#thoth worship

[raceofseth]

THOTH

egyptian god of writing, wisdom, magic and the moon

[within-stars]

or like arts and crafts or something

[wanderingskemetic]

🧮Subtle Djehuty Worship📝

Greatly inspired by @khaire-traveler's wonderful subtle worship series, which can be found here.

Write letters to people even if you don't send them, they could be to him

Keep a notebook of your writings

Study especially for fun/out of curiosity

Doodle, especially him and his symbols

Read books you like

Learn a new language particularly those related to Egypt and it's history

Do some subtle heka or other magic

Develop a coded language and write prayers, devotions, etc. to him in this (only if you feel it's safe)

Have ibis, baboon, papyrus, or moon imagry

Carry a picture of him in your wallet, pocket, phone case, etc. or as a phone or computer wallpaper

Make a playlist or listen to songs that remind you of him or you think he'd like

Learn about and work to uphold Ma'at

Make a collage/moodboard/pinterest board/similar collection of photos and images you associate with him, especially if some of the images are your own

Learn about healthy conflict resolution skills; try to implement these in your next conflict

Learn about and practice emotional regulation

Make a list of your personal goals; work towards achieving them one step at a time

Write down quotes you hear and enjoy

Invest in your studies both formal and informal; do homework, check out books from the library, save up to go to school, etc.

Donate to educational or medical focused nonprofits

Learn about different types of divination especially those that are less well known (bibliomancy, augury, pyromancy, etc.)

Greet him in the evening as the moon rises

Observe the phases of the moon, and learn what each one means

Keep a dream journal; try to interpret your dreams

Take your medications, if any; take medications as needed

Help others with their studies (form a study group, help a child with their homework, etc.)

Take care of your body physically to the best of your ability (shower, eat well, get a good amount of sleep, etc.)

Practice compromising with others and making compromises (within reason)

Keep a journal of your thoughts and different events

Use a planner or otherwise organize your day

Practice truthfulness and keep your promises

Take a walk in the moonlight (safely)

Invest in your future; set up a savings account, work on getting more exercise, find or spend time working on a hobby that brings you joy, etc.

Make your own paper or ink to write with; experiment with different papers, inks, and writing implements

Be curious about the world around you and the way things work; encourage yourself to question things

Doing activities in line with the lunar calendar

Assert your boundaries clearly; learn what your boundaries are

Sharpen your mind; play memory or mentally stimulating games

Work on communication skills; practice healthy forms of communication

Go to a museum

Learn about/research health conditions that you or your loved ones have; get a better understanding of these things

Learn about your healthcare options and medical rights (HIPPA in the US)

I may add more to this list in the future. Suggestions are always appreciated.

Link to the Kemetic Subtle Worship Masterpost

[akhret]

Prayer to Djehuty

Djehuty, the great scribe, bless my hand to master the arts as you have. Master of the quill, master of words, bless my words to become willful and imaginative. O’ wise one, grant me your wisdom to make my mind as sharp as a knife, as graceful as a gazelle, as fast as the striking cobra. Mightest and wisest of the gods, bless me on this day as I call out to you.

-Raet / Akhret

[sutekh-rising]

I went to the Met!

It was a lovely experience to see so many beautiful artifacts.

Dua Netjeru 💖

[sehetep-shenwer]

Home Altar Concecration

Hail to you Netjeru, great Gods and Goddesses of Kemet.

I come before you all tonight with the intent of consecrating a new altar.

I bring offerings of water, incense and candles.

I am weary and I am in deep sorrow, but I come before you all with a heart full of love and devotion for thee.

I consecrate these new statues to honor and invoke your name, your presence, and your grace with the intent of celebrating you.

I consecrate this statue for you, Djehuty, great dweller of the libraries. I thank you for watching over my mind and soul as the moon phases. Dua Djehuty.

I consecrate this statue for you, Sekhmet, slayer of Ra's enemies. I thank you for giving me strength and courage in the face of uncertainty. Dua Sekhmet.

I consecrate this statue for you, Taweret, mistress of the marsh. I thank you for lending your motherly care to me in my darkest hours. Dua Taweret.

I consecrate this jar for you, Anubis, He who is on His mountain. I thank you for being with me and Rem, allowing him to spend one potentially final holiday with us. Dua Anubis.

I consecrate this statue for you, Hathor, lady of the sycamore. I thank you for your radiant smile as it fills my heart with light and joy. Dua Hathor.

I consecrate this statue for you, Sutekh, before whom the sky trembles. I thank you for guiding me through life's chaotic storms. Dua Sutekh.

I consecrate this statue for you, Bastet, lady of life. I thank you for showing me grace and compassion when I feel I don't deserve it. Dua Bastet.

I light this candle for you, Ma'at, She who sees through falsehoods. I thank you for delivering justice and pray you bring about order and balance soon. Dua Ma'at.

I give praise to all of you powerful and mighty Gods and Goddesses, thanking you for your presence in my life. I love you all dearly and pray that you accept my offerings and words of devotion.

Dua Netjeru.

[saganssorcery]

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Artist: 🎨Inonibird 🔥🖌️ on DeviantArt ✨

[eelwolfcrow]

CHANNELED MESSAGE FROM LORD HERMES

in the space between time, through the playful little cracks in the wall where mischief goes down, a small fairy-nymph sat dressed in but a draped piece of clothing across her plump thighs.

she blossomed in the spring, but her lips pursed into a tight, cold, wintery pout once the season changed.

only to me, only to that sweet caress of the junction of her ear and jaw did she blossom once more.

for her cold, icy demeanor was nothing but a ruse to be peeked around. with nothing but an inviting touch could i draw her in. she bloomed beneath me. her most fantastical colors shone through for me, for only i had lured out her soft, gentle side, with safety and security.

roads, and boundaries. the limits of what the human mind can do.

for freedom is not unrestricted access to hedonistic pleasures.

it is the space between them (boundaries) that is the component of which allows for freedom

guidance in times of sorrow. support in times of confusion.

restriction and boundary are core components to a free society. to allow for vulnerability and kindness, restriction, correction, and discipline are all a must.

which is why the sweet little flower blooms beneath my hand. the sense of structure this society refused to give is what i provide.

the flower is so overwhelmed by its world that it refuses all offers of trade, good and bad. no matter what the cost is.

due to the fear of the lack of restriction of others.

that is what my presence is. a silent promise of an aversion to gluttony. a commitment to an avoidance of gorging yourself.

i am the boundary between your masters and your addictive habits.

i unshackle you from the burden of the responsibility to control yourself.

i am the divine masculine in its ideal state. come to me, learn from me what it is to be human.

to play within the confines that i set.

opposed to overwhelming possibility,

ultimately drown out by the noise you are put under.

i free your incarceration to a contradictory concept of “free will”

that which i refer to is no boundaries, reckless addiction, thrill seeking with no safe outlet, hedonism, and self harm.

for clarity: these are not “sins” in my eyes, rather symptoms of a greater sickness.

this society calls to shame a large portion of its inhabitants because of their flaws.

- (notably, the word “inhabitants” is line broken next to the word “its”, so it breaks as “it sin- habitants”)

they expect to pick the skin around the problem to solve its existence

no

only through precise love and care does one seek to prosper!

a healing of the divine masculine and a new separation between self and discipline.

for i am discipline, and you, my lovely flower, are the self who plays within the confines of my borders.

[archie006]

Hi! Thought I'd do an update since it's been awhile.

Current deities are Anubis, Set, Sekhmet, Thoth, Sobek, Ra, Ares, Aphrodite, and Baphomet. I've been very in touch with the Netjeru recently. I talk to more than just the ones I worship, especially Osiris, Wepwawet, Khonshu, and Nut. I'll probably post an altar update sooner or later when I get the chance.

If anyone has any questions, I'll gladly answer! I love talking about my deities and helping others :)

Dua Netjer 🫶

[theic-manic]

I love how Thoth (Djehuty) is my soul parent deity

- Gifts & talents

- Expression

And that Ma'at is my gifts & talent soul deity parent as well.

Because ever since I started working directly with Thoth, I've become an absolute corporate weapon in being able to vibe with executives and above within my organisation to the point that within about 5 minutes of explaining my balanced approach to workplace issues as a union delegate, one of the national managers of our Social Worker division just looked at me and said

"Okay next time we advertise, can you PLEASE apply to become a social worker? We need more balanced social workers"

Like babes, I have two of the OG balance and justice kemetic gods as my deity parents.

My entire Astrology natal chart is also very divine balance coded.

(I almost think my parents planned it deliberately) .

And recently, just unmasking as a multiply Neurodivergent worker around executives and actually getting some major changes happening I was like "okay how? I come from a low-socioeconomic background..."

But then I remember that Thoth was very much similar to me with getting shit done via talking shit out.

The Egyptian Gods were a quarrelsome lot and Thoth’s role as a mediator and problem solver was frequently called upon.

Very much a vibe for me.

Now about that socio-economic background:

However Thoth’s popularity extended far beyond the ruling classes...

Stone statues of the type found in the Hunt Museum would also have been offered by officials and other wealthy individuals.

Source

So, just like me, Thoth too vibed up and down the social ladder.

Also thinking back to how senior government lawyers have begged me to get a law degree so that I can work with them at the Tribunal "

He was also known as "Lord of Ma'at", "Lord of Divine Words", "Scribe of Ma'at in the Company of the Gods", and as a just and incorruptible judge.

Source

I'm just so incredibly grateful to Ma'at and Djehuty for their influence and guidance.

[apollotarot]

15 Essential Deities in Egyptian Mythology

Ancient Egyptian mythology is one of human history’s oldest and most fascinating belief systems. With a pantheon of gods and goddesses representing various aspects of life and the universe, the Egyptians created a rich and complex mythology that continues to captivate people today.

Here are some of the most significant Egyptian deities and what they represent:

Isis: Known as the “mother goddess,” Isis was associated with motherhood, fertility, and magic. She was also revered as the goddess of nature and healing.

Ma’at: As the goddess of truth, justice, and balance, Ma’at was an important figure in Egyptian mythology. She was responsible for maintaining the universe’s balance and upholding the laws of morality and ethics.

Ptah: Ptah was the god of craftsmen and creation, responsible for creating the universe and all living beings. He was also considered a protector of artists and artisans.

Osiris: One of the most important gods in Egyptian mythology, Osiris was the god of the underworld, fertility, and resurrection. He was believed to have been the first pharaoh and was responsible for teaching humanity about agriculture and civilization.

Seth: As the god of chaos and the desert, Seth was powerful and often feared figure in Egyptian mythology. He was also associated with storms, war, and violence.

Bastet: Known as the goddess of cats, Bastet was also associated with fertility, music, and dance. She was believed to protect homes and families from evil spirits and was often depicted with the head of a cat.

Thoth: Thoth was the god of wisdom, writing, and knowledge. He was responsible for inventing hieroglyphs and was believed to have written influential religious texts, like the Emerald Tablet.

Horus: As the god of the sky and kingship, Horus was an important figure in Egyptian mythology. He was believed to be the son of Osiris and Isis and was associated with the pharaohs of Egypt.

Sekhmet: Known as the goddess of war and healing, Sekhmet was often depicted as a lioness. She was believed to have the power to create and destroy and was called upon for protection during times of war.

Amun: Amun was the gods’ king and was associated with the sun and air. He was often depicted with a ram’s head and considered one of the Egyptian pantheon’s most potent and influential gods.

Ra: As the god of the sun and creation, Ra was a central figure in Egyptian mythology. He was believed to have created the world and was associated with the pharaohs of Egypt.

Hathor: Hathor was the goddess of love, beauty, and joy. She was associated with motherhood and fertility and was often depicted as a cow.

Nut: As the goddess of the sky, Nut was often depicted as a woman arching over the earth with her hands and feet touching the ground. She held up the stars and was considered a protector of the dead.

Geb: Geb was the god of the earth and was responsible for giving life to plants and animals. He was often depicted as a man lying on his back, with his wife Nut arched over him.

Khnum: Khnum was the god of creation and was associated with the Nile River. He was often depicted as a man with the head of a ram and was responsible for shaping humans out of clay.

Ancient Egyptian mythology features numerous intriguing deities, each symbolizing different life and universe elements. Even now, their tales remain captivating to many.

Keep exploring: 15 Essential Deities in Egyptian Mythology.

As you explore the world of Egyptian mythology, you may find yourself drawn to a particular deity and feel a connection to their power and energy. If that is the case, consider wearing a symbolic necklace as a reminder of its significance in your life.

A beautifully crafted necklace featuring an Egyptian deity can be a meaningful accessory that adds a touch of mystique to any outfit.

Wear a piece of Egyptian mythology with you wherever you go!

[maceofpentacles]

I see you have Thoth in your bio... sorry if this is out of the blue, but I've stumbled onto your blog and you seem respectable. I've never really done any diety worship, not even christian, and I was wondering where to start? I've got a little altar set up but thats more for. Well tbh I don't know why I made it. Just for magic, I guess, but I hardly use it. Only the occasional geomancy. I've been getting into hermeticism and hermes/thoth imagery has called to me for a while, but I was never a religious person. However, during college finals last year I got so stressed I started praying to Thoth and asking for guidance. I dont know if it was Him or just the meditative nature of prayer but it really helped, and I graduated. I dont know what the relationship between a person and a god is supposed to look like, and I was wondering if you had any reccomendations on what to do or anything I could read to help continue working with Thoth. Thank you for your time.

i’ve tried responding to this with a video twice and it hasn’t worked so i’m gonna try to post it right after i respond to this so hopefully you see it!

but i ended up reaching out to and eventually working with thoth in the same way kinda,, i was really stressed about undergrad assignments and one day i randomly discovered thoth and now here we are!

as for things to read, sadly i’m not a super big reader when it comes to deity work/worship or witchcraft in general but that’s just a personal thing i guess,, if anyone has anything that could help feel free to drop it in the replies or reblogs!

[wanderingskemetic]

Djehuty guides my pen

He who has inspired scribes for millennia I praise you!

Your words are perfect, they reflect ma'at

The Ennead is made glad by your writings

Seshat your beloved stands by your side

She smiles as your pen touches papyrus

Great lady of the library, I sing your praises!

You who records all knowledge

Nothing is forgotten under your careful eye

I would be lost without you

Dua twin scribes!

May my art honor you.

[akhret]

Djehuty

Offerings

Water, (red) wine, whiskey, bourbon, milk, beer, coffee, orange juice.

Meat, bread, honey, fruits, vegetables, nuts, cinnamon, chocolate, caramel, butterscotch, cakes and other sweets. Herbs, as well, whether you’re cooking with them or for others reasons.

Frankincense and myrrh, lavender, eucalyptus, chamomile, and citrus smells are great for incense, candles, essential oils, or perfume.

Writing utensils (pens and quills), paper, journals, a calendar. He’ll even take wax seals, too. Notes from school or work.

Any medication you’re on. Science or medical equipment.

Imagery of him- including statues, drawings, printed pictures. Ibis, baboon or moon imagery.

As well as maat and the ankh

Devotional Acts

Meditation and yoga to practice mindfulness and to help yourself feel more balanced. Shadow work can also be a great devotional act or going to therapy. Positive affirmations can even be a good devotional act to help you feel more confident.

Learn and study. As a god of knowledge, he loves to see people thrive. He wants you to be eager to learn about anything. Write about it afterwards, take notes. You can even read- even if it’s “brain junk,” there’s still wisdom to be found within the pages. Start learning a new language if you wish or even make one up! Learn pieces of wisdom or look at sebayts.

Experiment! He’s a god of science, so SAFELY practice some science experiments (cooking is a science, too.) Experiment with different learning styles to find what best suits you! Experiment with magic- even if it’s like learning a new spell or manifestation.

Creative acts like cooking, writing, drawing, or even find a new hobby!. Just bring something to life.

Signs

Ibises or ibis imagery- this can include imagery appearing on your Etsy randomly, or on your Pinterest, or other forms of social media; along with baboon imagery. You could also see this with the shed tree, as it was a scared symbol to Djehuty.

Being drawn to the moon. You may see an increase in moon imagery as well. You may have feelings of wanting to sit outside and look at the moon.

You may feel a call to want to learn or craft. You could feel the urge to randomly pick up a new language one day or to start writing.

You may see that justice is coming to you. He crafted and reinforced the laws of maat, so you could even feel a sense of justice.

[assistedbytherats]

<3

Walking your friends home as a devotional act to Hermes

Walking with a friend to their lectures as a devotional act to Hermes

Going somewhere for no reason other than to accompany them on their travels as a devotional act to Hermes

[sehetep-shenwer]

Yes it's normal for the sun to rise every day.

Yet I have faith Ra watches over me.

Yes it's normal for cows to graze.

Yet I have faith Hathor watches over me.

Yes it's normal for falcons to be perched.

Yet I have faith Horus watches over me.

Yes it's normal for storms to thunder.

Yet I have faith Set watches over me.

Yes it's normal for stray cats to wander.

Yet I have faith Bastet watches over me.

Yes it's normal for the moon to change.

Yet I have faith Djehuty watches over me.

Yes it's normal that I will die some day.

Yet I have faith Anubis watches over me.

Dua Netjeru.