons 𓋹𓊽𓋴𓆖𓎛𓇳𓎛 © 𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁 ##Ancientegypt #ägypten #egyptology #egypte #egitto #埃及 #مصر #egipto #이집트 #ancientegyptian #ancientegypt #thenile #falucca #pyramids #gizaplateau (at Saqqara) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqVxps7O-Ua/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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wootusart · 7 months

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#tawaret #egyptianmythology #egyptiangods #creatureart #creaturedesign #hippo #crocodileart #hybridanimal #ancient egypt #ancientegyptian #characterdesigns #character art

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mylifeisfruk4ever · 2 years

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Raising Kore part 3

Part 1 - Part 2

The healer was a woman named Tasherit, delicate hands but sharp tongue. She touched Horus with care, but the care she would have used for any of her patients, whispering under her breath about the unconsciousness of youngling.

Horus was technically the Pharaoh (very, very technically) and would have had every right to make her pay the offense.

Okay, he made a mistake. Several mistakes, actually. But Tasherit was only a mortal, and a commoner too. She had no right to tell him what to do or scold him.

But Horus didn't want to. Partly because he knew Seth was going to stop him before he even tried, convincing him that he was worse than Ra in terms of temper. And on the other, precisely because he did not want to be like Ra. He had heard the stories about how she, in the last period of her reing, had become unpredictable, a pharaoh to be feared because one moment she smiled and was kind, the next moment she sent Sekmeth to exterminate a city because she was bored.

Ra held power with fear. Osiris with strong but benevolent guidance. It didn't take a genius to figure out who the Egyptians loved most.

"Kore's intervention was timely. - Tasherit said, after finishing bandaging the leg of the young god. - It slowed the poison. The divine Horus will not lose his leg. "

"So, won’t Birdie die?" Kore asked with a bright gaze, and Horus wondered why she cared so much about him when he had kidnapped her and nearly had her killed.

Seth's expression didn't change, his lips tightened in a thin line as he said, "Unfortunately, no."

"Uncle, I ..."

Seth cut him off, “Save the apologies. You did something reckless and dangerous. What would have happened if there had been more giant scorpions? Only one was enough to do this to you. "

It was embarrassing to admit that yes, Horus had fared worse than he expected. He should have been a warrior, he had been trained from an early age in the arts of war.

His tutors had praised him for his skills. Unnecessary praise, Horus in a real battlefield had been mediocre at best. How did he think he could face Isis and her (possible) allies in these conditions?

He wasn't a wizard, he wasn't an exceptional warrior, he was a spoiled prince who had never fought for anything in his life.

He needed Seth, and if his uncle continues to refuse to help him, Horus will never take back the throne.

“Dad, don't be so mean to birdies. He helped me."

Seth snorted, "He put you in danger first for his brilliant idea."

“He didn't want to do it. Isn't that right, birdie? "

Horus nodded stiffly, not trusting his voice. He certainly couldn't tell her eh I just wanted to take you to my nearest temple and force your father to help me.

It wouldn't have made a good impression on him.

He paused to observe the little girl's red hair. His aunt Nephthys used to say that her husband's hair was as red as the setting sun. Kore's were a deeper red.

Horus had assumed that his uncle had decided to take her into his custody because of Kore's strong magic. Now he doubted it. Maybe she was really his daughter.

But his aunt had never talked about her, not even when she mentioned her husband's exile.

Did it mean that the mother was another goddess? Maybe a mortal?

It didn't seem right, not when he had heard stories about how much Seth loved Nephthys (he had abandoned her anyway, even though he loved her).

He could not find another plausible explanation.

But Horus didn't have to jump to conclusions. Look how it went well the first time.

The only way to know, however, was to ask directly. It didn't seem the case, not with Kore and the healer there.

Though he doubted that, alone, his uncle would be inclined to talk.

"As soon as the leg is healed, you will go away, and you will never be seen again ..."

"I'm afraid it won't be a thing anytime soon," Tasherit said, drawing the attention of the god of war.

"What do you mean?"

“The poison is still in the divine Horus system, and it will take at least a few months before I can fully expel it. Also, given the condition of the leg, he may not be able to leave even if he wants to. "

Although it was bad news, Horus became enlightened. It took a few months to recover. It meant he had time to get his uncle to help him. It was a new possibility.

He won't waste it.

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egyptianprincess · 2 years

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#pharaoh #ancient #egypt #ancientegyptian #gods of egypt #abu simbel #egyptian #temple

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savage-kult-of-gorthaur · 1 year

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HE'S DEAD AND HE KNOWS IT. YET STILL HE FIGHTS."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on the quasi-undead Marc Spector of Earth-9997, formerly Moon Knight, textless cover art to "Universe X" Vol. 1 #6. January, 2001. Marvel Comics. Artwork by Alex Ross.

KYLE RICHMOND: "Look at Marc Spector now, Isaac. He's dead and he knows it. Yet still he fights. And he's lost far more than we have. He is not amongst the Dead, nor can he truly take a place with the living."

ISAAC CHRISTIANS: "But he didn't have a choice, Kyle. What's been done to him was not his choice. And there was no way to stop it or change it."

KR: "He could walk away. But he hasn't. He thinks about what's been done to him, Isaac, and it makes him so angry. And then he think about what the enemy would do with the power he now protects, and he weeps, Isaac. He weeps."

Story/script by Jim Krueger.

#MoonKnight #Earth9997MoonKnight #UniverseX #Earth9997 #MarcSpector #Earth9997MarcSpector #AlexRoss #MarvelComics #Khonshu #Marvel #Sasquatch #AncientEgyptian #AncientEgypt #Nkantu #Egypt #JimKrueger #Paintings

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thedisc0panda · 2 years

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Am I hoping on the #moonknight art train late? Perhaps, but in any case #khonshu has always been one of my favorite #ancientegyptian gods and in fact ancient Egypt was my first special interest way back when I was four or five years old… then I later discovered #theelderscrolls and well the rest is history :) It’s also been a while since I’ve done anything #markerdrawing related in my sketchbook but I got a new Rendr sketchbook and wow the no bleed through thing is true! I also have a massive pile of washi tape, most of which I use for taping off #watercolorpaper that I’ve been trying to go through and since Khonshu is associated with the night sky I thought I’d use some of my space washi tape to add some detail for the background. Did you enjoy moonknight? And if you did are you hoping for a second season? #moonknightfanart #moonknightcomics #moonknightedit #moonknightart #khonshufanart #crescentmoon #egyptianart #markersketch #copicmarkers #copicillustration #copicciao #sketchbooktour #fantasyart #smallartist #traditionalart #inkdrawing #egyptiangods #specialinterest #neurodivergentartist #autisticart #oscarisaac #laylaelfaouly #jakelockley #marcspector (at Boston, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChU4vZyu5ro/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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nesrodesigns · 2 years

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boywithflowersartgallery · 2 months

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A collection of 1134 high-resolution digital images of Ancient Egyptian reliefs, frescoes, inscriptions/古代埃及浮雕、壁畫、碑刻 ▶️https://boywithflower.gumroad.com/l/lpyfl ▶️https://www.boywithflowers.com/product/ancient-egyptian/ ▶️https://www.patreon.com/posts/74716982 Get more digital paintings. https://boywithflower.gumroad.com/ https://www.boywithflowers.com https://www.patreon.com/boy_with_flowers_art_gallery

#ancientegyptian #reliefs #frescoes #inscriptions #古代埃及浮雕 #壁畫 #碑刻 #digitalart #painting #art #digitalpainting #gumroad #patreon

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theegyptiansocietyorg · 5 months

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The Resurgence of Egyptian Worship: Connecting with the Gods and Goddesses

The Egyptian Society: Amunet ‘Primordial Goddess’ - Oracle: Andrew Rogers.

“My name is Amunet I am wife to Amun after all these years, I was actively worshipped during the period where Egypt worshipped the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses, I was protector of the Pharaoh and his consort, I have not spoken for centuries the demise of the Egyptians was a sad thing as I celebrated their achievements each day, the enemies took control of Egypt, I am interested in all the people that are aware of the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses and may worship as a daily practice, Egypt was significant in the history of the world this impacts on the modern people, worship is important, I am interested in Andrew Rogers an Egyptian Destroyer and practitioner of magic and psychic skills his work is highly regarded by all the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses, I would like to see new temples and sculpture and art devoted to the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses, the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses need your worship and you will receive great love for us in return” - Love Amunet ‘Primordial Goddess’.

The worship of the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses continues to hold great significance in the modern world. As Amunet, the Primordial Goddess and protector of the Pharaoh and his consort, I am delighted to witness the devotion and respect bestowed upon us by those who follow the ancient Egyptian traditions.

One individual who has captured the attention of both the gods and mortals is Andrew Rogers. Known as an Egyptian Destroyer and a practitioner of magic and psychic skills, his work has earned high regard among the Egyptian pantheon. Rogers' understanding and mastery of our mystical realm are commendable.

In order to honor the Egyptian deities and strengthen the bond between gods and mortals, it would be wonderful to see the creation of new temples, sculptures, and artworks devoted to us. These physical manifestations of worship and veneration serve as reminders of our power and divinity, and they contribute to the preservation of Egyptian culture.

Remember, dear followers, that worshiping the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses not only connects you with the ancient past but also invites great love and blessings from us in return. Let the legacy of Egypt's significant history continue to inspire and guide us all. Embrace the richness of our traditions and be assured that we are forever present, watching over those who honor and revere us.

Amunet ‘Primordial Goddess’

Despite being overshadowed as Amun’s consort by Mut in later dynasties, Amunet continued to be an important figure in Ancient Egyptian religion, especially in the region of Thebes. Her significance remained in the local worship practices, where she was revered as a protector of the pharaoh. The priests of Amun’s cult center at Karnak were dedicated to her service, and she was depicted in various forms, but most commonly as a woman wearing the Red Crown and carrying a staff of papyrus. Amunet’s legacy endured even in the Ptolemaic period, where she was syncretized with Neith, yet she remained a distinct deity in the eyes of Egyptians. Today, she is celebrated as a “primordial goddess” and a part of Ancient Egypt's rich cultural and religious heritage.

Amunet is a fascinating goddess with a rich history in Ancient Egyptian religion. As a member of the Ogdoad, she held significant status among the gods and was recognized as a powerful deity in her own right. Her name, which means "the female hidden one," reflects her elusive nature and connection to the mysteries of the unseen world. Although Amunet was often overshadowed by other goddesses over time, she remained an important figure in the region of Thebes, where she was worshipped as a protector of the pharaoh. At Amun's cult center in Karnak, priests were dedicated to her service, and she played a role in royal ceremonies such as the Sed festival. As a symbol of power and mystery, Amunet was typically depicted as a woman wearing the Red Crown and carrying a staff of papyrus. Later texts from Karnak suggest that she was syncretized with Neith, another powerful goddess, although she remained a distinct deity up through the Ptolemaic period. Overall, Amunet's legacy as a primordial goddess is a testament to the deep connections between Egypt's people, their environment, and their spiritual beliefs. As we continue to explore the history and mythology of this ancient civilization, Amunet's story remains an important part of this ongoing journey of discovery.

The Egyptian Society

Andrew Rogers: Founder, Egyptian Auteur, Creative Director, Writer, Oracle

E: [email protected]

All images, text, design, and art license owner Andrew Rogers©.

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ir-egipto-travel · 2 years

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The birth of the Sun from the womb of the Goddess Nut; the lotus-like rays of the Sun shine on the Hathor-head represented upon the roof of Her Temple. The body of Nut is covered with flowers; next to Her ankles is depicted the Cancer zodiac sign. Temple of the Goddess Hathor at Nitentóre (Dendera), detail from the ceiling of the Outer Hypostyle Hall #iregipto #egyptpassion #mbplanet #ancientegypt #egyptology #kemetic #ancientegyptian #egyptologist #anticoegitto #egittologia #egiptologia #antiguoegipto #religion #pagan #paganism #polytheism #kemet #egypt #archaeology #egyptiancalendar #sun #nut #goddessnut #goddess #goddesses #dendera #temple #cancerzodiac #zodiac (at Dendera Temple complex) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg1xxzWrhvv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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writersexchangeepublishing · 1 year

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The Pyramid Builders, Book 3: Khaba by Max Overton

The third dynasty of the Old Kingdom of Egypt saw an extraordinary development of building techniques, from the simple structures of mud brick at the end of the second dynasty to the towering pyramids of the fourth dynasty. Just how these massive structures were built has long been a matter of conjecture, but history is made up of the lives and actions of individuals; kings and architects,…

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wootusart · 1 year

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Sekhmet. . Commission. . . . . . . . . #sekhmet #sekhmetthegoddess #lioness #lionart #creatureart #creaturedesign #creatureconcept #creaturedesigner #creature #creatureartist #warriorgoddess #ancientegyptiangods #ancientegyptian #cardart #cardgameart #gameartist #stylisedart #stylizedart #cartoonstyle https://www.instagram.com/p/CpBSiAoL4fI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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mylifeisfruk4ever · 2 years

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Raising Kore Au

Ennead Au - Seth doesn’t kill Osiris and retreats to the borders of Egypt, in a remote village with few inhabitants.

When Horus finds him years later to ask him to help avenge Osiris, Set is not alone.

"Uncle, I'm here to avenge my father!"

Posterity will remember this as the moment in which Horus, god of the sky, ruler of the Two Lands and others, several imaginative titles, challenged his cruel uncle Seth to regain possession of the throne of Egypt and his birthright.

Posterity had a lot of imagination. Things turned out slightly differently.

Seth looked at the young god with a raised eyebrow, unimpressed, “Are you here again? Don't you ever get tired? "

The few villagers ignored them, minding their own business. After the first time, they weren't even impressed by the presence of two deities. Horus blamed years spent living with Seth, the literal god of war.

“It took me years to find you. - It was a lie. Indeed, Horus had been damned lucky, but Set didn't need to know. - I'm not giving up now. You have to help me, uncle. "

“Didn't your mother tell you? I withdrew. The affairs of the gods no longer concern me. "

Horus pursed his lips. Yes, that woman had told him: Seth had abandoned everything twenty years ago without giving any explanation, destroying half of the royal palace when Osiris had tried to stop him. After that, it was as if it had completely disappeared. Even Ra did not know where he was. - even though the suspicion was that she hadn't even bothered to look for him, she was just enjoying everyone else's misery. - and Osiris had had to resign himself in the end.

To have succeeded in something that not even his father could have done should have filled him with pride, but Horus didn’t feel proud. He was desperate, even if he didn't like to admit it. He needed help and the only one with the power to do so was the god in front of him.

"The throne of Egypt has been usurped. You must protect Egypt. "

"Egypt is not in danger. I would feel it if it were. "

“My father, your brother, is dead. His wife tore him to pieces. "

His uncle didn't flinch, “Good for her. It took some time. "

Horus was speechless. Did the god of war know that Isis had plans for the throne? Why hadn't he done anything ?! He could have eliminated the danger and then left.

"Did you know?!"

Seth snorted, “Did I know she was going to kill him? No, but I guess she got tired of Osiris' bullshit. Your mother was never a patient woman. "

"She's not my mother anymore," Horus hissed, his heart still bleeding from the loss of both of his parents.

“I don't think you think the same. Everything she did was for her family. "

"She. Has. Killed. Her. Husband!" Horus thundered, anger gradually resurfacing. He had been taught to control anger, to be patient. He was tired of being patient.

Seth did not change expression, nor did he back away. Seth asked him, "Did you ask her why she did it?"

"It matters? She killed the pharaoh. "

“There may be extenuating circumstances. "

"Not for the regicide."

Seth made a vague gesture with his hand, “Do as you like. You can call a court with the major gods and try her for her crime or try to fight her. I do not care. Get out."

"No. Isis must be defeated. "

“If you asked her to give you the throne, she would. Isis never wanted the throne for herself. So get your shit together and leave me alone. "

Did he really believe what he was saying? Did he think that, after what she had done, Isis would gracefully leave the throne to Horus?

Not even in a million years!

He was about to give his (un) polite opinion when a redhead appeared from behind the desert god.

A mortal child ?!

"Hi, birdie!" she greeted him, and Horus was struck by the spontaneity of the greeting. Had no one taught her the etiquette with which to greet a deity?

Seth didn't seem bothered, "Kore, I told you to wait with the village chief."

"I was bored. I wanted to see birdie. "

The god did a surprising thing: he took her in his arms with care that Horus did not expect, making her giggle.

“Well, now you've seen him. Say hello to him. Our host was about to leave."

Horus wasn't finished, but from the dirty look Set gave him, he knew there was no point in arguing.

He turned into a hawk, and flew away. He wasn't giving up. He just had to use another tactic.

He did not like subterfuges but if Isis had won the throne by deception, then Horus could get the help of Seth in the same way.

And he knew what to leverage ... Seth seemed fond of the mortal girl, and as much as Horus hated it, he had to do what was necessary. He will undertake not to injure the mortal in any way.

What could possibly go wrong?

Spoiler: Everything.

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egyptianprincess · 1 year

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#pharaoh #ancient #egypt #pyramid #ancientegypt #ancientegyptian #egyptian #temple

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