#tehuti god

[jasper-tarot-reader]

hiii, hope you doing good I would like a reading involving thoth I wanted to know what is it that he wants to tell me since i think it might be him

My initials are L.G

she/her

Hello again LG! Your deck for this evening is the Transient Light Tarot.

Please remember that I should not be the end-all be-all of communication with your deity. If something seems strange in this reading, please reach out to them yourself for clarification!

Question: What message do you have for LG? Answer: 9 Swords

Swords sway above your bed, seemingly held back by only feeble threads, threatening to snap. The fear of infinite possibilities can leave you anxious and without sleep.

Prioritizing worries based on probability and dispelling fears is hard to do alone. Don't be afraid to seek help, or open up to a friend. It only takes one unresolved inner struggle to spark endless insecurities, so perhaps that one thing within you calling for attention needs to be brought into daylight.

Leave feedback as another ask that I can publish publicly and tell me what parts felt right, if anything felt off, stuff like that. Until you do, you will be added to my greylist. Please reblog my reading guidelines and consider joining the Coven of Cards Discord server or sending me a Discord friend request at JespurrWizard#6396 to get information about more in-depth readings by me and other folks!

~Jasper

[bronzegods]

Djehuty, god of scribes 📜

One of Djehuty’s most important tasks was protecting mortal scribes. He inspired them to learn and grow in their literacy and was often depicted sitting over them in his baboon form.

Commissioned from Kiwibon

[shxinny]

Djehuty/Tehuty

Bien, he querido hablar de Djehuty hace tiempo, pero no me daba el tiempo y cuando tenía se me olvidaba (Autismo/TDAH check), pero hoy me quise animar a hacerlo, de primeras porque soy su aprendiz, así que es mi deber hablar sobre el panteón egipcio y mis netkheru y segundo porque me comprometí a hablar de él y dar sus mensajes. Entonces, empecemos con este post.

Imagen: lancelotrichardson

¿Quien es Djehuty?

Djehuty es el netkher de la meditación, el heka, la escritura, las artes y patrón de escribas, y escriba en si mismo.

Él fue participe del mito osiriaco, quien se encargó de aconsejar a Sutekh (Tifón/Set/Seth), de revivir a Ausar (Osiris), de restauran el ojo de Heru (Horus, sincretismo del que hablaremos más adelante, pues todos estos sincretismos merecen un post explicándolos), de ayudar a dar a luz a Nut, quitándole 5 noches a la Luna y también el padre de la Ogdóada de los Hehu y esta Ogdóada la conforman los netkheru

Kuk y Kauket

Nun y Naunet

Heh y Hehet

Nia y Niat

Siendo Djehuty la cabeza. Se dice que son una manifestación de Djehuty, pues los Hehu actúan cómo uno solo, también hay quienes dicen que son los hijos de Djehuty.

En publicaciones posteriores hablaremos más profundamente de la Ogdóada de los Hehu y sus correspondencias.

Imagen: S-memo

Periodo Greco-Romano

Los greco-romanos asimilaron, no sincretizaron, ojo, son conceptos distintos, a Djehuty con Hermes y Mercurio, cambiándole su nombre a Thoth/Thot/Toth, lo escriben de muchas manera, no sabría decir cuál es la correcta xD.

Cuando los Greco-romanos vieron los mitos en los que estaba envuelto Djehuty y al ver también sus correspondencias, decidieron "limpiar su nombre", omitiendo ciertas partes del mito osiriaco donde es protagonista él y en otros mitos, cómo puede ser el mito del libro de Djehuty, donde castiga a un hombre y a su familia con la muerte tras haber robado su libro que contenía sus hechizos.

Imagen: Yliade

Representación

Son muchos los animales representativos de Djehuty, pero los más destacados son el Babuino y el Ibis, siendo representado como un hombre con cabeza de Ibis o Babuino o directamente como estos animales, pero hay que tener cuidado, pues Babi, otro netkher Babuino lunar, es representado directamente cómo este animal y es muy fácil confundirse.

Cuando se le representa a Djehuty, suele estar acompañado de otros escribas o suele tener a mano sus herramientas, cómo pueden ser su pluma y su papiro, donde cuenta los días de reinado del faraón o anota las malas y buenas acciones de las personas.

También se le suele representar junto a Ra y Sutekh, siendo junto a este ultimo con el que protege a la barca solar y a Ra de los ataques del demonio Nepai y otros, cómo los mut y el demonio S/h/a/k/i/k.

Curiosidades

Djehuty fue, en un inicio, un sacerdote de Ra, un fiel servidor suyo, es por esta razón también la de uno de sus animales, el Babuino, pues este sale todas las mañanas y hace un gesto el cual pareciera ser un saludo al sol, es por esta razón por la cual se le considera un fiel servidor de Ra, incluso, Djehuty, se ha ganado el título de "Ojo de Ra", título el cual, como ya hemos visto en post anteriores, son muchas las y los netkheru que son portadores de este honorable titulo.

[arcanetrivia]

prev tags: #yeah and then you see it re-posted to Instagram #horrible trash demons

i mean we are also horrible trash demons here. that is a pretty significant thing that we are. like i understand where you’re coming from here but tumblr very much has horrible trash demons.

‘Thoth and the Chief Magician’, 1925. Evelyn Pau

[past-future-journey-nile]

Thoth (Tehuti) and the City of Eight (Hermopolis)

[madamlaydebug]

The Kemetic Divine Holy Day, The Day of Tehuti, has been celebrated for over 50,000 years within Black Civilisation. This is the day when we celebrate human moral and intellectual qualities.

Please come and join us in celebrating the Day of Tehuti on Sunday, 29th September from 3:30pm at one of our Earth Center Temples at:

21 Sunnyside Road

London E10 7BB

Tel: 0207 175 4144

Or

18 Biggin Hall Crescent

Coventry

CV3 1GS

02476 266859 / 07305995944

🌟

The Day of Tehuti commemorates the day humanity decided to make ourselves different from the other species of the planet through the quality of our civilisation, vowing in front of the Neteru (Gods) to be civilised and good. We wanted to be like the Neteru - Divine Beings. We wanted to duplicate their world. We now had a goal.

To assist us in this goal, to raise our qualities and enlighten ourselves away from our ignorance and barbarism, the Neteru gave us the tools (values and principles): The Divine Code of Human Behaviour - the 77 Commandments.

To raise our qualities is an uphill journey, it’s not downhill. It’s about taking control of your life. It’s about going through all of the effort that involves quality. These 77 Commandments outline all of the actions a human being must not do in order to live in harmony with nature and become Divine Beings. No matter how difficult they are to follow, these Commandments are our freedom. They free us from ever having to suffer as anything less than a human being on the quest for perfection and refinement.

It was by living by these 77 Commandments that our Ancestors lived and survived in harmony with the Earth for over 50,000 years. They accomplished feats that are still unimaginable and unattainable to this modern world, despite technological advancement, because we haven't evolved or advanced spiritually.

If we now understand and acknowledge that society's spiritual, moral and intellectual principles have declined and that our current values are failing us, then we have a choice: follow the destruction that society has set for us, or recover this world (replicate the Divine World) to achieve the quality, the individual quality that we can show, by reeducating ourselves and returning to what has worked for our Ancestors for so long.

Please visit www.theearthcenter.org for full addresses of the other Earth Center international branches where the Day of Tehuti will also be celebrated on 29th September:

Chicago, IL

Newark, NJ

San Diego, CA

Houston, TX

Baltimore, MD

Ougadougou, Burkina Faso

Montreal, Canada

Facebook Pages:

The Earth Center of Maanu

The Earth Center of UK

M'tam Ouagadogou

The Earth Center Canada

The Earth Center Coventry

@kebtah

#theearthcenter

#kemeticspirituality

#77commandments

#19thofTehuti

#MeritahCulture

#GiftfromtheNeteru

[primordialsoundmeditation]

DAILY ACTIVATION MESSAGE!

Take a deep breath, let it out slowly, say this prayer and then keep reading: "Thank you, Universe, for revealing to me what I need to know".

YOUR MESSAGE

You are blessed to connect with Thoth. You are going through a powerful set of light initiations at this time and these are preparing you to lead and teach from a powerful space of love. In order to complete the process, there will be a release of old ideas and limiting stories, but this is necessary for you to connect with the true power within you. Don’t be concerned by the intensity of the energies that surround you right now - facing shadow parts of yourself and your story is essential for connecting with divine magic, and evolved beings of light are there to lead the way. If you have any concerns or fears at this time, know that when fear gets loud, it’s because you’re on the cusp of something extremely powerful.

ABOUT

Thoth (pronounced “Toth”), also known as Tehuti, is the ancient Egyptian ibis‑headed god of writing, divine magic, and the moon. Acknowledged as the sacred scribe who created writing, he is considered to be the great mind behind the hieroglyphics and the maintainer of the Egyptian universe. It is said he was the priest‑king of Atlantis and was dedicated to leading the Atlantean people in a loving way that was firm but fair. However, no matter how hard he tried to direct them, many of them didn’t obey the spiritual laws of the universe, which inevitably led to the end of their civilization.

This gateway takes you to a space where you can connect with the energetic frequency that Thoth carries. As a master teacher of the stars, he holds space for you to connect with some of your greatest gifts from this lifetime and the many others you’ve lived. Thoth’s primary teaching is spiritual integrity and he’s working alongside a powerful congregation of evolved souls, the Ascended Atlanteans, to guide those who are ready to increase their awareness. He specializes in helping those who are finding it difficult to make spiritual progress to rise above the aspects of their life that are holding them back, and he helps awaken the teacher within.

CONNECT

Chant: “Tehuti, Tehuti, Tehuti,” until you feel a shift in the energy around you. Then say: “Thoth, great priest‑king of Atlantis and divine scribe of ancient Egypt, thank you for initiating and awakening the Great Teacher within me.”

Deck: Gateway of Light Activation Oracle

Artist: Jennifer Hawkyard

Thank you for sharing this card if it relates to you!

Kyle Gray

[shxinny]

Jsjsjjs I have a similar experience

> Un día tranquilo

> Comienzan a aparecer muchas aves en mi casa

> No le tomo peso

> Sueño con aves

> No le tomo importancia

> Busco su significado

> No hay Ibis en Chile, así que solo aparecen aves de esta zona (palomas y colibríes)

> Tengo una pesadilla de un Ibis persiguiéndome para comerme

> Le pregunto a Djehuty si era él

> Me dice que está enojado porque le falté el respeto

> Me disculpo y medito para poder saber que fue lo que hice o no hice

> Pude enmendar mi error

Alhamd La Djehuty, Dua Tehuti

>chilling

>🕷 appears

>usually spare them but flushed this one down the toilet

>next day on campus

>🕷 appears again

>feel bad

>look up significance of spider in ancient Egypt

>symbol of Neith

>feel worse and apologize to her immediately

Dua Neith!

[crimsonsongbird]

Great Teacher, Tehuti

O’ Great Teacher, Mediator of the Gods, Who Guides the Sun and Moon, I’ve come forth to sing Your praise! I thank You for the lessons And the elemental air sessions; For Your forgiving patience As I struggle to make connections; For Your ancient wisdom As I try to soak up Your knowledge And bask in Its glory; For Your great guidance As I learn who I am becoming. Uncle Tehuti, Thrice Great, Who favors the ibises and baboons And walks alongside Seshat With great confidence and cunning; For all You have done to aid me As I walk through this labyrinth we call life, I thank You wholeheartedly.

Commission for @jasper-pagan-witch

[hrere]

Dream Spell Satchet

Dream spells are some of the first spells I've ever done and the ones that I have the most success with. Here is my recipe (generally).

Herbs:

Lavender (calm and protection)

Chamomile (sleep and calm)

Mugwort (psychic abilities and connecting with the divine)

Vervain (sleep and psychic abilities)

Rosemary (for remembering dreams)

Crystals:

Selenite (sleep)

Amethyst (psychic protection)

Clear Quartz (to amplify spell)

Miscellaneous:

2 bags or cloths and string for the sachet (preferably black, blue, white, or purple, but anything on hand will work!)

candle (can be the same colors as the bag but anything will work)

paper and pen

lavender essential oil (can use a sleep blend or chill pill, something that will calm you to sleep)

Set up:

I like to do my spellwork on top of mirrors so that the mirrored image of the spell is on there, but this isn't necessary. I usually do spell work with an offering, so I will offer incense or water to whichever god I'm working with before spellwork. For dreamwork I mostly work with Tehuti and Nut. Do whatever you need to do to prepare yourself for spellwork and make sure you have all items on hand.

Steps:

Incense and water offering with prayer

Light the candle

Add all herbs to one bag or cloth. (I like to use ones that don't have any holes). Say aloud what each herb's purpose is. Tie the bag and place it inside the other bag.

Add the selenite and the amethyst to the larger bag, saying aloud the purpose of each stone.

Draw symbols of dreams/the gods that you would like. I always draw the Eye of Ra and Horus. I also usually draw an ibis for Tehuti. I've also done some stars for Nut in the past. You can also make sigils if you'd like.

Write a petition with a prayer for what you want. *(I'll add an example below.) Fold the petition towards you however many times you'd like. I usually do three or four. On the last fold, don't center the fold so that one edge is over the body of the paper. Use the wax to seal the petition. Blow on it and/or add spit to set the wax. (I like to use spit for the creative properties and to make the spell "mine.")

Add the papers to the spell

Add the clear quartz, saying aloud the purpose for it.

Tie off the bag, then add the essential oil to it.

Place under your pillow and drift off to dreamland.

Mundane ways to help you dream more:

Take melatonin, drink or smoke mugwort before bed.

Cut back on drugs and alcohol

Keep a dream journal beside your bed and write down any dreams you had the second you wake up

Before you fall asleep at night, think of a different dream that you had that you remember

Set an alarm 1-2 hours before you wake up to wake you up slightly before falling back asleep again (this one works like a charm for me)

Keep a consistent sleep schedule

*Example Petition:

Dua Tehuti, You Who keeps all the great secrets,

May I be your student and learn Your great knowledge.

As I close my eyes to sleep, my dreams will be vivid,

When I open my eyes to wake, my dreams will be remembered.

Dua Tehuti, You who is great of heka, Who's words make it so,

Let this be so!

[templeofmaatknoxville]

Isis/Auset was the very first aspect of the Divine Feminine that was revealed to me around the age of 4. It was a very sweet, yet profound experience, and it wasn't til i was older I realized that it wasn't a vision and it wasn't a dream. When I first started on my Magickal Path, she and Ma'at were my touchstones and still are to this day.

As a practicing animistic & Kemetic Witch and as a long-time ceremonial magician, she fits into both of my paths so easily. The ancient Egyptians did not have a word for 'god'. The word 'Netjer' (Netjeru, Netjert) roughly translates to 'sacred principle' or 'divine nature' - While many scholars think of them only as animistic, there was a much deeper connection reflected in the netjeru, specifically those with animal relationships, like Sekhmet, Tehuti (Thoth) and Anubis. The Egyptian mind was not disconnected from the Animal Kingdom, and was closer in time when the human mind did not distinguish between itself and the rest of the animal kingdom, thus, these sacred principles represented aspect of Nature, very accessible and easily observable. I do recommend Karl Luckert's 'Hebrew Light/Egyptian Fire' which refers to this transition phase from unity to separation with the animal kingdom the 'Pre-Human Flux'.

Enjoy the video! WildWomen WiseWomen & Witches has a private group on Facebook. Would appreciate a subscription to the page!

[nuwaubian-hotep]

#Yehudi (Jew) is a homonym of #Tehuti (aka #Thoth) - the Crescent Moon deity of the #Ogdoad. The high Semitic God #Yah, the Khemetic "Asar-Aah" (Osiris of the Moon) of which became #Allah are all personified as a Crescent Moon.

This is the absolute foundation of #Judaism.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ck4vS2gjnKg/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==

[shxinny]

Netkheru reptiles II

¡Hola, chiques! Hoy les traigo la segunda parte de esta nueva serie, espero les guste, comencemos.

5) Heh

Hermano de Kauket/Kuk, Nun/Naunet y Hehet/Hauhet, consorte de esta ultima, manifestación o hijo de Djehuty. Heh es el netkher del infinito y la inmensidad del Nun, el infinito donde se creo la vida.

Es representado cómo un hombre sujetando dos hojas o ramas de palmeras, árbol que está relacionado a lo infinito, sentado en su trono y a veces acompañado de un renacuajo. También se le puede ver en forma de rana o como un hombre con cabeza de rana.

6) Hehet/Hauhet

Lamentablemente no he podido encontrar fotos o representaciones de Hehet.

Hija o manifestación de Djehuty, hermana de Kuk/Keket, Nun/Naunet y Heh, consorte de este ultimo. Hauhet es la netkher de la inmensidad y el infinito, al igual que su hermano, suele ser representada cómo una mujer portando una o dos hojas/ramas de palmera y sentada en su trono o cómo una mujer con cabeza de cobra.

Se dice que Hehet es la contraparte femenina de Heh.

7) Nia/Tenemy

Lamentablemente no pude encontrar fotos ni representación de Tenemy.

Hermano de Kuk/Keket, Heh/Hehet, Nun/Naunet y Niat/Tenemet, consorte de esta ultima, hijo o manifestación de Djehuty.

Tenemy es el netkher de la vida, la creación y el vacío del Nun, es representado cómo una rana o cómo un hombre con cabeza de rana.

Sustituyó al netkher Imen/Amen-Re tras haber ganado importancia cómo netkher creador.

8) Niat/Tenemet

Lamentablemente no he podido conseguir fotos ni representaciones de Tenemet.

Hermana de Heh/Hauhet, Kuk/Keket, Nun/Naunet y Nia/Tenemy, consorte de este ultimo, hija o manifestación de Djehuty.

Niat es la netkher de la creación, el vacío del Nun y la vida, es representada cómo una mujer con cabeza de cobra.

Sustituyó a la netkher Amonet luego de haber ganado importancia cómo netkher creadora y junto a su hermano/contraparte y pareja ganaron la fama de ''Pareja creadora de la vida''.

Se dice que Tenemet es la contraparte femenina de Nia.

Esto es todo por hoy, chiques, espero les haya gustado, recuerden que tengo todas mis redes sociales y la Per-Ankh ligados a mi Beacons, nos vemos en la parte III de esta serie ¡Se les quiere!

[talonabraxas]

Khonsu 🌕 Talon Abraxas Khonsu is one of the most ancient Egyptian Gods of the Moon. His name means traveler reflecting the fact that the Moon travels across the night sky. Khonsu is also known as the Embracer, Pathfinder, and Defender, as he would watch over those who travel at night. On the night of the full moon, pray to Khonsu: A Hymn to Khonsu Hail unto thee, O Messenger of the Gods! Khonsu, the traveler of the night sky, Who traveleth through the heaven like Thoth. Mut-Bast is thy mother And Amen-Ra-Temu-Kephra is thy father, Thou makest women fruitful, And makest the human germ to grow in thy mothers womb. Thou art the Moon, the light -bearer, The moon by night, and the lord of Ma’at. Thou art great and mighty oh Moon God, Khonsu, messenger of the Great Gods, Traveler of the night sky in the form of the Moon. Thou art a child in the morning, an old man in the evening, a youth in the beginning of the year who cometh as a child after he becometh infirm, who reneweth his births like the disk. Thou art the Great God, the Lord of Heaven, Lord of Gods, Khonsu-Nefer-Hetep-Tehuti, Lord of Annu, Lord of rest, Chief Mabi, Peace, peace, O Gracious One, Who art peace, and who love peace. Thou art the Great God, Khonsu, the Mighty, who cometh forth from Nut. Thou art the sun at sunrise and the moon. Thou art Khonsu the chronographer, who holdest the stylus in thy right hand. Thou art Khonsu-Nefer-Hetep who hast absolute power over all evil spirits which infest the earth, air, sea, and sky. Protect us from pain, sickness, and disease. Protect us from decay, madness, and death. We invoke thee. Show us thy Wisdom. Thou makest the plants to grow and the fruit to ripen, and animals to conceive. Thou whom the Gods adore. Thou art the God of love whom men and women adore. Thou art Healer and Powerful in Magic! Protect us! Accept our offerings, O Great Moon -God Khonsu, who lives forever.

[past-future-journey-nile]

The sacred Ibis was linked with the god Thoth (Tehuti) in Ancient Egyptian religion because of its selective eating habits like the pursuit of esoteric knowledge.

[jasper-pagan-witch]

Something that really throws me off is when people gender planets and other space things.

I'm sitting here reading a book for a review and it genders the Moon with she/her pronouns, which is not what I think of when I think of the Moon.

To me, the Moon simply is. It has no gender.

And then after that, the first moon deity that often springs to my mind is Tehuti, followed by Selene, followed by Khonsu. So two of the three are gods, not a bunch of goddesses.

I dunno, I guess this ramble is another example of "your experiences aren't universal"?