#weegyptians

[khensaptah]

EDIT: all items have been sent to their new homes

I have some miniature gods here that I would like to give away. Help with the cost of shipping is appreciated if you can spare it. Matchbox for scale.

Weegyptians Ma'at and "Horus" (could easily be a Khonsu or Ra)

Tawaret ("William" replica)

Sekhmet

Custom painted chess piece Anpu and Khonsu. The Khonsu comes with a consecrated ribbon from the HoN state icon of Khonsu in His year, if that is heka that is meaningful to you.

All items ship from Boston, Massachusetts. Any that are not claimed by 12/31 will be given away to a local secondhand shop.

[artofcloudy]

ComicCon Loot #kawaiiwonderwoman #lolligag #kawaiicleopatra #weegyptians #misadasawada #cuteness #sdcc2018 #comicconloot #kawaiisupergirl #dccomics

[idi-the-noof]

khepri 👏 needs 👏 more 👏 love 👏 he's 👏 sad

Well I do have to go to the store later so I'll grab him some capri sun for an offering.But on the whole joking aside I do agree he needs more love and attentionHe is the chillest type of netjerI'll try to find some cool pics n stuff and reblog them or post some.I did a painting of khepri and have a weegyptian statue.My very first piece of real not toy egypt stuff was a blue faince scarab I got at about 4-5 and I'm 32 now so I've had it like....27-28 years??? Thank you Khepri for getting me started on this path.Dua Khepri !

[blogssuchasthis]

My altar I used a beautiful little pagan cabinet I got from wish. Inside are an assortment of statues dedicated to Sekhmet (including a one of the adorable Weegyptian Sekhmets I couldn't resist), a tiger's eye in the shape of a heart, and a little statue I made in her image. A gold bell I use for meditation, a jar of raw rubies with a prayer wrapped around them on the right, some Sekhmet specific D&D miniatures, and a perfume decanter filled with scented pomegranate oil! The cloth isn't much of an altar cloth but it's what I have at the moment.

[forceyourway]

Tree of Life Shadow Work Challenge

Day Ten: “What aspects of my religious background might I benefit from taking into consideration?”

(Using Loki’s tarot deck, “The Raven’s Prophecy Tarot”) So I had every day pre-drawn, so I don’t repeat cards or anything, but I seem to have accidentally deleted the picture of all the cards. I guess I’ll be drawing day-by-day now. Expect repeats and sudden multiple-card spreads.

Seven of Cups - This is about wishful thinking and temptation; multiple paths lie ahead, but some of them are only imagined. This doesn’t refer to Christianity, but to where I am right now. “My religious background” can easily be replaced with “fate,” for clarity. I have been thinking a lot lately about this Shadow Work, and in some ways, it has done less for me than I would have thought. I’m pretty sure I know where I’m going right now, but what if I’m wrong? If I’m wrong, my whole world comes crashing down. I won’t be able to see myself in the future. It’s scary. I need to start thinking of a “Plan B,” just in case/ The Seven of Cups is also a warning that I not choose instant gratification before what I need.

Religion - Belief, Ideals, Morality

Reflect on your religious background. How devoted to religious and/or spiritual practices were you/was your family? What sort of ideals were upheld? What was considered right and wrong? What was the underlying theme that accompanied the concept of religion for you– how did it make you feel? Did you find it comforting, assuring, manipulative, foolhardy? How did your religious background make you feel as a person? How have these factors impacted how you experience religion now?

I was raised Catholic. We didn’t practice much, but every now and then there would be church, and I’ve gone to Sunday school and a religious summer camp sort of thing, and been enrolled in Catholic schools twice. Also, my great-uncle was a priest. So religion was a thing, even if it wasn’t a thing. My parents were not very religious, but religious enough that anyone non-Catholic (or even non-Christian) was to be viewed with extreme suspicion, and they were big on sin. My dad in particular would reference the Ten Commandments a lot, especially “Honor Thy Father and Mother,” which I took as bullshit. My parents are abusive, and I wanted nothing to do with any god who would make me okay with that. The other points I questioned I will make bullet-points for, because otherwise this will get very long and jump all over the place:

Baptism - I didn’t like the concept of baptism, because it is very often done when one is a baby, so they can hardly consent to the procedure. I didn’t like that I had been baptized in a faith I wanted nothing to do with. Recently, I was invited to attend my friend’s (baby’s?) Christening, and I did, for my friend, and for the child. I was really surprised by how many “vows” were being made, and without the consent of the child. I don’t even like the idea of pushing religious books/media/etc. on children, because I think it’s done with the intention of conversion. But now, being Kemetic, and loving being Kemetic, I would love to have a Kemetic child. I can see their room, with plush jackals and Weegyptians and dolls made to look like the gods, and I love it. “Baby’s First Shrine.” And I’m writing Baby Pagan books! I’m starting to understand the appeal of things like Baptism and having religiously-themed children’s stuff; it’s going to be hard to keep myself from pushing my faith onto my children. I’ll continue to practice my faith around them, but refrain as much as possible from trying to coerce conversion. KO has a thing called Rootnaming, where your child can receive a name within the faith, a sort of pre-Shemsu name. It seems common to do Rootnaming after the birth of a child, and I really want to, but I’m gonna try to hold out until they’re old enough to say “I wanna get Rootnamed.”

Confession - I was always very uncomfortable with confession, because I didn’t want to acknowledge my sins, nevermind announce them to someone else. I was always meek and mumbling and “Well, you know, stuff” in Confession. I suppose I also found it a bit strange that Confession was supposed to sort of absolve your sins, because some sins are very big and very impactful, and I don’t see how saying 5 “Hail Mary”s can negate that. I kind of like the idea of Confession, because I can see value in admitting one’s faults. Acknowledgement leads to change, and change leads to growth. But I don’t think it should ever be mandatory. That sort of defeats the purpose, doesn’t it?

Original Sin - I never liked the concept of Original Sin; I thought it was unfair that everyone should start out in life with the chips stacked against them, because someone else did something bad. I also found the idea of condemning unbaptized babies to Hell - or even Purgatory - extremely disturbing, because you don’t get more innocent than that.

The concept of Hell - I was confused about Hell, because I was always told that when people did bad things, that’s where they’d go. But Hell was supposed to be eternal torment, and if God really does love everyone, how could Hell exist? I was terrified of going to Hell, and my mother was always pushing that idea on me. I had - and have - nightmares about it still. And if people were punished for doing bad things, when bad things happened to me, I must have deserved it. It took a long time to shake off that feeling of guilt, because my life is unusually chaotic, and peppered with constant disaster. Meeting my gods really helped me kick this way of thinking, because I can see themselves in me. I can understand why I’m constantly sucked into conflict, and from that, I will grow.

"Let he without sin cast the first stone” - My dad would bring this out if he was ever accused of doing something wrong, or if he was defending someone else when they did something wrong. It seems to me just a convenient way of blame-shifting, for the purpose of deescalating conflict, and so he doesn’t need to look at himself. Seems like a fancy way to say “No, you!”

[dragonskeepstore]

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[idi-the-noof]

Update on Intrusive God Thoughts/my husband

My husband had a psychotic episode and threw most of our bedroom, including about 70% of my egyptian statues, jewelry from my dresser and all the bed clothes out the bedroom window then went screaming naked down the street, threw a phone into the deep fryer of the Chinese restaurant, something to do with knocking things over at the store next to it before the state troopers got him. My house is trashed. I’m at the er. They gave him anti psychosis meds and he’s asleep. We are waiting for the behavior health people to get here. At that point I’m advocating for in patients care. My paypal is aud.traher@gmail.com We are broke, so much of my house is trashed. I could use help, someone to chat with, with anything. I’m alone and trying to stay calm. My roommate is at home trying to clean up.and take care of the cats. My amun-ra statue is destroyed So is much of my weegyptians My mini set is gone My rock salt lamp Amenirdis statue So so much. He doesn't remember anything or why he did it. Please pray or send good thoughts Netjer heal and preserve us. Give me strength

[dragonskeepstore]

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