Nebthet Shrine At nshrine. Glory to your beautiful faceNebthet the Great,Mistress of the District of the Gazelle,the Purifier, the Resplendent,who rules at Pi-Khnum.The Great, the Most Excellent,dwelling in the Beautiful Country-the abode of Her brother Ausar,who comes to life again in Her,She who renews for Him the body that once was,in Her name of "Renewing of Life",Guardian of the wellbeing of the Godfor His own ka.Glory to you, Kheresket the Great,Daughter of Ra,who unites Herself to Ma'at the Great,Beloved of Khnum- as Ra'yt,Mistress of the Two Lands.It is the venerable Mistress of the Two Lands;the Great Lady of the House of Amun.
-From the Hymn to Nephthys from Komir Temple. ***I am Nebthet;I am come;I lay hold of thee;I have put thy heart into thy body for thee. -the Pyramid Texts I honor You, Great Mistress of the Gods,I adore You, Goddess of Dreams,I love you, Lady of Magic.Blessed Be! Osiris Shrine At nshrine. Qadesh Shrine At nshrine. HetHeru Shrine At nshrine. Hati_and_Skoll Shrine At nshrine. The_Mighty_One Shrine At nshrine. Ammut Shrine At nshrine. Ammut is the personification of divine retribution. She sits beside the scales of Ma'at ready to devour the souls of those deemed unworthy. Those unfortunate enough to fail the test would suffer the feared second death, and have no chance of the blissfull life of the field of reeds instead roaming restlessly for eternity. Her name, is generally translated as "Devourer", but could also be the chilling "Bone Eater", and she was known as "Devourer of millions" leading to the suggestion that the god Am-heh was one of her aspects.
Some scholars have linked Ammit with the Hippopotamus goddess Tawaret, because of the similarities in their appearance and their role in fighting evil. Ammit was never worshipped, and was not strictly a goddess, but her image was thought to ward off evil. This shrine is monitored. Khonsu Shrine At nshrine. Heru Shrine At nshrine. Yinepu Shrine At nshrine. Wepwawet Shrine At nshrine. Anat Shrine At nshrine. Khepri Shrine At nshrine. Nephthys Shrine At nshrine. Make your shrines online Log In or Register Free Remove Ads From This Shrine the Nephthys shrine Light A Candle This shrine maintained by soullessbunny © 2008 nshrine utilities All rights reserved. Maat Shrine At nshrine. Ma'at, Goddess of Truth, Balance, Order, she is most often depicted as a woman with wings, or with her symbol – a single white ostrich feather. It is against that single white ostrich feather that the heart of the deceased is weighed when we die. In the Hall of Judgement, Ma-at holds the scales, and if the heart weighs less than a feather, the deceased goes on to the afterlife.
If they have not followed the concept of Maat (if he had lied, cheated or killed) and heart weighs more than a feather, the heart is devoured by Ammut and the soul destroyed. Ma'at in antiquity was patroness of judges, magistrates and all court officials; the phrase "priest of Ma'at" in inscriptions can be understood as a euphemism for "judge. " Tara Shrine At nshrine. Sekhmet Shrine At nshrine. Auset Shrine At nshrine. I come that I may greet you, you Mourner of Ausar, who conceal the Great One from the flood of ill; Mistress of thrones who makes a spirit of the Bull of the West, at seeing whom the Westerners erjoice; Mistress of All in the secret places... I come that I may greet you, O Great Lady who are behind your lord.... (Coffin Texts) Auset, Creator of the universe,Sovereign of the sky and stars,Mistress of life,Regent of the Gods,Magician with divine wisdom,Female sun,Who stamps everything with her royal seal!
Man lives on your order,Nothing happens without your agreement. (Inscription in the Temple of Isis at Philae, in "The Living Wisdom of Ancient Egypt", by Christian Jacq, p. 109.) Thou Who art called by a thousand, thousand names. Thou Who dost live. Thou Who dost love with the Greatest Heart.Thou, Goddess Isis, Queen of Magic,Lady of Words of Power, Great of Love,Thy daughters and sons call to Thee! O Great Mother, I love and honor you.Bless and protect all who visit this shrine. Hathor Shrine At nshrine. Renenet Shrine At nshrine. Kebechet Shrine At nshrine. Geb Shrine At nshrine. Nut Shrine At nshrine.
Ishtar Shrine At nshrine. Inpu Shrine At nshrine. "Guardian of the Scales" Inpu, ancient Egyptian for "Anubis", the jackal-headed God associated with Mummification and the Afterlife; Protector of the dead for their journey into the Afterlife. He was usually portrayed as a half human, half jackal, or in full jackal form wearing a ribbon and holding a flail in the crook of its arm. The jackal was strongly associated with cemeteries in ancient Egypt, since it was a scavenger which threatened to uncover human bodies and eat their flesh. The distinctive black color of Anubis "did not have to do with the jackal [per se] but with the color of rotting flesh and with the black soil of the Nile valley, symbolizing rebirth. " The critical weighing of the heart scene in Book of the Dead also depicts Anubis performing the measurement that determined the worthiness of the deceased to enter the realm of the dead (the underworld).
Thoth Shrine At nshrine. Sekhemet Shrine At nshrine. Egyptian Goddess of War and Destruction, Plagues and Healing; a Solar Goddess Her symbols are the lioness, cobra, red, wine, and Udjat (Eye of Horus) She is depicted as a woman with the head of a lioness, sometimes also with the Sun disk and uraeus on Her headdress, who symbolizes the destructive heat of the sun. Sekhmet, Her husband Ptah, and Their son Nefertum or Imhotep make up a triad of deities especially worshipped in Memphis. She is also closely connected with Bast, the cat-headed Goddess of pleasure and luxury. Sekhmet later was considered to be the mother of Maahes, a deity who appeared during the New Kingdom period.
He was seen as a lion prince, the son of the goddess. Sekhmet, though sometimes a violent goddess, was however also known as a healer who set and cured broken bones. Sekhmet - "the Powerful One"; Lady of the West. Tefnut Shrine At nshrine. Seshat Shrine At nshrine. Mayet Shrine At nshrine. Ma'at (or Mayet) was the goddess of the physical and moral law of Egypt, of order and truth. She said to be the wife of Thoth and had eight children with him. The most important of her children was Amon. These eight were the chief gods of Hermopolis and according to the priests there, they created the earth and all that is in it.
Ma'at is depicted in the form of a woman seated or standing. She holds the sceptre in one hand and the ankh in the other. A symbol of Ma'at was the ostrich feather and she is always shown wearing it in her hair. In some pictures she has a pair of wings attached to her arms. Another symbol of Ma'at is the primeval mound () upon which the creator god stood at the beginning of time. When the dead were judged, it is was the feather of Ma'at that their hearts were weighed against. The last role of Ma'at was to help guide the Sun-god Re as he made his journey across the skies. Nekhbet Shrine At nshrine. Mut Shrine At nshrine. Ra Shrine At nshrine. Anubis Shrine At nshrine. Gaea Shrine At nshrine. Make your shrines online Log In or Register Free Remove Ads From This Shrine the Gaea shrine Light A Candle This shrine maintained by soullessbunny © 2008 nshrine utilities All rights reserved.
Nefertari Shrine At nshrine. Make your shrines online Log In or Register Free Remove Ads From This Shrine the Nefertari shrine Light A Candle This shrine maintained by soullessbunny © 2008 nshrine utilities All rights reserved. Ramesses Shrine At nshrine. Make your shrines online Log In or Register Free Remove Ads From This Shrine the Ramesses shrine Light A Candle This shrine maintained by soullessbunny © 2008 nshrine utilities All rights reserved.
Ptah Shrine At nshrine. Make your shrines online Log In or Register Free Remove Ads From This Shrine the Ptah shrine Light A Candle · Gnwmythr I give thanks for all past blessings received from P’tah, and may, under the direction of my Higher Self and my Balanced Positive (spiritual) Light Force (BPLF) Guides, and as is for the Highest Spiritual Good (HSG): - I develop my connection to and service for this Deity; - I manifest the skills I need in my job and artificing situations or assignments; - may my car be safe, reliable, long-lasting, effective and inexpensive; all with no unintended or non-BPLF consequences, and may I and, as is for HSG, all others directly or indirectly involved, always be brought into a full, conscious and prior knowledge of possible unintended or non-BPLF consequences, and may the experience of anything for karmic or spiritual growth purposes be made as easy, efficient and painless as possible. · Gnwmythr This shrine maintained by soullessbunny © 2008 nshrine utilities All rights reserved.
Netjer Shrine At nshrine. Make your shrines online Log In or Register Free Remove Ads From This Shrine the Netjer shrine Light A Candle This shrine maintained by soullessbunny © 2008 nshrine utilities All rights reserved. Candle4Tibet Shrine At nshrine. Make your shrines online Log In or Register Free Remove Ads From This Shrine the Candle4Tibet shrine Light A Candle This shrine maintained by Kirra Blackhart © 2008 nshrine utilities All rights reserved.
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