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This is perfect. ❤️🔥
Great One who rattles the sky, I honor you!
Strong One whose voice I heard from within the sandstorms of my mind, I call to you.
Mighty One who stands at the front of the barque as I row & row towards the light, I praise you.
(Fearless One who is strong enough to do what it takes, I admire you.)
May I remember You in the faces of strangers whom others so easily shun & misunderstood. May I remember You as I wander & leave what is familiar.
May I remember You in the stretch & the scrapes of falling on unexplored terrains.
(May I remember Your un-judging offer of hand; the counsel that yes, the desert tends to do that.)
But may I also remember the ease in swinging staffs & the power coursing through veins, Strongest of Gods. May I remember the amusement & the joy, even, in taking life with a stride. The laugh that turns frowns upside down.
(May You love me, as I love You.)
Definitely can see why.
Dua Sutekh! 🔥
Set wearing a very low v neck smoking a cigarette
why? because he said so
Dua Anpu neb-ta-djeser, I pray to you for protection for that of my body, my soul, and for guidance toward ma'at. tpy-djuf, grant me calm and connection, for I honour you in my space and in my words. May my praise and worship of you, khentyamentiu, show my devotion and gratitude for your guidance and presence.
Look at the beauty and power in these!
Dua Sutekh! 🔥
little paintings for my altar! i… hope he likes them. sutekh has done so much for me and i never want to stop creating for him.
Our beautiful Son of Ra.
Etsy
This is beyond stunning.
Dua Inepu! 🔥
"God Anubis" by Emile Corsi, 1877
Wadjet-Bastet, with a lioness head, the solar disk, and the cobra that represents Wadjet.
EPIC REF! Reference from pinterest idk who drew this i think they account deletedp
reference redraw bastet
My Red Lady.
Dua Sekhmet! ❤️🔥
Egyptian mythology from A to Z:
[S] - Sekhmet is the goddess of the sun, war, destruction, plagues and healing.
Beloved Tefnut ❤️🔥💧
Wall relief of the goddess Tefnut in the Kom Ombo temple (Ptolemaic dynasty, 180–47 BCE)
In ancient Egyptian religion and mythology, Tefnut (also spelled Tefenet, from the hieroglyphic phonograms t-f-n-t) was the goddess of rainfall; her name translates to something like ‘She of moisture’. She is depicted here with a lion’s head, crowned with the solar disk and uraeus serpent.
This relief is often erroneously identified as Sekhmet, a more well-known lion-headed goddess.
image and abridged text from here