- Born every morning, dying every night, Ra the sun god traveled the heavens each…
Born every morning, dying every night, Ra the sun god traveled the heavens each day, fighting his great enemy Apep, the snake.
In all of Ancient Egypt, especially later in the Dynastic era, there was no deity greater than Ra. One of four creator gods in Egyptian myth, Ra (or Re) came to be the all-important and all-powerful sun-god.
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Born every morning, dying every night, Ra the sun god traveled the heavens each day, fighting his great enemy Apep, the snake.In all of Ancient Egypt, especially later in the Dynastic era, there was no deity greater than Ra. One of four creator gods in Egyptian myth, Ra (or Re) came to be the all-important and all-powerful sun-god.
- Horus and Set
Horus, the patron of Lower Egypt, and Set, his uncle and the pat…
Horus and SetHorus, the patron of Lower Egypt, and Set, his uncle and the patron of Upper Egypt, fought with great ferocity over who should be the ruler of the gods and the land they controlled. For many years they waged war, neither able to overcome the other; Set lost a testicle in the fighting, rendering all of his deserts infertile, while Horus lost his left eye, making the light of the moon
which it represented wane feebler in comparison to the sun. Horus then attempted to assassinate Set, hoping to end the conflict quickly, but his mother intervened, refusing to allow him to kill his uncle so underhandedly and even wounding him when he attempted to throw her aside.Tired of the fighting, Horus called Set to his home to settle the question of dominance once and for all. Set laid with Horus in sexual intercourse, thus proving his dominance, but Horus managed to twist about and catch his semen before it entered him, throwing it into the river. He then secretly spread some of his own seed on a plate of lettuce, which he fed to Set, who was still a guest in his home. When the two then went before Geb to claim their rights to the throne, Set claimed that he had mounted Horus, but when Geb looked for his seed he found it in the river and did not believe him. Horus, in turn, made the same claim, and this time Geb found his semen within Set's body and ruled him the victor.
Refusing to give the throne to Horus for his trickery, Set insisted that they find another way of adjudicating the struggle, or he would wage war again. Horus suggested that they both race down the nile in boats made of stone; Set agreed, and both of them crafted their vessels and set out to race. Set's boat struggled valiantly but was slow and eventually sank, the stone too heavy to float; Horus' boat, however, was secretly made of wood that he had only painted to look like stone, and it skimmed down the river and won the race with ease. Set was forced to step aside for Horus, despite his protests, when the other gods claimed they were weary of the struggle, and Horus became the king of the Pesedjet.
Egyptian Gods
Horus and SetHorus, the patron of Lower Egypt, and Set, his uncle and the patron of Upper Egypt, fought with great ferocity over who should be the ruler of the gods and the land they controlled. For many years they waged war, neither able to overcome the other; Set lost a testicle in the fighting, rendering all of his deserts infertile, while Horus lost his left eye, making the light of the moon which it represented wane feebler in comparison to the sun. Horus then attempted to assassinate Set, hoping to end the conflict quickly, but his mother intervened, refusing to allow him to kill his uncle so underhandedly and even wounding him when he attempted to throw her aside.
Tired of the fighting, Horus called Set to his home to settle the question of dominance once and for all. Set laid with Horus in sexual intercourse, thus proving his dominance, but Horus managed to twist about and catch his semen before it entered him, throwing it into the river. He then secretly spread some of his own seed on a plate of lettuce, which he fed to Set, who was still a guest in his home. When the two then went before Geb to claim their rights to the throne, Set claimed that he had mounted Horus, but when Geb looked for his seed he found it in the river and did not believe him. Horus, in turn, made the same claim, and this time Geb found his semen within Set's body and ruled him the victor.
Refusing to give the throne to Horus for his trickery, Set insisted that they find another way of adjudicating the struggle, or he would wage war again. Horus suggested that they both race down the nile in boats made of stone; Set agreed, and both of them crafted their vessels and set out to race. Set's boat struggled valiantly but was slow and eventually sank, the stone too heavy to float; Horus' boat, however, was secretly made of wood that he had only painted to look like stone, and it skimmed down the river and won the race with ease. Set was forced to step aside for Horus, despite his protests, when the other gods claimed they were weary of the struggle, and Horus became the king of the Pesedjet.
- Set (God of Chaos, Evil, Storms, Desert & Darkness)
The Egyptian god of the de…
Set (God of Chaos, Evil, Storms, Desert & Darkness)The Egyptian god of the desert. All metals on this earth are said to be his bones. Originally he was depicted as having a human body with various heads, from an antelope to an aardvark. Later he was seen to have the head of an ass. He was born from the side of the goddess Nuit. He is also known as the god of night and is the opposite to Horus the god of the day. In Greek belief he was linked to Typhon, the ass-headed creature that attacked the Olympian gods.
Egyptian Gods
Set (God of Chaos, Evil, Storms, Desert & Darkness)The Egyptian god of the desert. All metals on this earth are said to be his bones. Originally he was depicted as having a human body with various heads, from an antelope to an aardvark. Later he was seen to have the head of an ass. He was born from the side of the goddess Nuit. He is also known as the god of night and is the opposite to Horus the god of the day. In Greek belief he was linked to Typhon, the ass-headed creature that attacked the Olympian gods.
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Spell To Banish Negative Energy From A HomeTake four black candles and put them at each of the cardinal points of your house. Next to each candle put a piece of onyx or lodestone or a piece of magnetized iron. Light the four candles and see them sucking up all the negative energy in the house and channeling it back into the earth through the stones. Next take a stick of incense (frankincense or sandalwood is best) and draw a banishing pentagram of Earth at each window, wall, door and corner of your house. (To draw a banishing pentagram of Earth: start at lower left then up to top then down to right then across to upper left point and back to upper right point and finish at lower left point.) Visualize the negative energy being pushed beyond the pentagram and locked outside as you complete it. After the candles have burned a bit and you feel that the have absorbed the negative energies bury them outside around the house (in the four directions). Leave the stones where they are, and visualize them as a spiritual electric fence that keeps the negative energy or pesky spirits from coming back in.
- This spell needs to be done alongside flowing water – I suggest in a private cor…
This spell needs to be done alongside flowing water – I suggest in a private corner surrounded by bushes at the side of a stream. Create your circle. Cup a black stone in your hands and raise it to your forehead, concentrate and send all your anger into the stone. Do this for as long as you can until you can do it no longer, then hurl the stone with all your might into the water and say: "With this stone Anger be gone Water bind it No-one find it!" Place your palms upon the ground for a few moments to earth the power and allow your circle to fade. Now go home and take care of yourself for you may feel depleted for a while, but you will be better. Alternatively, you may feel great straight away.
An Anger Spell
This spell needs to be done alongside flowing water – I suggest in a private corner surrounded by bushes at the side of a stream. Create your circle. Cup a black stone in your hands and raise it to your forehead, concentrate and send all your anger into the stone… -
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A Simple White Candle Love SpellAre you a first timer? Here's an easy love spell to try.
1.You need a virgin white candle that is thick enough to inscribe. A four-inch, altar-style candle works well because it is easy to inscribe and small enough to watch as it burns completely away.
2.Place the candle in a candle holder on your altar. If you do not have an altar, a table top is fine.
3.Surround the candle with special objects that mean a lot to you and to the person you love. These precious things can be symbolic, such as a small seashell if you love the ocean, a flower petal of your favorite flower or a special word written on a piece of paper.
4.If you have access to a white rose or a white rose bush, take a thorn and inscribe the candle with it. Write the words All my love come to me on the candle three times. If you do not have a rose thorn, use the tip of a knife, a nail or a needle to inscribe the candle.
5.Place the candle back in the middle of the altar or table and light it.
6.Focus on the candle as it burns, visualizing the person coming to you with love. Keep visualizing and thinking about the person until the candle burns down completely.
7.Once the candle has burned away, wrap the wax puddle that is left and the objects surrounding the candle in a piece of white paper. Put the remains in a safe place. -
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“Lilith said, ‘I will not lie below,’ and he said, ‘I will not lie beneath you, but only on top. For you are fit only to be in the bottom position, while I am to be the superior one.’ Lilith responded, ‘We are equal to each other inasmuch as we were both created from the earth.’ -
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☮In the Circle☮We are All Equal☮
When in the Circle
No one is in front
No one is behind
No one is above
No one is below
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In Gallo-Roman religion, Damona was a goddess worshipped in Gaul as the consort of Apollo Borvo and of Apollo Moritasgus. Mary Jones interprets Damona's name as "Divine Cow" based on its resemblance to damos or "cow".[1] She has sometimes been linked with the Irish goddess Boand on the basis of this… -
Belatu-Cadros – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In Celtic mythology, Belatu-Cadros, also rendered Belatucadros or Belatucadrus, was a deity worshipped in northern Britain, particularly in Cumberland and Westmorland. He may be related to Belenus and Cernunnos, and was equated in the Roman period with Mars. He appears to have been worshipped by low… -
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Abandinus was a name used to refer to a Celtic god or male spirit worshipped in Godmanchester in Cambridgeshire during the Romano-Celtic period. -
How To Interpret the Tarot Cards
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How To Prepare for a Tarot Reading
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Tarot Cards and Their Meanings
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Sassafras makes a wonderful Nourishing Herbal Infusion tonic for going into Winter with good health. Chewing the leaves makes a poultice that is soothing for…
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