Em hotep,2025 seems like it flew right on by and I feel a bit of whiplash from it. It has been a wild year for sure but I am forever grateful for you! Thank you for supporting me and enjoying this newsletter as much as I enjoy making them. I would no...
Em hotep,I hope your Halloween / Samhain was filled with all the treats! It was a lovely day here for me as we celebrated our seventh year wedding anniversary and spent the time in book stores and eating great food. It's crazy how time flies but I ho...
Em hotep,Fall is here! Pick up your pumpkin spice lattes and relax. (In my experience, Set doesn't like pumpkin anything and I find it hilarious. Before I knew that, the first thing I offered him was a pumpkin pie blizzard... oops.) Anyway, may your...
Em hotep,Damn, August flew by us, and now the days are becoming shorter. May Ra and Khepri keep the warm light on us this coming fall and winter seasons. May you stay warm and cozy!If you would like updates, little lessons, and a sneak peak in my eve...
Em hotep,My Wep Ronpet has come and went this past week. It was calm and relaxing, how I always take it every year. How are your celebrations coming along? May your celebrations be bright this year and Zep Tepi. Sending so much love.Speaking of Wep R...
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...
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...
