Disclaimer: Fair warning, I am not sugar coating this blog post. I’m also using priest and patrons as a gender neutral term throughout. While I am versed with the ancient Egyptian practices and will be using it as an example throughout this post, I...

Nefertari's Temple at Abu Simbel; Amber Nebthet Em hotep, hello! If you don't know me, I'm Amber a High Priestess for Set. I teach about the Neteru and Kemeticism on my social media and patreon. As such, this has brought amazing beginners to my space...

Em Hotep: Come in Peace / Leave in Peace Nini: Greetings ii-wey: welcome Ankh Udja Seneb: Life, Prosperity & Health, it can be...

Quick Nebthet Read: https://www.worldhistory.org/Nephthys/ https://ancientegyptonline.co.uk/nephthys/ There are a couple of books I ran...

Introduction Set, Sutekh, Setesh all Kemetic variants of his name, but never use Seth. He is the God of Storms, the Desert (or Deshret),...

Deconstructing the Iconography of Seth by Dr. Ian Robert Taylor: https://etheses.bham.ac.uk/id/eprint/7714/1/Taylor17PhD.pdf Seth–A...