Howdy Howdy and Em hotep,Hope you are doing well~! I just celebrated Wep Ronpet! It was a chill and cozy week for me and I got to use my KitchenAid for the first time since being gifted it. I made a delicious cinnamon fluff coffee cake for Set. We pa...
Howdy Howdy and Em hotep,Hope you are doing well~! We made it half way through 2026 and I hope it has been a cozy half year for you. Wep Ronpet is on its way faster than we can blink, it feels like. What sort of things do you have planned? I have to...
Howdy Howdy and Em hotep,Hope you are doing well~! Are you enjoying the beginnings of June? I have a few things planned for this month that will include doing my LIVE guided mediations again so make sure to follow my socials to get the deets on the d...
Howdy Howdy and Em hotep,Hope you are doing well~! I feel this month's newsletter is going to be fun and I hope you think so, too! I cover a little bit about an animal we don't see very often talked about and I find it super fun to learn new things l...
Em hotep,Has spring hit where you are? The Cherry Blossoms have bloomed here in Seattle and they've been a wonderful site to behold. After all these years living here, I finally got to see them this past weekend. It was a blast! Make sure to take tim...
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...