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Pendants we just got in today
08/05/2025

Pendants we just got in today

Good morning and a Blessed Wep Ronpet to everyone! Wep Ronpet is the Ancient Egyptian New Year when we celebrate the com...
08/05/2025

Good morning and a Blessed Wep Ronpet to everyone! Wep Ronpet is the Ancient Egyptian New Year when we celebrate the coming harvest, and the hope that the coming year will be brighter than the last. This celebration coincides with the rising of the Nile and the Helical Rising of the star, Sirius.

Now is the time to let go of the past, cleansing and getting organized.

Hail to you, Ra, as you rise anew!
Your light breaks through the darkness—
Burning away the dregs of the old year.

The First Time rises again.
As it was in the beginning,
So it shall be now.

By all that is good and holy, a new year begins.
May it be good. May it be pure.
May it be full of life.

Today we are at the Fifth of the Epagomenal Days which leads to the Helical Rising of the Star, Sirius and the Egyptian ...
08/04/2025

Today we are at the Fifth of the Epagomenal Days which leads to the Helical Rising of the Star, Sirius and the Egyptian New Year. This day celebrates today's deity, Nepthys or Nebet-Het.

Nepthys is the sister of Isis and wife of the god, Set. Her name means "Lady of the House." The House meaning the Heavens themselves and is concerned with borders. Perhaps her most famous image is the statue, making her one of the golden guardian goddesses that were found in the tomb of the boy King,TutankhAmun.

Her birthday was not necessarily considered 'lucky' in terms of the dangers of the night, when we pass so close to Apep, the serpent of chaos and uncreation. Charms were made on this day to protect from those dangers, including one that consisted of a strip of virgin linen upon which the images of 12 gods and their blessings. The linen strip was then tied in 12 knots, offered with bread, beer, and incense in order to protect the wearer from the danger of this night.

Not to fear, however, upon the rising sun of Wep Renpet, or the Egyptian new year, there was much feasting, joy, celebration and thanksgiving.

Some slab peices we got in.
08/03/2025

Some slab peices we got in.

Today is the Fourth Epagomenal Day leading up to Wep Ronpet or Egyptian New Year. Today marks the birthday of the Goddes...
08/03/2025

Today is the Fourth Epagomenal Day leading up to Wep Ronpet or Egyptian New Year. Today marks the birthday of the Goddess Isis. The fourth child of Geb and Nut. Isis is also known as Aset or Iset. She is considered the Great Mother Goddess, Queen of Magic, and the Great Lady of Ten Thousand Names. Isis is worshiped the world over and is known for her compassion, her unwavering protection, healing, magical wisdom, and her role as mother, mourner, and throne of power.

You can honor Isis by wearing the color blue, lighting a white, lapis blue, or gold candle. You can also offer sandalwood, frankincense, myrrh or jasmine incense.

This image of Isis is by Clive Barrett, creator of the “Ancient Egyptian Tarot.”

Here is a prayer to Isis, adapted from several ancient texts:

Hail to you, Isis,
Lady of the Moon and the River,
She Who Knows the Names of All Things.
You are the throne that upholds the king,
The mother who brings life from the dead,
The weaver of spells,
The healer of wounds,
The Queen whose love does not die.
You searched the world for your beloved,
And from your tears rose the Nile.
You spoke the secret name,
You raised the child Horus to victory.
Great of heart, Great of magic,
Come into my life with your shining wings.
Wrap me in your linen of protection.
Breathe your blessings upon my home.
Teach me wisdom that endures.
Teach me love that sees beyond the veil.
I offer you my devotion,
I speak your names with reverence:
Aset, Wise One, She of the Throne,
Mother of the Sun, Star of the Sea.
Be with me in times of joy,
Be with me in times of grief.
Isis of the Green Earth,
Lady of Healing Words—
Bless my path,
And lift my spirit toward truth.

Just some of the new stuff we just got in! Come check it all out! Hope to see everyone next weekend ☺️ ...
08/02/2025

Just some of the new stuff we just got in! Come check it all out! Hope to see everyone next weekend ☺️

We are expanding! The whole left side (original store) is now retail, and the classrooms have now moved to the right sid...
08/02/2025

We are expanding! The whole left side (original store) is now retail, and the classrooms have now moved to the right side of the building (where La Bella originally was)! We will have vendors, a palm reader, and MORE! Come on out and celebrate with us!

Today marks Day Three of the Epagomenal Days and the birthday of the god Set. Set, like the previous days’ deities, is t...
08/02/2025

Today marks Day Three of the Epagomenal Days and the birthday of the god Set. Set, like the previous days’ deities, is the son of the god of the earth, Geb, and the goddess of the sky, Nut.

Set, also known as Sutekh, or Seth, is known as a powerful, yet chaotic deity and is represented by the red desert sands. Among his titles are “He before Whom the Sky Shakes” and The Mighty One Who turns evil away at every sunrise.

According to Egyptian legend, Set was the only among the gods who had the strength to turn away the Serpent of Uncreation, Apep (Apophis) who threatened to devour Ra and all of Creation. Modern day Egyptian Pagans will often look at a red sunrise sand thank Set for his strength so that Ra could rise again and bring forth another day. Contrary to popular belief, Set is not the Ancient Egyptian equivalent to the monotheistic idea of 'Satan'. He is a powerful ally to call upon when incredible strength is required in any given situation.

Ancient Prayer to Set

Hail to you, Set of the Storm!
You who stride through the burning sands,
Whose voice cracks like thunder,
Whose breath stirs the whirlwind.
Fierce one, force of disruption and rebirth,
Shatterer of lies, breaker of chains—
You who stand in the prow of Ra’s boat,
Driving back the serpent of chaos!
You are the Red One, the Strong One,
Son of Nut and Geb,
Brother to Osiris, yet beyond judgment.
When all is lost, you endure.
When the world falters, you rise.
O Set, grant me the fire to stand tall in adversity.
Lend me your weapon of will—
That I may pierce illusion,
And walk unafraid through turmoil.
Guard me when the path turns rough,
When I wander through desert winds and shadow.
Teach me your cunning,
Let your chaos be my catalyst,
And your storm become my strength.
I honor you, Son of the Sky.
I do not fear you—
I recognize you.
Hail Set, Lord of Power.
May your presence walk beside me,
In the silence, in the storm,
In every bold act of survival.

These are just a few of a book collection we just got in stock
08/01/2025

These are just a few of a book collection we just got in stock

Today’s Deity of the Day is Heru-Wer or Horus the Elder. His birthday marks the second day of the Epagomenal or Interca...
08/01/2025

Today’s Deity of the Day is Heru-Wer or Horus the Elder. His birthday marks the second day of the Epagomenal or Intercalary Days for the Ancient Egyptian New Year or Wep Ronpet.

Horus the Elder was depicted as a man with a falcon head, most often with the double crown or a solar disk on his head, carrying the was sceptre of power. He can sometimes appear with a leonine head or as a falcon-headed sphinx.

Heru Wer is not to be confused with Heru Sa Aset (Horus, son of Isis) or Horus the Younger. There are lots of Falconidae deities in the Egyptian pantheon, and it’s easy to become confused. Horus the Elder is the consort of Hathor. He was revered for his prowess in battle, protective nature of his followers and is primordial in nature.

Adapted from Pyramid and Coffin Texts, ca. 2400–2000 BCE Artwork by Jeff Dahl through Wikimedia Creative Commons

“Hail to you, Horus the Elder,
Falcon of the Heights,
Guardian of your Father Osiris,
Son of Truth, Born of the Great Cow!
You who rise on the horizon with the shining sun-disk,
Your eyes pierce the shadows,
Your wings shelter the just.
You are the avenger of your father,
The protector of Ma’at,
The smiter of chaos.
Let your strong arm defend me,
Let your bright eye see me,
Let your voice speak my name before the gods.
I come to you in reverence, O Great Falcon,
Lord of the sky,
Heir of eternity.
Make my path firm beneath me,
My words sharp like your talon,
My heart pure as the lotus.
Guide me in truth,
And lift me upon your wing
That I may dwell in peace,
In the light of Ra,
Forever and ever.”
Today would be an excellent day to do ritual work for clarity, strength and justice by honoring Horus the Elder.

Facing east, light a white, gold, or sky blue candle. You may offer incense such as frankincense, myrrh, sandalwood or any other scent you may have on hand when offering the below prayer:

“Hail to you, Horus the Elder,
Falcon who flies beyond the sun,
Son of divine justice,
Avenger of wrongs, Upholder of truth.
May your eye shine within me,
Piercing the fog of doubt and fear.
May your wings shield me from harm,
And your talons drive away deceit.
Teach me to see as you see—
Far, wide, and clear.
Teach me to act with courage,
Swift and precise as your flight.
I ask your strength to protect me,
Your wisdom to guide me,
Your fire to awaken me.
Horus the Elder,
Let your light dwell in my heart,
And let my path be strong beneath your gaze.
I walk in Ma’at.
I walk in truth.
I walk with you.
Eye of Horus, open and clear, guide me now, drive out fear.
Horus the Elder, great of strength and keen of sight,
I thank you for your presence and protection.
May your eye watch over me,
May your wings carry me forward.
Go in peace and power,
And remain ever in my heart.”

Good Morning! Today's Deity of the Day comes to us for a very special reason.We are entering the time of year, leading ...
07/31/2025

Good Morning! Today's Deity of the Day comes to us for a very special reason.

We are entering the time of year, leading up to the Helical Rising of the star, Sirius. The days leading up to this event was marked by the Ancient Egyptians as being the birthdays of the Gods, Osiris, Horus the Elder, Set, Isis, and Nepthys. These days were known as the Epagomenal Days and were not officially "days" upon their calendar year and was a time of recalibration of their calendar and preparation for the year ahead.

Modern practitioners of the Ancient Egyptian or Kemetic Religion also celebrate these intercalary days which leads up to the day of the rising of Sirius, known as Wep Ronpet. That day is Ancient Egyptian Equivalent of New Years Day and was celebrated much like we celebrate Christmas or Yuletide with celebration, feasting and gift giving.

For 2025, we will be celebrating the festival of Wep Ronpet on August 5th.

Today is the birthday of the god, Osiris. He was the eldest of the five gods. The prayer below comes from an inscription in the Late Period in the Prt m Hru or Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead. The Illustration is by Jeff Dahl, made available through Wikimedia Creative Commons.

“Hail to thee, Osiris, Lord of Eternity,
King of the Gods,
whose names are manifold,
whose forms are holy,
thou being of hidden form in the temples,
whose Ka is holy.
Thou art the governor of Tattu,
and the mighty one in Sekhem.
Thou art the Lord of the Holy Land,
Thou art the beneficent one, the mighty one of valor,
Thou art the chief of the divine food,
the governor of spirits,
the lord of the divine house.
Thou art he to whom praises are offered in the southern sky,
and adorations in the northern sky.
The stars praise thee,
the great gods fear thee,
and the spirits of the dead live through thee.
Hail, thou whose heart swells with joy,
who bringeth peace to the Two Lands.
Osiris, everlasting Lord,
ruler of eternity,
all beings are in thy hand,
all things are at thy command.”

Happy Birthday, Osiris!

07/30/2025

Our beloved Buddha fountain has returned! ❤

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