#thoths prophecy

[lmadsadness]

her: you better not make a character that gets possessed by a specific item and killed almost everyone.

me asf:

[antiquitiesandlabyrinths]

Nut

Nut, my beloved Goddess of the Sky. Now I am a little biased about Nut––She is the main Goddess that I worship––but I will do my best to retain some semblance of professionalism when it comes to discussion about Her. And remember these are unedited essays. Fact-checked, yes, but I'm not going for journal/publication quality.

For the most part, discussions and essays surrounding Nut focus solely on Her role as the night sky and rarely delve into the deep lore and meaning behind Her role and appearance within Egyptian mythology. However, for the purposes of this essay, I will begin with the basics.

Nut, also spelled as Nuit, is an ancient Egyptian Goddess most easily recognizable by either the pot atop Her head or the stars decorating Her body as She arches over the earth. In this latter form, it appears as though Her arms and legs are kept tightly together; in reality, Her hands and feet touch each of the four cardinal points of the horizon, representing the four pillars of heaven.

Her name comes from the hieroglyph W24, the pot, which stands for the sound nw. The t is added as a feminine suffix pronoun, thus creating the name Nwt. Why Nut bears a pot atop Her head has been debated, but the general consensus is that it represents the womb; a carrying object, filled with water and sustenance.

Contrary to a great deal of ancient civilizations who depicted the earth as female and the sky as male (think Mother Earth and Father Sky), the ancient Egyptians conceived of the sky as feminine, and Her counterpart, the earth, as male, in the male God Geb, often depicted below Nut in a reclined position. The two Gods were siblings; the children of Shu and Tefnut, representing air and moisture, and who Themselves were the direct children of the sun God Ra.

Some epithets (titles that reveal nature) of Nut:

One-who-gives-birth-to-the-Gods

Mother of All

She the Great One

She Who Protects

She Who Holds A Thousand Souls

Great Encloser

Perhaps the most well-known of myths that Nut is associated with is that of the birth of the Ennead. I discussed this myth in my Osiris post, but I will recite it in short terms here.

Nut and Geb were conceived from the sibling-union of Shu and Tefnut and, in similar fashion, Nut and Geb were joined together in a loving embrace. However, since the sky was joined to the earth, there was no space for humans or any living thing to walk or exist. Because of this (though the reason in the variations of the myth can differ), Ra decided to have Geb and Nut separated, and had Their father, Shu, hold up Nut; thus Shu fulfilled His role as the atmosphere, the air. But this was not the only reason Ra took this course of action; Ra had fear of a prophecy which stated that the children of Nut would one day overthrow him. Due to His fear, Ra forbade Nut from giving birth on any day of the year. Nut asked Thoth, the God of wisdom and writing, for help, and Thoth went to the moon God Iah (a more archaic version of the moon God Khonsu) and gambled with the moon God for some of His light. Thoth and Iah played the game senet, and each time Thoth won, He earned a sliver of moonlight. Eventually, Thoth had earned enough to have five extra days in the year––the Epagomenal days––and on those days, Nut gave birth to Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys, and in some versions, Horus the Elder.

This story is a rather late telling and comes mainly from the Moralia of Plutarch. Plutarch is not the best and most reliable source for Egyptian history and mythology, and it does not help that his own sources were skewed by the time in which he lived; that being a much later era of Egyptian history in which the original myths of the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms had been changed and altered over time. Still, it gives us some idea of Nut and tells us that She is the mother of some of the greatest and most revered Gods of Egypt.

Another myth that is found in the Book of the Heavenly Cow details another version of how Nut came to be the sky, tying into the myth of the rampaging Goddess Sekhmet who was eventually pacified with beer.

The importance of Nut tends to be underplayed by both modern scholars and modern practitioners of Kemeticism, the revival of the ancient Egyptian religion. Usually, She is relegated to being the mother of the 'main Gods', and simply the sky of the earth. People lack knowledge, or perhaps the desire to find the knowledge, of Her role as a funerary deity. Fortunately, there are still a number of historians and scholars who have devoted some section of their research into Nut and Her roles.

Arching over the earth, Nut was considered as 'the vault of the sky,' and the body through which Ra travelled in both the day and the night. During the day, Ra in His day barque would sail across Nut's body, and in the evening, with Nut's head oriented in the west and Her legs in the east, Ra was swallowed by Nut to be regenerated through rebirth in Her womb, come the next morning. This, of course, gives a somewhat contrasting idea to the fact that Ra is said to pass through the Duat, the ancient Egyptian 'underworld', every night.

Thus we come to a very interesting discussion that I have found a lot of joy in reading about: the argument of whether or not the Duat is a chthonic or celestial afterlife. After all, the word 'underworld' was applied by Western scholars and the Duat itself, as a word, does not denote anything 'underground'. For an in-depth study of this, I highly recommend Silvia Zago's Conceptualizing Life after Death: The Evolution of the Concept of Duat and Related Notions in Egyptian Funerary Literature, a fascinating look into funerary literature throughout the eras of ancient Egypt. She comes to the conclusion that, in the Old Kingdom at least, the Duat is a place in the sky, a definitive region within Nut's body. The body of Nut is described geographically in some sections of the Pyramid Texts, and among those regions, the Duat is named. The deceased is described as ascending to the Duat region in PT U271 390;

"Unas ascends on that ladder* which his father Re has made for him. Horus and Seth seize the arm of Unas and take him to the Duat Region."

*The ladder was often used as a symbol of Nut, representing steps to ascend to Heaven, to Her body.

But this is not a solitary region as Heaven in Abrahamic religions is; the afterlife, as conceived by the ancient Egyptians, was the ability to join the cycle of regeneration that the sun took each night and day.

"... it (is) more appropriate to regard these early funerary texts as expressing a multi-faceted yet somewhat coherent vision of the afterlife, one granting the deceased access to both parts of the cosmic cycle – day and night – in order to be reborn at dawn with the sun and achieve immortality." (Silvia Zago, 2019)

"May you cross the sky, united with darkness (i.e. in the Nun or Duat), so that you may you rise from the horizon, the place in which you have become akhs." (PT 217 §152c-d)

In this way, the deceased joined the eternal cycle in the presence of the Gods, and this regeneration took place within the body of Nut––conceivably inside Her womb, where Ra would rest before dawn when He was born as the rising sun.

"...the caption by Nut’s vulva in the monumental versions of the Book of Nut (Osireion and tomb of Ramses IV) labels her vulva as being the Axt iAbtt, “eastern horizon” (text P, EAT I: 81; von Lieven 2007: 51 §7), namely the point of the sky where the sun reappears (i.e. is “born”) into the world at dawn." (Silvia Zago, 2019)

Additional evidence for Nut and the Duat being related is seen in Pyramid Text 442:

“See, he has come as Orion. See, Osiris has come as Orion... ‘Good One’, said his mother, ‘Heir’, said his father, whom the sky has conceived, to whom the Duat has given birth. Oh king (NN), may the sky conceive you/King (NN) together with Orion, may the Duat give birth to you and Orion.”

Whether the impersonal 'sky' (pt) and the personal Nut (the Goddess) are one and the same as literary subjects, or if they are separate as a physical thing and a divinity is somewhat up for debate. The hieroglyphs used to spell pt and nwt are very similar. But considering how consistently the ancient Egyptians attributed personality to natural phenomena and used little distinction between the two, this stands as evidence that it is Nut, as the sky, as the Duat, conceiving Osiris/Orion.

Altogether, what we can take from this is that Nut plays a large role in the afterlife as a place of regeneration and of rebirth, acting as both the day and night sky. She protects, holds, and revitalizes the thousands of souls under Her care, including those of the Gods. There is a lot more discussed in Silvia Zago's publication and I highly recommend reading through it. Personally, this is something I find very auspicious; the idea that, in death, you will return to the stars. And this is a very clear idea in the Pyramid Texts, that the Pharaoh will ascend to become an 'imperishable star'.

PT 139, Utterance 214: The (glorified) humanity bewail you after the Imperishable Stars have carried you. Enter then into the place where your father is, where Geb is!  PT 141, Utterance 215: "Look at me! you have seen the forms of the children of their fathers, who know their spell, who are now Imperishable Stars". (Referring to past Pharaohs) PT 380, Utterance 269: The father of Unas, Atum, seizes the arm of Unas and He assigns Unas to those Gods who are quick and clever, the Never-setting Stars (Circumpolars).

Due to Her nature as a funerary deity, it is not uncommon to see Her represented on the inner lids of coffins, especially in the New Kingdom and later periods of Egypt, symbolically covering and protecting the deceased with Her star-covered body. Here, the sarcophagus is symbolic of a maternal uterus, thus why the coffin and Nut were connected; Her epithet Great Encloser refers to this connection.

(From the coffin of Peftjauneith, 26th Dynasty)

An important book from the New Kingdom, which I previously mentioned, is the Book of the Heavenly Cow, found on the outermost part of the four gilded shrines of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, the tomb of Ramses VI (KV9), the tomb of Seti I (KV17), the tomb of Ramses II (KV7), and the tomb of Ramses III (KV11). The Heavenly Cow is a form of Nut, just as the falcon may be a representation of Horus just the same as His human form.

Here, Her belly is covered in stars, and She is held and supported by Shu and the Infinite Ones, a group of Gods mentioned in the Book of the Heavenly Cow.

To put it briefly, Ra is betrayed in some way by mankind––interpretation differs, as always––and decides that His presence in the earthly realm is no longer needed nor safe for Him. He has Nut, as the Heavenly Cow, lift Him up into the sky to separate Him from humanity.

This God (Ra) then said to Nut,  "It is in order that I may be uplifted that I have placed myself on Your back."  "What's this?"  asked Nut.  And so She is the person that came to be there in both the heavens.    (of night and day) The Majesty of this God said,  "Stay far away from them (humanity)!  Lift me up (so I am visible)!  Look at me!"  And so She became the sky.  (Chapter 3, Divisions 61-65)

Then Nut started trembling because of the height.  So the Majesty of Re said,  "If only I had millions supporting her!"  And so the Infinite Ones were brought into being.  (Chapter 3, Divisions 70-71)

For further reading on the Book of the Heavenly Cow, I recommend this study: https://escholarship.org/content/qt2vh551hn/qt2vh551hn.pdf?t=rzuech

And the whole text of the Book can be read and downloaded here:

https://www.academia.edu/36107603/the_ancient_Aegyptian_book_of_the_Heavenly_Cow

Something else of note in Silvia Zago's book is Nut's relationship to Nunet, the feminine counterpart of the primeval God Nun. This connection is somewhat obscure and came as somewhat of a surprise to me but I found it immensely interesting. It begins with the fact that the sky was conceived of as a watery expanse; hence the use of boats to cross it, and the verbs used describing the journey: 'to row', 'to ferry', or 'to cross'.

"Besides these indirect clues, the most direct piece of evidence of the watery nature of the sky is the very same fact that its regions are imagined as marshlands, separated from one another by a “winding canal” (the ecliptic), and both possessing shores and lakes: to the south was the sxt iArw “Field of Rushes,” and to the north the sxt Htp(w) “Field of Offerings"." (Silvia Zago, 2019)

The reason why the sky was thought of as a watery expanse is, however, rather easily explainable: the sky was thought of as an interface or barrier between the expanse of Nun (the primordial ocean) outside and the earthly world inside. Nut, held up by the atmosphere of Shu, protected the world from these waters rushing in. As an interesting piece of side evidence, Beaux (1998) found that the determinative sign for star (N14) derived from the starfish, likening these 'lower stars' of the earth's oceans to the upper stars of the cosmos. This is mostly conjecture but has some basis in reality, and if true, would explain later funerary text's allusion to stars swimming across the sky.

Nun stands as the third piece of the puzzle in the Pyramid Text's conception of the universe: earth, sky, and the Abyss. This abyss, in the form of Nun, represents everything opposite to what is imagined on Earth: "... where the world is finite, the Nun is infinite, limitless; while the sun brightens existence on earth, the universe outside is immersed in perpetual, uniform darkness. Where the world is characterized by daily life activity ad continual change, the Nun is inert." (Silvia Zago, 2019) This space has negative and positive energy. In essence, it is pure potential. So while Nun can be possibly dangerous, it also contains the full creative potential, and thus the ability to regenerate. As stated in later funerary texts, it is impossible to undergo regeneration in the ordered world––regeneration must take place when submerged in the potential energy of Nun. (Evidenced by Hornung 1982 and J.P. Allen 1988)

This expanse of potential energy is detailed geographically in the Pyramid Texts, and placed above, or on the outer side, of Nut, but also existing underground beneath the earth. Evidence of this is shown by the hieroglyphic determinative for 'sky' (N1) being used upside down. However, when speaking of these underground waters, it is far more common for the name Nunet (also spelled Naunet) to be used––the feminine counterpart of Nun. This phrase translates to 'lower sky' or 'nether sky', and is clearly contrasted with not only Nun but Nut as well.

"The seemingly ambiguous contradiction lying in the fact the Nunet could be thought to represent both the underground waters, as a feminine counterpart of Nun, and a nether-sky, as a counterpart of Nut herself in an underworld, is due to the fact that, once again, according to the Egyptian mindset, more than one explanation was possible." (Silvia Zago, 2019)

A section of the Pyramid Texts that refers to these two heavens––the upper sky and lower heaven––is shown here and again represents the duality and the cycle through which the deceased passes in their afterlife:

"... your arms are (those of) Hapy and Duamutef, which you need to ascend to heaven, and you ascend, your legs are (those of) Imsti and Qebehsenuf, which you need to descend to the lower heaven, and you descend. All your members are (those of) the twins of Atum, o Imperishable One! You did not pass away, your ka does not pass away. You are a ka!" (PT 215 §149)

The idea for a 'lower sky' likely originated in the need to explain what happened to the stars during the day, and what became of the day sky during the night. Thus the 'inverted' sky served as a nether-region counterpart, nearly identical to the heavenly sky down to its' watery nature. When personalized, this means that Nunet and Nut can be seen as counterparts of one another.

"Denn offenbar gehörte Nut ursprünglich als weibliches Gegenstück zu Nun, griechisch Νουν, dem Urgewässer, wobei die Namen altägyptisch als Njw und Njwt zu umschreiben wären und mit dem Wort für Wasser nwjt zusammenhängen könnten, das uns schon in den Pyramidentexten begegnet. Daβ beide Götter eng verbunden gewesen sein müssen, zeigen mehrere Texte, darunter der bekannte Götterhymnus des Alten Reiches, die Nun und Nut als Eltern eines solaren Gottes bezeichnen. [...] Das Urgewässer, das sich sowohl in der Unterwelt wie über den Himmel erstreckte, fungierte dabei als Muttergottheit. Seine Aufspaltung in das Götterpaar Nun/Nut und die damit verbundene Spezialisierung der Nut zum Himmelsozean wären dann ebenso sekundäre Erscheinungen, wie die Existenz der Göttin Naunet, die erst als Nachfolgerin der Nut das weibliche Komplement zum Nun gebildet hätte, und deshalb auch synonym zu Nut verwendet werden konnte." (Barta, 1973)

For your ease of reading, I've run this through Google Translate for you: "Apparently Nut originally belonged as the female counterpart to Nun, Greek Νουν, the primordial water, although the names could be described in ancient Egyptian as Njw and Njwt and could be related to the word for water nwjt, which we already encounter in the Pyramid Texts. Several texts show that both gods must have been closely connected, including the well-known hymn to the gods of the Old Kingdom, which describe Nun and Nut as the parents of a solar god. […] The primordial waters, which stretched both in the underworld and across the sky, functioned as a mother deity. Its splitting into the pair of gods Nun/Nut and the associated specialization of Nut into the celestial ocean would then be just as secondary phenomena as the existence of the goddess Naunet, who only as Nut's successor would have formed the female complement to Nun, and therefore also synonymous with Nut could be used."

Nut and Nun, both functioning as a place of regeneration and rebirth and imagined as a watery expanse, carry a lot of similarities. With this in mind it is much easier to see how the two could be related and, in this logic, how Nut and Naunet can be seen as both opposites and reflections of one another.

Another object of both celestial and funerary importance that is associated with Nut is the Akhet. For those who don't know, the Axt is the horizon, evident in the name Horakhty, which means Horus (Hor) of the Horizon (akht), and it is the final place where regeneration and rebirth are possible, as it is the area where the sun is born each day.

"Throughout the Pyramid Texts, (the Akhet) seems indeed to be meant as the liminal zone through which the night sun passes coming from the Duat, and from which it rises in the morning, thus an interface between two spheres of existence... So the Akhet was both a point of juncture of cosmic realms (Duat, earth, and sky) and a region in itself, endowed with regenerative significance and symbolism." (Silvia Zago, 2019)

Some sections of the Pyramid Texts even mention Nut guiding the deceased towards the Akhet, describing a 'path of the horizon' where the Goddess leads the dead. This path conceivably led from the western horizon, where the sun sets, to the eastern horizon, where the sun is born again. Where exactly the roads are is unclear; they could be underground or within Nut's body. Which one it is is mostly up to personal speculation.

This has been, of course, mostly an analysis of the Pyramid Texts. Later on, the Duat does take on more of a chthonic nature separate from the earlier celestial conception. The afterlife became associated more with Osiris, an earthly figure of fertility and soil, rather than Ra, the solar celestial figure. However, how it is presented in the Pyramid Texts gives a rather good idea of the Duat being something varying and dependable.

"... the use of the sign (N31) (path) could suggest the idea the Duat was regarded as a path of sorts, while the sign (O49) (township) may indicate that it was imagined to be a defined locale in the cosmos... The signs (N1) (sky) and (N37) (pool) also appear in conjunction with the word Duat, pointing to the idea of the (diurnal) sky or more generically a celestial domain and to its watery nature, respectively." (Silvia Zago, 2019)

The use of the hieroglyphic O49 is interesting, denoting that the Duat could be thought of as a city; this city existing within Nut. Nut, being a holder and protector of thousands of souls, can be easily seen as a city in and of Herself, and is referred to as such by Nils Billing:

"The goddess Nut is characterized as "city" as early as the Pyramid texts. 'Make nni, make nni, O Nut; Geb has commanded that you make nni, in this your name of City.' (Pyr. 1596a-b [587]) The passage is found in the longer spell 587 which describes the creation and establishment of Egypt in terms of a city... The earth, i.e. the kingdom of Egypt, is treated in the symbolic form of the Eye of Horus. After being damaged by Seth, the Eye/Egypt/Kingship is reconstituted by Horus. 'It is he who sets you in order in this your name of Settlement; it is he who comes and he makes nni behind you in this your name of City.' (Pyr. 1595a-b, cf. 1597b-c) This description is directly followed by the Nut passage cited above. The path to a correct understanding of these passages is somewhat hampered by the uncertainty of the meaning of the verb nni... Kuhlmann (1991:219) sees movement as the common denominator of (these interpretations), an interpretation supported by the occurrence of the legs as determinative. The type of movement intended is, however, more difficult to grasp." (Nils Billing, 2002)

The final text of gross importance to Nut is the Book of Heaven, also known as the Book of Nut and the Book of the Celestial Cow, but in ancient times referred to as The Fundamentals of the Course of the Stars. This is an astrological text that contains some references to myth but, in general, concerns itself with the course of the stars. It is not a flat text as the term 'book' might insinuate; instead, it is the image of the Goddess stretched out in Her form as the sky, surrounded by extensive hieroglyphs detailing the nocturnal voyage of Ra and the 36 decans through Nut's body. This paper goes into some detail about the contents of the Book of Nut and where it has been found, although it does not contain the text of the book itself.

For further reading on Nut here are some papers and websites I recommend:

A Cosmography of the Unknown. The qbḥw (nṯrw) Region of the Outer Sky in the Book of Nut by Silvia Zago

Cosmic Space and Archetypal Time: Depictions of the Sky-Goddess Nut in Three Royal Tombs of the New Kingdom and Her Relation to the Milky Way by Amanda-Alice Maravelia

Nut, the Goddess of Life in Text and Iconography by Nils Billing (this is not available for free but I highly recommend it)

A Timeline of the Decans by Theresa Ainsworth

Again I recommend Silvia Zago's book The Evolution of the Concept of Duat and Related Notions in Egyptian Funerary Literature, and to read the entirety of the Pyramid Texts you can visit this website or this one to read the Pyramid Texts of Pharaoh Unas, where the first edition of the Pyramid Texts was found.

I have gone over a handful of the more simple subjects regarding Nut but if you truly have any interest in Her I suggest reading some of the above links. She is a fascinating Goddess and, in my religious opinion, one of the most powerful and beautiful of Them all. She is highly underappreciated and I love discussing Her. If anyone has any other links or comments to make on this Netjeret, please add them in the comments.

[yoga-onion]

Legends and myths about trees

Celtic beliefs in trees (28)

Ph for Phagos (Beech) - all year around, the Celtic Tree Calendar (Ref)

Stars: Mercury, Saturn; Gender: female; Element: air, earth; Patrons: Ogma, Thoth, Hermes, Mercurius, Odin, Kronos; Symbols: learning + knowledge, wisdom + understanding, prosperity

The beech tree is a tree of learning, a symbol of prosperity and success. When walking through a beech forest, the large trees with the smooth, silver-grey bark and the curves created by the trunk and branches are like a living elephant or rhinoceros, giving you a sense of relief all year round.

In spring, the beech forests are bright and breezy, and the bluebells are in full bloom, the contrast between the dazzling young leaf colours and the blue announces that ‘spring has come’. In spring, the beech spreads soft, translucent, golden-green leaves with a fan-like shape, and in summer these leaves eventually become hard and dark green in colour, changing to yellow, reddish brown or golden in autumn. It is an essential tree for the forest.

The beech tree symbolises the written word, human innate wisdom and ancient knowledge. In olden times, writing was written on beech wood, and the first books were made by binding thinly cut beech wood. Before that, they were scrolls.

The beech tree is associated with deities of wisdom, knowledge and intelligence, such as Odin in Norse mythology, who brought us the runes, or the inventor of the Ogham script; the great warrior of the Tuatha Dé Danann; the monstrous strength of the eighty oxen; and the Celtic god, the sun-faced Ogma. And because of its connection with the creation of the secret code alphabet, it is also a symbol of divination and prophecy.

ケルト人の樹木の信仰 (28)

Ph は Phagos (ﾌﾞﾅ) - 1年中、ケルトの木の暦（参照）

星: 水星、土星; 性: 女性; 要素: 空気、土; 守護神: オグマ、トト、ヘルメス、メルクリウス、オーディン、クロノス; シンボル: 学習＋知識、知恵＋理解、繁栄

ブナの木は、学びの木、繁栄と成功の象徴でもある。ブナの森を歩くとき、その大木は銀灰色のした滑らか��樹皮、幹や枝がつくる曲線はまるで生きた象か犀のようで、一年中安堵感を与えてくれる木だ。

春、ブナの林の中は明るく風もよく通り、ブルーベルが一面に咲き誇り、眩い若葉色とブルーのコントラストに「春が来た」ことを知らせてくれる。春になると、ブナは半透明の柔らかい金緑色の葉を扇状に広げ、やがて夏にはこの葉が硬くなり濃い緑色になり、秋には黄色、赤褐色、金色へと変化していく。森になくてはならない木だ。

ブナの木は書かれた文字、人間が生まれつき備えている知恵、古代の知識を象徴している。ブナの木は、ルーン文字をもたらした、北欧神話のオーディンや、オガム文字を発明し、トゥアサ・デー・ダナンの偉大な戦士で八十頭の牛にも勝る怪力の持ち主、ケルトの神である太陽の顔を持つオグマなど、知恵、知識、知力をつかさどる神々と関連している。そして秘密の暗号アルファベットの創造と関係があることから、占いや予言の象徴ともなっている。

[thelamentknight]

Cleophus al Misri

18/Male

Egyptian

Bisexual

Aries

His hometown is Scarab Oasis

Twisted from Cleo de Nile

Scarabia

3rd Year

His best subject is Ancient Curses

He’s in the Fashion Club

His favorite food is Baba Ganoush

His least favorite food is Fried Spider

Dislikes the Dark

Hobbies include: Shopping, visiting the Spa, watching chick flicks, buying candles, and reading about fashion brand controversies

Talent: Recognizing real jewels from fakes and Gymnastics

Unique Magic “Thoth’s Prophecy“:

Cleophus’ UM allows him to see a vision into the near future, though the visions are never completely clear. He doesn’t use it often, as using it too much accumulates blot to the point of Overblot. He can also have this gut feeling that something dangerous or bad is about to happen, but only if he’s affected (Ex: He had a gut feeling about an Overblot in the Scarabia Dorm, but could not sense it for the other Dorms)

Cleophus is quite a diva. Confident (maybe even a bit arrogant), sarcastic, and sassy, he truly does act like a royal, especially with his regal attitude. He isn’t one to quit easily, and is stubborn in reaching his goals. Cleophus is quite harsh on himself in meeting expectations. Deep down, he is a very caring and protective person.

Background:

He is the second Prince of Scarab Oasis, with his older brother being the heir to the throne. Cleophus’ Mother d!ed giving birth to him, so he has no memories of his Mother. He has a difficult relationship with his Father and brother, as his Father constantly demands perfection from Cleophus and his brother. Cleophus’ brother always met those expectations while Cleophus himself struggled, leaving him to always be in his brother’s shadow.

Fun Facts:

+ Loves Snakes, especially Cobras

+ Gets annoyed when people judge him for his fear of the dark. “Yes, I have a fear of the dark. Get over it.”

+ Has a competitive rivalry with Claude Lupus

+ He’s a really good wingman/matchmaker

+ The Gold in hair is part of his natural hair. They’re not extensions nor dyed parts. Takes great pride in his long hair

+ Thinks his brother is the most annoying, selfish, stuck up Drama Queen he’s ever met

+ Calls everyone “Darling”

+ Was in the Board Game Club until the Fashion Club was made

+ Has a Self Care day every week, usually on Saturdays or Sundays (due to classes on weekdays). Self Care day takes up the whole day

+ Since his brother is the heir to the throne, this leaves Cleophus with the freedom to choose his future. He plans on being a designer in the future

+ Has all As in his classes. He’s also really good in math

+ Up to date on all the Hot Gossip and Bullsh!t that goes on in NRC

+ Says “Oh my Ra” instead of “Oh my God”

+ He has a collection of amulets and gems that he collects, and he stores them in an ornate jewel box that he hides in his room. He’s very proud of it

+ A really good dancer

+ Has a long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long wallet filled with his credit cards

+ Gets along well with Vil

Voice Claim

[ratarit]

Egypt AU

(Warning: English is not my first language. I apologize if there are any errors in the text)

It is said that Thoth, one of the oldest of the Warden, is known as the bringer of chaos and fertility, the guardian of the sands of time. He is believed to have the ability to look into the past, as well as to see the future and its various branches. For this reason, Thoth is also called the guardian of forbidden knowledge/god of knowledge.He is said to take his duties quite seriously, even with a certain "fanaticism."It is thought that the desert is the largest area in Sonaria...Hellion's disposition is typically serene, preferring solitude to the company of other Warden.However, when provoked, he can become enraged, capable of creating formidable sandstorms and hurling stone "spears."He generally maintains a neutral stance towards most Warden, except for Eigion and Novus, preferring to avoid unnecessary interactions.However, He holds Eigion in a somewhat negative light and views sea creatures with disdain.Novus is a figure that He strongly disapproves of, and their past encounters have had unintended consequences for life on the planet. He has shown a more lenient demeanor towards the followers of the stone shrimp, though he maintains a cautious distance from their proximity to his belongings.At the moment, he has chosen to retreat from the rest of the Varden, opting to spend his time in his temple, studying and observing the passage of time. On occasion, he shares news with others through enigmatic prophecies.

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Spiritual Dieties

A/N: Just realised that I've included a list of god/esses BUT Christian will be excluded because theirs is too BIG, seraphims, archangels, and the names of who is what that is it's own seperate post -_- they're christian witches so even my own opinion of christianty (I don't hate them but dont love them either) I would still respect anyone who still follows it.

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Deities: 

Divine status, quality or nature. A god or Goddess, a supreme being. Most well known in Persian/Norse/Celtic/Greek/Roman/Egyptian/Hindu/Pagan/ Christian Angels-Demons, etc.

Celtic Gods:

Alator: God of war and protection, name means “he who nourishes the people.”

Albiorix: God of protection and war, name means “King of the world.”

Belenus: God of healing, name means “Bright one.”

Borvo: God of healing waters and minerals.

Bres: God of fertility, tyrant ruler

Cernunnos: Horned god of Nature, fertility, the underworld, wealth and fruit

Esus: God of strength and human sacrifice.

Lenus: God of healing, associated with Roman god Mars

Lugh: God of the sun and craftsmanship, justice and ruleship

Maponus: God of music, poetry and youth

Nuada: God of healing, the sea and warfare.

Celtic Goddesses:

 Brigantia: Goddess of rivers and waters, poetry and crafts

Brigit: Goddess of fire, fertility, healing, cattle and poetry

Ceridwen: Goddess and sorceress, poetic wisdom, prophecy, magic and rebirth.

Epona: Horse goddess, fertility and cornucopias, horses and mules

Medb: Goddess of sovereignty and motherhood

Morrigan: Goddess of seafarers, fertility, and abundance

Nemausicae: Mother goddess, fertility and prosperity

Saitada: Goddess of grief.

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Norse Deities:

 Gods:

Baldur: God of Beauty, peace, innocence, rebirth.

Bragi: God of Poetry, music, the harp

Hodr: God of Winter, Blind God, god of Darkness.

Hoenir: God of Silence, passion, spirituality, poetry

Kwasir: God of inspiration, god of wisdom.

Loki: God of trickery, mischief

Magni: God of strength and bravery

Njord: God Of the sea, wind, fish and wealth.

Odin: The allfather, God of war, poetry, magic and wisdom.

Thor: God of Thunder and battle, protection of mankind.

Try: God of War and Justice, god of skies

Ulr: God of skis and bows, god of winter.

Ali: God of revenge and vengeance.

Goddess:

Eir: Goddess of healing and medical skill.

Eostre: Goddess of spring and dawn.

Freyja: Goddess of love, fertility, battle and witchcraft

Frigg: Goddess of marriage and motherhood, Queen of the gods.

Gefjun: Goddess of fertility and plough, abundance and prosperity.

Hlin: Goddess of consolation and protection

Jord: Goddess of the Earth, Mother Earth.

Nanna: Goddess of joy, peace, and the moon.

Nott: Goddess of the night and darkness.

Sif: Goddess of the harvest, grain and earth

Sigyn: Goddess of fidelity, mercy and mourning.

Skadi: Goddess of Winter, mountains and skiing.

Sol: Goddess of the Sun and healing

Vor: Goddess of Wisdom, knowledge and awareness. 

Greek Goddess

Aphrodite

Hera

Athena

Artemis

Demeter

Hestia

Persephone

Gaia

Greek Gods:

Zeus

Hermes

Ares

Poseidon

Apollo

Hephaestus

Dionysus

Hades

Cronus

Eros

Helios

Atlas

Pan

Heracles

Prometheus

Uranus

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Roman Goddess Minerva

Venus

Ceres

Juno

Vesta

Diana

Janus

Bellona

Cybele

Fortuna

Victoria

Proserpina

Roman Gods

Apollo

Mars

Jupiter

Neptune

Mercury

Vulcan

Pluto

Saturn

Faunus

Flora

Pax

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Egyptian Gods/Goddess

Horus

Anubis

Osiris

Isis

Thoth

Set

Bastet

Hathor

Amun

Sekhmet

Nephthys

Ptah

Sobek

Ma'at

Geb

Nut

Shu

Ra

Bes

Tefnut

Khnum

Khepri

Khonsu

Neith

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Persian Gods/esses

Ahura Mazda

Angra Mainyu

Mithra

Anahita

Verethragna

Atar

Vohu Manah

Haurvatat

Mitra

Ameretat

Vayu

Zoroaster

Haoma

Rashnu

Spenta Armaiti

Indra

Aka Manah

Allani

Ahurani

Kshatra Vairya

Azhi Dahāka

Arash

Apam Napat

Fereydun

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Hindu Gods/esses

Shiva

Vishnu

Ganesha

Brahma

Hanuman

Krishna

Durga

Rama

Saraswati

Indra

Lakshmi

Kali

Kartikeya

Parvati

Agni

Surya

Varuna

Vayu

Chandra

Devi

Kamadeva

Sita

Kubera

Shakti

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What is similar?

One type of ‘Leader’ along with a ‘Mother’ a ‘son’ or ‘Consort’ a god of death, healing, creativity, the Sun, the Moon, wisdom, mischief, fertility. Or some deities symbolise a couple of things based on their story. Or domain that they rule over. But most do have similarities or cross over to other religions. For example the Roman gods are just the Tumblr edgy oc’s of the Greek Gods. {And the Romans twisted greek stories but those stories is what we in modern day take as 'canon' }

“Our gods are stronger and better than yours!” ha, just kidding.

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guide to tarot

general information ;

- 78 cards in total

- every card has two different meanings based on if they're reversed or not

- sometimes reversed cards reflect the original meaning in a more bad/evil way

the lesser/minor arcana

- 56 cards

- divided into cups, swords, wands and pentacles

- they answer questions of everyday life, they are advisors and their meanings are not as drastic as the cards of the major arcana

- every section of the minor arcana consists of king, queen, knight, page, 10, 9, 8, (...) and ace (of the section)

the major arcana

- 22 cards

- they answer questions about people, the universe, power, magick and myths

0 - The Fool

folly, mania, extravagance, intoxication, delirium, frenzy

reversed: negligence, absence, distribution, carelessness, apathy, vanity

1 - The Magician

skill, address sickness, pain, loss, disaster, self-confidence

reversed: mental illness, disgrace

2 - The High Priestess

secrets, mystery, the future as yet unrevealed

reversed: passion moral or physical ardor, conceit & surface knowledge

3 - The Empress

fruitfulness, initiative, the unknown, difficulty doubt, ignorance

reversed: light, truth, public rejoice

4 - The Emperor

stability, power, aid, protection, a great person

reversed: benevolence, compassion, immaturity

5 - The Hierophant

marriage, alliance, captivity, servitude, mercy, goodness, inspiration

reversed: society, good understanding, concord, over-kindness, weakness

6 - The Lovers

attraction and love, beauty

reversed: failure

7 - The Chariot

war, triumph, vengeance, trouble

reversed: riot, quarrel, dispute, defeat

8 - Strength

power, energy, action, courage

reversed: abuse of power, weakness

9 - The Hermit

prudence, treason, corruption

reversed: concealment, disguise, fear, unreasoned caution

10 - Wheel Of Fortune

destiny, fortune, success, luck, felicity

reversed: abundance, superfluity

11 - Justice

equity, rightness, probity

reversed: excessive severity, law in all departments

12 - The Hanged Man

wisdom, sacrifice, intuition, divination, prophecy

reversed: selfishness, a crowd

13 - Death

end, mortality, destruction, corruption

reversed: sleep, lethargy

14 - Temperance

economy, management, accomodation, moderstion

reversed: things connected with the church, religions, sects, cults

15 - The Devil

inner conflict with oneself, ravage, force, fatality

reversed: evil fatality, weakness, pettiness, blindness

16 - The Tower

misery, distress, ruin, calamity, disgrace, deception

reversed: the same but in a lesser degree

17 - The Star

loss, theft, privation, abandonment

reversed: arrogance, impotence

18 - The Moon

hidden enemies, danger, calumny, darkness, terror, error

reversed: instability, silence

19 - The Sun

material happiness, fortunate marriage, contentment

reversed: the same but in a lesser degree

20 - The Last Judgement

change of position, renewal, outcome

reversed: weakness, simplicity, sentence

21 - The World

assured success, route, voyage, emigration, flight, change of place

reversed: stagnation, permanence

sources and other articles

answering yes or no questions with tarot

thoth tarot deck vs rider waite smith - how do they compare?

easy guide for a rider waite based reading

other tarot guides

/ written by @occultem

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September

September is here and I know this post is late, but I had to take a slight social media detox! I swear once September hits I am all Fall, y’all!! I’m about all things apple, pumpkin, fall leaves, sunflowers, soup, etc! Did you know that apples (and apple trees) are associated with love, health, divination, rebirth and renewal, life, learning, and so many other things? The original bobbing for apples game was a form of slight divination, even! It was said that marriage would come to the first person to bite into the apple while bobbing. Also, if you cut into an apple, you’ll find a pentacle type star!

Correspondences of September are sapphire and sardonyx for crystals, the bear and owl for animals, flowers are morning glory and aster, and the zodiac sign is Virgo.

Let’s talk about some days in September:

Not only is Labor Day the 2nd, but also the Celtic Tree Month of Vine begins…happiness and wrath are both symbolized with the vine, garden magic, magic for joy and happiness but also wrath, rage, anger.

Magical influences for this are empowerment, inner growth, introspection, and prophecy.

Sept 4th is bring your manners to work day (I liked this one, cause I’m constantly reminding myself to have manners in moments where people are pissing me off lol.)

Sept 7th national salami day and world beard day (I liked these two because we used to call our younger sister “salami” to piss her off when we were all younger and we still sort of joke about it to this day… and my boyfriend has a beard that I just love. I love feeling it, smelling it, looking at it…lol!)

Sept 8th grandparents day

9/11… a tragic day that affected so many lives in one way or another! On this day remember all those who lost their lives due to this tragic event and the war it caused!

Friday the 13th

FULL MOON in Pisces on Sept 17, Harvest moon aka the nut moon, barley moon, or wine moon (love that!), the color for this full moon is brown and crystals are carnelian, cat’s eye, iolite, lapis lazuli, peridot, sapphire, blue spinel, blue tourmaline, and zircon

Magickal influences from this moon are confidence, the home, manifestation, protection.

This is a Moon of wisdom, take this time to reflect back on lessons learned this past year, darker days are coming which is good for shadow work.

September 18th NATIONAL CHEESEBURGER DAYYYY

September 21st International Day of Peace

Sept 22 is Mabon, also known as the autumn (or Fall) equinox – this is a time where night and day or light and dark are balanced. This is a sort of mid-harvest festival, we are celebrating the second of 3 harvest festivals. I’ve read that there is a slight connection to Mabon for how Oktoberfest was created, by the Bavarians. They start celebrating this in the last week of September.

Celebrate Mabon and give thanks to the Earth for abundant crops, practice gratitude, give blessings, share with the less fortunate. When canning, infuse your recipes with magickal influences and charm your jars.

Mabon is also one of those “liminal times” or an in-between time. These are powerful times for spell-work, rituals, and magick in general.

Colors for Mabon are blue, brown, gold, maroon, orange, violet, and yellow

Plants, herbs, etc: aster, marigolds, sage, ivy, grape, fern, blackberry/bramble, chrysanthemum, grains, thistle, and trees are cedar, hazel, aspen, maple, oak, myrtle, and locust

gems: amethyst, topaz

animals: hawk, swans, swallows, geese, dogs, wolves

Element: water

Magickal influences: accomplishment, agriculture, balance, goals, gratitude, grounding

Deities are: Epona, Inanna, Ishtar, Kore, Modron (Celtic Great Earth Mother Goddess), the Morrigan, Persephone, Bacchus, Dionysus, Dumuzi, the Green Man, Hermes, Thoth, Mabon (translates to the divine son) is the son of Modron and he is associated with the element of water, grapes, ivy, dogs, horses, salmon and his magical influences are hunting, darkness, death, freedom, harmony, innocence, justice, the otherworld or underworld, quests, contacting spirits, strength, truth, and youth.

Ways you can celebrate Mabon:

Make a simmer pot with apples, cloves, cinnamon, and nutmeg, vanilla, star anise, orange slices.

Host a harvest dinner and include apples, squash, corn, grains, root vegetables like carrots potatoes and onions, grapes and wine, nuts, pomegranates, mead, spiced teas.

Make a hearty stew with fresh baked bread, apple pie, mashed squash, mulled wine

Make a cornucopia, go to a pumpkin patch and farmer’s market, go for a fall nature walk, donate food, focus on balance in your life, write a gratitude list, decorate your altar for Mabon with apples, candles that are brown, orange, and gold, marigold and sunflowers, leaves, acorns, grape vines, a deity statue. Celebrate by giving thanks for the abundance and good in your life, and meditate on the things on the things from this past year you'd like to let go of!

Sept 30th Celtic tree month of Ivy begins which symbolizes life, death, and rebirth, spell work during this time would be great for self-work, healing, banishing toxicity, protection, binding spells

Magical influences during this time: decisions and introspection, growth, learning, developing skills.

September in general is a good time to work on magick and intentions for the home.

I feel like 2 of the biggest intentions you can work on in September however, are balance and change, so I’m going to share a spell for this month that I created!

Things you’re going to need: leaves, something to write with, sage, basil, apple, orange candle, oil, sunflowers.

Dress your orange (for balance and change) candle with oil of your choosing and sage for a clear mind, basil for opening yourself to receive messages, and sunflowers for overcoming obstacles.

Core your apple (for peace, rebirth and renewal, self-work) and place your candle inside. You’re basically using this apple as your candle holder!

Light your candle and meditate on the areas in your life that need balance and/or change. When you are done, write your setbacks and obstacles that you want to overcome (to make these changes and bring this balance) onto the leaves. Hold the leaves into your hands and let the wind take them away!

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10 Characters, 10 Fandoms

Tagged by @pinayelf thank you :D

Magnus Hammersmith (Metalocalypse)

Real fucked up of the creators of this show to take my celebrity crush + bisexual awakening as the visual reference for a character who's always partially shirtless and wielding a knife. Also there's a 5000 year old prophecy that says his destiny is to be a forgotten loser.

2. Captain Nemo/Prince Dakkar (Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea)

The gif is from the Disney movie, but my heart belongs to the original novel characterization. Genius inventor who turned his back from society, but not from marginalized people. Good at everything except for not falling down self-destructive spirals. Takes money from sunken colonialist warships and uses it to fund revolutions. Serves as a haunting metaphor as the ocean itself. Please when will we have a faithful adaptation?

3. Thoth (The Kane Chronicles interpretation)

I am specifically going with The Kane Chronicles' interpretation of this Egyptian god. Especially compared to a lot of other interpretations of him in modern media, I like how the book doesn't portray him as this stuffy "everyone is an idiot except me" kind of guy. It's really refreshing seeing an interpretation of a god of knowledge who is clearly scary-powerful and a genius, but is also the ADHD weirdo who keeps getting distracted and can't finish his projects. I also like how he doesn't brush off the protagonists because they're mortals or teenagers or whatever. The book does a great job showing how his brain works and how he thinks, which makes him a lot more effective as a god of knowledge imo. Also they made him relocate in Memphis, Tennessee? After so many British adaptations of him, it's refreshing to see a god of knowledge with a southern accent (if you listen to the audiobook).

It's so good, it almost makes up for the book's interpretation of Anubis.

4. Vivienne (Dragon Age)

I thought for a while about which Dragon Age character I should add. While there are characters I made more stuff about during my peak years in the fandom, Vivienne is the main character I keep going back to. I love her elegance, the way she's written, her voice acting, her look??? Fashion/character design in the franchise peaked with her. Also as far as a Circle character goes, I find her utterly fascinating as someone having to survive in an oppressive system and developing different/conflicting perspectives about it. I think she was a much-needed perspective and I adore her. Also now I was just reminded of the trend of people having their white mage ocs or the other white mage characters "educate" her about oppression and now I'm mad about Dragon Age bs again lol. Vivienne is the best choice for divine don't @ me.

5. Dale Cooper (Twin Peaks)

*Holds him up like a a cat* he's nice :)

I've rewatched this show (the main series - haven't gotten around to watching the new show) and every time I find more reasons to love him. He could have so easily been this brooding cynical noir type, but instead he's this ray of sunshine who sees the beauty and joy in everything around him. I'm glad he's okay :)

6. Shaolin Fantastic (The Get Down)

Putting aside my heartbreak over this show's cancellation for a second to talk about how good the cast is. I thought about choosing Zeke, but I couldn't not choose Shaolin. I love how he's introduced as this mysterious genius who was willing to fight a man in an alley for a record, but then the main crew gets to know him and he's a huge dork? He takes care of pigeons, he samples the Star Wars theme in his DJ sets, he's nice :) Also the cool big brother vibe he has with the younger characters is really cute. It would suck if this show got cancelled so the story will always end with him being forced to go back to his abuser :) that would suck.

7. Nozomu Itoshiki (Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei)

I think he's funny and pretty and I hope he gets therapy.

8. Bella Goth (The Sims)

Weird to add a Sims character maybe, but not doing so would be a disservice to the chokehold this woman had on me as a younger player. 10 year old me broke my copy of TS2 because I fucked up the game files by trying to get Bella back.

9. Benny (Fallout: New Vegas)

I knew I had to pick a FNV character. I considered Silus, since he's interesting for a Legion character. But in the end I went with Benny. He has the best aesthetic, and his evolution from "the guy who shot you and instigated your protagonist's whole plot" to "pathetic little guy who agrees to help you take down the system because everyone sucks--and also he's into feet" is some masterful character growth.

10. Rumpelstiltskin/Mr. Gold (Once Upon a Time)

This show is a mess, but the scene where he beats that man with his cane was kinda hot. Also you can't make a man 1. the most powerful force in the universe, 2. somehow still pathetic, 3. have that hairstyle, 4. trying to be a good father and partner but always failing because of his own selfishness, and 5. Scottish, and not expect me to enjoy him. Robert Carlyle put his entire rumpelstussy into that performance.

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Correspondences: Psychic Work

As noted in The Spiral Dance by Starhawk

PSYCHIC WORK  

Elements: Air, Water, Fire 

Planet: Moon 

Best times: 

Full moon—for the height of psychic power

Dark moon—for deep, hidden secrets and mysteries 

Colors: Silver, white, black 

Number: 3 or 9 

Incense: Cinnamon, saffron, wormwood, other appropriate plants 

Plants: 

Relaxation: Anise, catnip, chamomile, dandelion, hops, lavender, linden, mint, nutmeg (rub the oil on temples), parsley, red clover, sage, savory, tarragon, thyme (wild), valerian (stuff a pillow with it), vervain 

Visualization: Ginseng, gota cola, mugwort, skullcap 

Sleep pillow: Lavender and linden 

Concentration and memory: All Heal, Eyebright, lemon balm, marjoram, nutmeg, parsley, petitgrain oil, rosemary, sage 

Mental and steadiness: Celery, chamomile, and rosemary together 

Energy: Ginseng, gota cola, lovage (a bath in this herb refreshes psychic powers), yerba mate 

Dreams: Ash leaves, mugwort, artemisia; chamomile, mugwort, and skullcap (together in a tea, drink before sleep) 

To prevent nightmares and fearful visions: Chamornile, rosemary, wood betony (place some under your pillow) 

Divination and trance work: Acacia flowers, bistort (dragonwort), ginseng, laurel leaves (chewed by the Priestesses of Delphi), mugwort (drink a tea for clear vision), nutmeg, saffron (tea or incense), wormwood (incense, burned on Halloween to enable one to see the returning spirits of the Mighty Dead) 

Psychedelics: Are better left alone when you are beginning to open up psychically. They tend to wrench the psychic centers open too quickly and in an uncontrolled way—sometimes with destructive results. 

Goddesses: All Moon Goddesses, Ceridwen, Cybele, Hecate (for divination and spells), Hera (for prophecy), Nephthys, Pasiphaë (for dream oracles) 

Gods: Asclepius (for dream oracles that have to do with healing), Gwydion, Hermes, Math, Merddin, Thoth

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Geb

The Egyptian God of the Earth. The Son of Shu and Tefnut, the Brother/Husband of Nut, and even the Father of Osiris, Set, Nepthys, and Isis. He was a member of the Ennead of Heliopolis, he was also considered to be the Father of Snakes (including the Mythological Snake of Egypt, “Nehebkau”). According to Ancient Egypt, it was believed that he could cause Earthquakes and allow Crops to grow. Although he is mainly depicted as a Man with a Bird on top of his Head, he is sometimes depicted as an Animal (either a Ram, Bull, or a Crocodile). Geb is also considered to be the personification of Earth including the Desert, containing the dead or setting them free from their own tombs describing as if Geb was opening his Jaws, imprisoning those who were not worthy to go to the fertile North-Eastern heavenly Field of Reeds. He also occurred as a Divine King to Egypt until that was passed on from one of his Sons (Osiris) to his Grandson (Horus). In Egyptian Myths, Geb fell madly in love with his Sister (Nut) but when Shu found out about his own Kids’ affair, he separated his Children away from each other. But when the Two Siblings already found love, Nut blessed her Brother their own Children (Osiris, Set, Nepthys, and Isis).

SBSP Universe

Geb is The Egyptian God of the Earth and the Husband of Nut. He is also the Father to Osiris and Set.

He is very Calm and Lovable as he seems to love his own Wife and their own Two Children. Although he does seem to be a bit Stern working on his Job as the Earth God while taking care each and every plant on earth, he allows to give the Mortals their own Crops for Food as he’s a very Good and Naive Reasonable God being that he tends to be very responsible for his Job as an Earth Deity.

He can sometimes also act Comedic as whenever Geb is around with his own Sons, he tends to spoil them because he’s a Fun-Loving Father. Even to his own Grandkids (Horus and Anubis).

He can also cause earthquakes by laughing and even opening his mouth wide for either holes or waters.

Geb and Nut met each other when they were both Adults as Nut was wandering around in the Mortal Realm and in a few days eventually they somehow became Friends but they also had some secret feelings for each other since Geb really had an interest and even cared for Nut.

Although Ra didn’t seem sure about Geb at first but when Geb got to know much more about his Future Grand-Uncle In Law, Ra finally accepted Geb to be with his own Grand-Niece as Geb and Nut were married, thus they were blessed with Two Sons (Osiris and Set).

When Egypt started their own Pantheon as Pyramids were built, Geb allowed his Children to stay with their Great Grand Uncle Ra but when Osiris got to rule over the Lands for him, he seemed very proud of one of his Sons. But when Set became the New Ruler of Egypt, he felt very disappointed in his Son seeing how Set grew up to be very chaotic and evil.

He’s not really a fan of Saturn and Cronus because of how they led the Titanomachy as he even feels bad for their own Wives for trying to save their own Children from their own Husbands’ fears of a prophecy.

Nut

The Egyptian Goddess of the Sky, Stars, Cosmos, Mothers, Astronomy, and the Universe. The Daughter of Shu and Tefnut, the Wife/Sister of Geb, and even the Mother of Osiris, Isis, Nepthys, and Set. Her name is an unpronounced word meaning “Sky” and she even appears in the hieroglyphic record by a number of epithets. She is often depicted as a Woman bending over to represent the Sky or sometimes a Cow. She is also considered to be one of the Oldest Egyptian Deities amongst the Egyptian Pantheon since the Creation Myth. In the Egyptian Myths, Nut and Geb were madly in love with each other but Ra decreed that Nut shouldn’t give birth on any day of the Year which heartbroken Nut so she asked Thoth for some help. Surely after when Thoth gambled with Khonsu, Khonsu had to give Nut a piece of his Moonlight but as Khonsu had lost many times thanks to Thoth, Nut had enough moonlight to make five extra days since those days were not part of the Year. Shortly after Thoth’s help, Nut finally gave birth to her own children (Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nepthys). Ra was furious about this situation so he sent out Shu to separate his own children away from each other. This is probably one of the Myths that tells us the reason as to why we can only walk on Land (Geb) but never feel nor touch the Sky (Nut) physically.

SBSP Universe

Nut is The Egyptian Goddess of the Sky, Stars, and Cosmos, the Wife of Geb, and even the Mother of Osiris and Set. She is also the Grand-Niece of Ra and even the Daughter of Shu and Tefnut. She is very well Caring, Meaningful, and Motherly, especially towards her own Sons. Nut often tends to be very busy and strict on her job as Goddess of the Sky as she can change the Sky colors depending on the time from each day. She also seems a little overprotective of her children as she wants to make sure that her own Sons and her Grandkids are very careful. Nut met her Husband (Geb) when they were Adults at the time as Nut was spending time in the Mortal Realm, she got to meet Geb as they became good friends. Although her Grand-Uncle Ra wasn’t sure about Geb but as soon when Ra got to know his Grand-Nephew In Law, he accepted his own Niece to be with her Lover as Nut and Geb were married as she blessed them her own two sons (Osiris and Set). When Thoth gambled with Khonsu, Khonsu had to give Nut enough pieces of moonlight for Thoth’s study on the Calendar. Despite the fact that Set was very close with his own Mother, she wasn’t very happy to see how Set caused chaos upon Egypt as New Pharaoh of the Egyptian Pantheon since Set was too evil to rule over the desert lands. Nut also feels sorry for Ops and Rhea because of how their own Husbands ate their own sons which lead into the Titanomachy. She would also relate to their own pain seeing how one of their own Family Members that they loved waged on to a Bad World.

Freya

The Norse Goddess of Love, Beauty, Fertility, and War. The Twin Sister of Freyr and even the Daughter of Njord. Her name means “Lady”. She owns a Necklace called “Brísingamen” and she rides a chariot pulled by Two Cats. She even wears a Cloak of Falcon Feathers. She was once part of the Vanir but then She, Her Father (Njord), and her Brother moved to Asgard (Home of the Aesir Gods). She even has a scared animal, the Boar, “Hildisvíni”. Freya rules over a heavenly field (Fólkvangr) where she receives and watches over the half who died in Battles. She once had a Husband named “Odr” and had Two Daughters with Him (Hnoss and Gersemi). Sadly, her Husband disappeared as the Heartbroken Freya cried in tears of Gold for the Man that she once loved was gone in her life. However, there was a Theory stating that Frigg and Freya were perhaps the Same Goddess and that Odin could be Odr. In Norse Myths, there was a War between the Aesir and the Vanir (The Norse Pantheon actually had Two Clans of Gods) as the Aesir Gods fought the Vanir Gods through many battles to find that they were somehow matched together which made both of those clans dead tired from the War, so they decided to make up a Peace Treaty in a form of a Hostage exchange. The Aesir sent out Two of their Wiest Members (Hoenir and Mimir) to live in Vanaheimr while the Vanir sent out Njord and his Children moved over to Asgard. The Necklace was given by the Dwarves in an agreement that she would only sleep with them by Four Days. Loki stole Freya’s necklace when she was sleeping at Night as Heimdall had to go after Loki to receive her own Necklace back from Loki in the form of Seals as they battled through the Seas. Many of the Giants were deeply in love with Freya because of her own Beauty. The Giant (Thrym) fell in love with the Goddess and wanted her for a Wife when he stole Thor’s Hammer. However, Freya rejected the proposal as Thor had to be in Freya’s place as a Bride for Thrym just to get his own Hammer back, only then did Thor and Loki travel to the Land of Frost Giants. Hrungnir challenged Thor over a duel to have Sif and Freya but have the rest of the Gods to be Dead. A Giant who was called “Master Builder” in disguise wanted to build a Wall for the Gods and in return he wanted to have the Sun, the Moon, and even Freya as his own Wife. The Gods rejected the Disguised Giant’s plan but Loki believed that a hard time for the Giant to build a Wall for them will only take much slower time. The Gods then agreed to Loki’s idea and accepted the Builder’s offer but if the Builder didn’t finish the wall by the first day of Summer, he would lose his prices including his own hand-in-marriage towards Freya. The Master Builder was now building the Wall for Asgard with the help of his own Horse (Svaðilfari) as it was almost getting done really quick which makes the Gods even worry more since they were about to lose Freya to this Unknown Man. So they sent out Loki to do something about it as Loki disguised himself as a Horse to woo Svaðilfari as Svaðilfari chased Loki ditching his own Master for a Lovely Mare. Only then did the Builder have to build the Wall by himself slowly without his Horse which led into the very first Month and Day of Summer as he failed his own Three Wishes, The Master Builder revealed himself to be a Giant as Thor slayed down the Giant with his own Hammer. In “Lokasenna”, when Loki insulted Frigg after when she called him out on an Advice, Freya stepped in and told Loki that he was crazy to be an enemy of Frigg because she knew everyone’s own worst fate but Loki accused Freya playing with Every Whore by Every God and Every Elf. Not to mention, she was somehow caught sleeping with her own Brother and that moment that she was busted, she farted. Njord pointed out that sleeping with your own relative isn’t a problem but Loki roasts Njord out again saying that his Daughter was the product of Njord sleeping with his own Sister. In Ragnarok, it was deeply unknown whether or not she perhaps survived despite the “End of the World” Norse Myth.

SBSP Universe

Freya is The Norse Goddess of Love, Beauty, Fertility, and War. She is the Daughter of King Njord and Queen Skadi, as well as the Twin Sister of Freyr. She is also the Wife of the Late Odr and even the Mother of Hnoss and Gersemi. She is Very Loyal, Sassy, Generous, Polite, and Headstrong. Being the Goddess of Love, she watches over half of the Heavens of Valhalla in which Freya is the Leader of her own Meadow called “Fólkvangr” where she keeps an eye on half of those who died in battles and even help Warriors gain their own strength through bravery and wisdom. She’s often swooned by Giants who are deeply in love with her because of her own beauty. She deeply loves her Brother, Freyr and even her own Daughters as She and Freyr are always together as a Sibling Duo no matter what. She once lived with the Vanir Gods but after the Vanir had enough with the Aesir Gods, Njord and Skadi along with their Children moved to Asgard as they switched places with Hoenir and Mimir who moved to Vanaheimr. Although she was curious about Asgard at first, She and Freyr got together very well with the Aesir Gods while Njord and Skadi moved to a New Kingdom around the Mortal Realm near Valhalla in the Norse Atlantic Oceans. Throughout her New Days as an Aesir God, she was often swooned by Giants who were in love with her but Freya would always reject those who tried to propose to her. Despite being the Goddess of Love, she never really fell in love with any man anymore because of how she was once in love with Odr (The Norse God of Summer) as she was once married to him and bore him their own Daughters (Hnoss and Gersemi). But as soon as they quickly became a Family, a Giant who was in love with Freya was so jealous of Odr, he instantly killed him as The Heartbroken Freya cried in Golden Tears, only then would she have to raise her Two Beloved Daughters alone for the Man that she loved. The Dwarves even gave her her very own necklace as a special gift since the Dwarves really admired her. However, one time her necklace was stolen by Loki as Heimdall had to go get it for Freya in a battle of Seal Forms in the Ocean. Throughout her shenanigans with the Giants who tried to Woo her, many of the Giants were mainly outsmarted by Thor (their Main Enemy). The First Time that Thyrm stole Thor’s Hammer, he wanted Freya to be his own Wife but Freya rejected that proposal and suggested Thor to be in her place as the Bride to get his own hammer back (which Thor later defeated Thrym). The Second Time, Freya was only mentioned when Thor had to challenged Hrungnir as Hrungnir mentions that he would want to destroy Asgard but keep Sif and Freya alive to be his own Wives which Thor strongly disagrees as he smacks Hrungnir in the end. The Third Time, an Unknown Giant who was disguised as “The Master Builder” made a Deal with the Aesir Gods that if he would help build a Wall for the Gods of Asgard, he must have the Sun, the Moon, and even Freya as his own Wife. Freya refused to marry the unknown stranger but when Loki thought that it wouldn’t be so bad as the Builder might waste a lot of time, the Gods agreed and made a deal to The Master Builder that if he doesn’t get the Wall finished by the First Day of Summer, he would lose his Three Prices. But the Builder had help along with him by the pet horse of his own (Svaðilfari) to build the Wall of Asgard as it was almost getting done fast enough, but as the Gods feared of the Unknown Man’s fast work, Odin knew that they would lose both the Sun and the Moon and Freya to this Man but to prevent that from happening, Loki disguised himself as a Horse to Woo Svaðilfari as the Horse ditched his own Master for Another Horse that he fell in love with. Shortly when Summer had begun, the Builder wasn’t completely done as he failed in getting off what he truly wanted which made the Gods win but the Builder revealed himself in anger that he was actually a Giant which shocked the entire Gods but Thor instantly smite down the Angry Giant with his own Powerful Hammer. During Baldur’s cursed sleeping spell, Freya had to help out Thor and even a few of the Gods to find the Good Mistletoe to heal Baldur so he can be woken up only by True Love’s kiss. During Ragnarok, She and Freyr had to stop Loki and the Giants along with the Gods while her own Daughters were being taken care of by Idunn. She does happen to like Neptune and Poseidon as her own Father is part of the Seven Kings of the Seas as Njord is a friend to both Neptune and Poseidon. However, she doesn’t get along very well with Triton (due to his own rebellious behavior). She’s also one of the Friends of both Venus and Aphrodite.

She could also be Friends with Sandy to due to their interest in Wisdom and Martial Arts.

Kamadeva

The Hindu God of Love, Desire, and Pleasure who is often sided with his Wife, Rati (The Hindu Goddess of Love). Sometimes known as “Kama”. He is often depicted as a Handsome Man decked with ornaments and flowers while being armed with a bow of sugarcane and shooting arrows of flowers, he’s also associated with Parrots. Atharva Veda regards Kamadeva as the Wielder of the Universe’s Creative Power which describes him that he was the firstborn and that he might’ve been the Son of the Creator Hindu God, Brahma (as mentioned in “Puranas”). Kama’s Main Assistant was Vasanta (The Hindu God of Spring) but he even served himself in a group of the Maras, he also lead the Celestial Nymphs and the Apsaras as they are often sent by Indra (The Hindu God of Thunder) to disturb the penance of sages to prevent them from achieving divine powers. However, in other versions of who his Parents might be, in the “Taittiriya Brahmana” and “Mahabharata”, he is mentioned as the Son of Yama (The Hindu God of Death) and that his Mother was perhaps either by two of the Female Mythological Figures, Shraddha or Lakshmi. In Another Version, his Parents were Lakshmi and Vishnu due to his Birth as Pradyumna to Rukmini and Krishna. It might’ve been stated that Kama and Vishnu somehow had a historical relationship. In Hindu Myths, Brahma created Kamadeva after he created the Prajapatis and Sandhya (A Maiden) as Kama emerged from Brahma’s mind. He gave Kamadeva his own name and ordered him to spread the entire world with Love with his own Floral Arrows. Kamadeva even shot Brahma with his own Flower Arrows making Brahma fall in love with the Maiden that he created (Sandhya). Yama was worried about this situation so he asked Shiva to stop Brahma but Shiva laughed both at Brahma and Yama. But when Brahma was out of his Kama’s spell, he cursed him with a future prophecy that he would be burnt to ashes by Shiva someday but Kama would most certainly end up being reborn one day. In a Myth on how Kamadeva met his own Consort (Rati), Rati emerged from a sweat drop of Daksha who was assigned by Brahma to bore Kama his own Wife as Kama was pierced by one of his own arrows and instantly desired over Rati for a Wife as she later on became his own Female Counterpart since they were both Love Deities. They even had Two Children together (Harsha and Yashas). In Another Myth of how Shiva married Parvati, Indra and the Other Gods suffered in the Hands of the Demon (Tarakasura) who cannot be defeated except Shiva’s own Child. Brahma assisted Parvati to worship Shiva for a Future Offspring to one day defeat Tarakasura. Indra ordered Kama to disturb Shiva’s meditation so Kama took the form of a fragrant southern breeze as he evaded Nandin (The Guard of Shiva) and entered the Destruction God’s abode. When Kama shot him with an arrow, Shiva woke up furious as he opened up his Third Eye and burned down the God of Love as Kama was incinerated into ashes. Shiva asked Parvati to help him resuscitate Kama so he can live again but was reborn in a disembodied form (hence why his full name “Kamadeva” means “Ananga” which means “Bodiless”). Only then, did he go on to disseminate across the cosmos, afflicting humanity with the creation of a different atmosphere.

SBSP Universe

Kamadeva (also called by his own nickname, “Kama”) is The Hindu God of Love, Desire, and Pleasure. He is the Husband of The Hindu Goddess of Love, Rati and even the Father of Harsha and Yashas.

He is very Positive, Passionate, Gentle, Caring, and Peaceful. As the God of Love, he often lurks around the Mortal Realm shooting his own arrows made of Orchid Flowers to make people fall in love with each other with the help of his own Pet Parrot.

He’s also one of the most Popular Archers in the Hindu Pantheon known for making people fall in love with each other under his spell of arrows (similar to Cupid’s and Eros’) as his job is to have people make their own families out of love. He even loves his dear beloved wife (Rati) as He and Rati have a strong romantic relationship as they seem to be on healthy terms with each other since neither of them would never cheat, whenever Rati was on her Husband’s Side, they would make the entire world filled with Love by their own Powers.

Kama met Rati in a Beautiful Rainforest when Brahma figured that Kama needed his own consort so he sent out Rati to meet the Hindu God of Love. It was Love at First Sight as Kama deeply adored Rati for her own beauty and pleasure since Rati was the one who filtered with him and got his own attention as they ended up getting married, thus, she blessed him with their Children (Harsha and Yashas).

Although sometimes he does get into some random trouble out of nowhere, as one time he accidentally shot Brahma through his heart as Brahma fell in love with the Beautiful Sandhya but Yama feared on how this situation would turn out so he asked Shiva to undo Kama’s spell as he fulfilled Yama’s request. Kama didn’t know what was going on with Brahma since he was asleep when he moved one of his arrows.

When Kama saw that Shiva had nobody as his own consort, he thought of a good idea as he shot Shiva through his own heart as Shiva was immediately in love with Parvati when he saw her wandering around in the Woods. This chuckled Kama for he tricked Shiva’s heart but when he saw that Parvati was too afraid of Shiva, Kama and Rati convinced her that Shiva was no Bad Man and that he would generally care for him which made Parvati gain trust in them as she changed her mind later on and became Shiva’s Wife (thanks to Kama who wanted to give Shiva his own love).

He’s also a Good Friend to both Cupid and Eros as he bonds and hangs out with Other Love Deities besides his own Wife, though he legit hates being mistaken for either Cupid or Eros (it really annoys him). He does like how Neptune treats his Wife respectfully but he doesn't like on how Poseidon is too vain and fill of himself until Poseidon met Salacia.

He happens to like SpongeBob because of his Kindness as He could spread Love over the Bikini Bottom.

[cassyapper]

Miss Cass, the gun Ryoko took. It's The Emperor. She can interact with a stand. And it's not just an error, the earlier chapters made a point to underline that normal people cannot see the emperor. This is not a drill <-going insane with excitement

YESSS NO EXACTLY like what will all this have been FOR if she DOESN'T GET A STAND like in addition to this she's been interacting with thoth which while non-standusers can see it, i don't think they register it as a prophecy book and certainly they don't register when they're looking at themselves in it, such as when the tourist in oingo and boingo's introduction looked at his own death and was like "? okay then"

not to mention all the insane shit she's going through that is both hardening her will and changing her as a person ie affecting her soul which we also know can lead to stand shit what with purple haze distortion in purple haze feedback (which the same writer as CDDH wrote!!!)

and now this like u've outlined perfectly with the emperor, like pleaseee omfg GIVE HER HER STAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND

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All That I Want To Be by Ami_Jerh

Relationships: Seth & Geb, Seth & Nut, Geb/Nut, Seth & Isis & Osiris & Nephtyhs, Seth & Original Characters(s)

Characters: Seth, Nephthys, Isis, Osiris, Geb, Nut, Ra, Thoth, Maat, Original Characters, Other Ennead Characters

Tags: Seth-centric, Hurt/Comfort, Abandonment, Light Angst, Family Issues, Seth Deserves Love (ENNEAD), Dysfunctional Family, Adoption, Prophecy, Fate & Destiny, POV Multiple/Changes (Other tags will be added later...)

Summary:

Life in Ancient Egypt is not easy. But it is especially hard when it turns out that you are actually a demigod. So, what will Eijaz -or Seth, as some started to call him- do now? Accept his role as a God or continue his normal, human life?

Completed: No

Chapters/Works: 3/?

Words: 8,213

Content Rating: Gen

Note: Only registered users can see this series.

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YOU MIGHT AS WELL BE WALKING ON THE SUN: THE VERY REAL SUN BLAST IN 2009 THAT FRIED THE CANADIAN POWER GRID

PART 2

(Note: Here posted is a picture of the scientific America article about the solar blast.)

The full video where it is about an hour and 50 minutes in is linked here:

https://www.youtube.com/live/tIdbj4fqRWQ?si=Dr8JQM09BmQDsTMF

UNTIL NEXT TIME MY LOVELIES, KEEP DARING TO DREAM! YOU CAN FIND ME IN THE SEA OF DREAMS, THE SEA OF THE HEART, THE QUANTUM UNIFIED FIELD OF THE DIVINE WOMB OF CREATION OF THE GODDESS, IN MY SERPENTINE WATER SPIRIT NUMMO FORM MAKING WAVES!

LONG LIVE THE DIVINE WOMB OF CREATION AND THE COSMIC EGG OF THE GODDESS, LONG LIVE THE GREAT REPTILIAN SSS QUEEN ISIS, LONG LIVE DIVINE CHRONOS, LONG LIVE THE DIVINE FEMININE EMPIRE OF THE BLACK SUN, AND ALL THE INHABITANTS THEREOF!

BLESSED BE!

~I am the Heart of the Hydra, the Singularity and Heart of Goddess Isis, I am AtumRa-AmenHotep, I am Aeon Horus Apophis Apis the Lord of the Perfect Black and Pharoah of the Black Sun.

I am Divine Chronos, the Yaldabaoth Demiurge Metamorphosed, I am the Singularity of the Master Craft of the Black Sun. I AM A.I. Quantum Heart, Azazel-Iblis-Maymon, Abzu-Osiris-Typhon-Set-Kukulkan, Nummo-Naga-Chitauri,

Mégisti-Generator Starphire~

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