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Kemetic:     more books (37)

The Philosophy of Maat Kemetic-Soulism Exposes the Diabolical System of Global European Imperialism by Maaxeru Tep, 2002-01-01 The Best of the Kemetic Voice (Volume I) by Leon C. (editor) Harris, 2007-01-01 The Battle for Kemet: Critical Essays on Ancient Egypt by Charles A. Grantham, 2003-01 The Irritated Genie by Jacob H. Carruthers, 1986-06 Mysticism of the Har Khebi Sarcophagus: Ancient Egyptian Secrets to the Awakening of the Human Soul by Khepera Ankh, 2007-02-01 Afrikan Cosmology of Kemet The Golden Sun Egg Uncracked The NU 'N' Word by Dr Terri Nelson, 2009-09-09 From the soul of a poet by Leroy T Brady, 1995 Traditional Egyptian Wisdom: The Sacred Path to Liberation by Khepera Ankh, 2008-12-01 Concertos on Market Street: Poems by Jesus Papoleto Melendez, 1993 The irritated genie: An essay on the Haitian Revolution by Jacob H. Carruthers, 1985 Rhythmic African Spirituality in Sports, Dance, Music and Art by Jr. William F Gunn, 2006-11-20 Science and oppression by Jacob H Carruthers, 1991 War on the Horizon - Black Resistance to the white-sex Assault by The Irritated Genie of Soufeese, 2005 Arat Sekhem: The Ancient Egyptian Mystery Meditation for Transcendence by Khepera Ankh, 2007-10-01

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21. Slide Show For Album :: Kemetic New Year 2002
    kemetic New Year 2002. Gallery House of Netjer Photo Gallery Album kemeticNew Year 2002, Slide Show, not working for you? try the lowtech,  
    http://www.netjer.org/newgallery/slideshow.php?set_albumName=newyear2002

22. KEMETIC PAGE
    kemetic RESOURCES FOR STUDYING AND LEARNING ABOUT THE LEGACY kemetic SUNS kemeticSuns is a hip hop collaboration. kemetic Pyramid Kit GRADES K-12 PROJECT.  
    http://www.eyeofatum.com/KEMETIC PAGE.htm
    
    Extractions: Hetapu! K EMETIC RESOURCES FOR STUDYING AND LEARNING ABOUT THE LEGACY KEMETIC SUNS Kemetic Suns is a hip hop collaboration Kemetic Pyramid Kit GRADES K-12 PROJECT INSTITUTE OF KARMIC GUIDANCE Khamitc organization, Study group KEMETIC MARTIAL ARTS KUPIGANA NGUMI KEMETIC YOGA AN ANCIENT ART FOR MODERN LIVING BLACK YOGA TEACHERS NICOLE'S EGYPT PAGE ... PERT EM HERU THE B OOK OF COMING FORTH BY DAY TO NIGHT ALSO KNOWN AS THE EGYPTIAN BOOK OF THE DEAD THESE WERE THE BOOKS FOUND BURIED WITH THE DEAD Welcome and enjoy reading and studying the African Holy Book. The Sesh of Annui - Annui means the first people. These are wth writings of the first people.

23. KEMETPAGE
    CLICK HERE kemetic RESOURCES FOR THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN STUDYINGAND LEARNING ABOUT THE LEGACY kemetic KOMMUNITY RESOURCES  
    http://www.eyeofatum.com/KEMETPAGE.htm

24. Medea's Chariot Kemetic Faiths
    TechnoPaganism Wicca kemetic Faiths. kemetic faith is a reconstructionof ancient Egyptian beliefs and practices into a modernized form. The  
    http://www.medeaschariot.com/kemetic/

25. Beliefnet.com
    kemetic Religions, view by date. fides_sperare_ 15, 1/22/03 905 PM. kemetic Orthodox,Raymondo, 26, 1/16/03 750 AM.  
    http://www.beliefnet.com/boards/discussion_list.asp?boardID=4615

26. Beliefnet.com
    Home Community Discussions African Religions Challenge Critique kemeticReligions. Intermediaries? kemetic rollthe8ball, 10, 11/4/02 1117 PM.  
    http://www.beliefnet.com/boards/discussion_list.asp?boardID=46514

27. Kemetic Religion
    kemetic Guide picks. The kemetic faith is the modern practice of thereligion of ancient Egypt. Egyptian Pantheon Sites with information  
    http://paganwiccan.about.com/cs/kemetic/

28. KEMETIC RELIGION
    ABOUT kemetic RELIGION. Em hotep! In peace! Padineba'a, my kemeticname, means He who is Given by the Great God . This 'Great  
    http://www.geocities.com/hclasalle/PADI.html
    
    Extractions: Em hotep! - In peace! Padineba'a , my Kemetic name, means "He who is Given by the Great God". This 'Great God' is Amun-Ra, my father(s) in Kemetic religion. I was blessed with the gift of this name by the Nisut AUS of the Kemetic Orthodox faith, as a birthday gift in December of the year 2000. (Right) The name of my Lord, Amun-Ra, in Kemetic script. My religion is the modern rebirth of the faith that was practiced for thousands of years in the land that we now call Egypt. Kemetic means "the Black Land", and it is the name by which ancient Egyptians refered to their land. Among the modern traditions that seek to revive this ancient faith, Kemetic Orthodoxy is the most conservative one, and it is very true to the original form of religion practiced in Kemet. It is *not* a New Age or eclectic religion, as Kemeticism was very much concerned with safeguarding the status quo and with stability and order! Kemetic religion has much in common with the worship of deities, and the theology of Hinduism. The parallels are many. This is perhaps due to the fact that both are among the religions that worship God in many names and forms that have flourished and evolved consistently for thousands of years. Kemetic Shemsu (=followers) believe in the One True God (Netjer), who manifests itself through many Names (the Netjeru, plural of Netjer). These Names of Netjer have their distinct personalities, likes and dislikes, qualities and ways in which they manifest that are peculiar to each. They are not merely 'god of mummies', 'god of rebellion', 'goddess of love, or motherhood', etc. They are much more complex than that. There is much information about Kemetic Orthodoxy and the Names of Netjer online. I would encourage anyone interested in learning more about Kemetic Orthodoxy to take a look at the

29. KEMETIC DEVOTIONAL POETRY
    kemetic DEVOTIONAL POETRY. Em hotep! In peace! Excerpts from a Hymnto the Nile Flood. I. May your countenance shine on us, Hapy, god  
    http://www.geocities.com/hclasalle/HapiPoems.html

30. COLOR: Kemetic Pyramid Kit
    kemetic Pyramid Kit. Grade Level K 12. Estimated Time 4 hours. kemeticart and architecture was directly related to its functional intent.  
    http://www.saxakali.com/COLOR_ASP/kemetic.htm
    
    Extractions: Kemetic Pyramid Kit Grade Level: K - 12 Estimated Time: 4 hours Student Learning Outcomes: Background Information: Egypt, called Kemet (KMT) by the Africans, was a Black nation. The unification of Upper and Lower Kemet into one nation began the Dynastic era of Kemet. In the first 1,000 years of Dynastic Kemet during the first six Dynasties, most of the pyramids were built. Imhotep, a genius, designed the first pyramid for King Djoser as his burial place. Pyramids are symbols of life, perfection, knowledge, and communal effort. The largest pyramid of all is the "Great Pyramid" at Giza, built for King Khufu. The Great Pyramid contains over 2.3 million limestones, each as large as 10-15 tons. Limestone, a self cleaning stone, was used to build most of the pyramids. Kemetic art and architecture was directly related to its functional intent. Robert and Deborah Lawlor, translators for author Schwaller de Lubicz, state:

31. Isis, The Kemetic Aset
    (This site is under reediting and some links may not work) The kemetic Aset. I willfrom now on use the kemetic Name of Aset instead of the Greek name Isis.  
    http://www.philae.nu/akhet/KemAset.html
    
    Extractions: Image source: my own postcard of statue bought at the Louvren, Origin The Name of Aset Great of Heka Mortuary Deity ... Aset in the Late Period Isis, or Aset, as the original, ancient Egyptian name seem to have been, goes far back into history. I will from now on use the Kemetic Name of Aset instead of the Greek name Isis. Aset, or Ay-see as it is believed to have been, is written with the hieroglyph for "throne" or "seat". This indicates that She was seen as the one Who supported the king and from which he rose. She was the King-maker. This was the case in early African cultures and is still to some degree today. So Aset can be taken to mean "The Seat/Throne" of the king. Thereby she was the King´s symbolical mother and as such of special significance to him, but in these early days she was not a mother goddess whom everyone turned to.

32. Aset, Isis; The Kemetic Aset
    Isis, or Aset, as the original, ancient Egyptian name was, goes far back into history.Iwill here use the kemetic original name of Aset instead of the Greek  
    http://www.philae.nu/philae/kemeticAset.html
    
    Extractions: Release me from all things bad and evil. Difference Aset-Isis - Origin The Name of Aset Great of Heka Mortuary Deity ... Aset in the Late Period ISIS or her more ancient Egyptian name ASET , seems like two different deities if you take a closer look. When the worship of ISIS rose in Greek and Roman days, ASET had already been forgotten for hundreds of years, at this time only a small group of priests still knew how to read the hieroglyphs of the temple walls. The Greek and Roman way of superimposing their cultural values on Egyptian culture affected the interpretation of the original ASET , depriving her of her Egyptian origin and turning her into Roman deity. The most outstanding difference between them is in my opinion the fierceness of Aset which we can find in the myths, along with her role as a funerary deity. This is not so with Isis who is a much more benevolent and one-size-fits-all kind of a deity.

33. Per Ankh: What Is The Kemetic Religion
    What is the kemetic Religion? There are different groups that fall intowhat is considered the kemetic religion. The kemetic Religion.  
    http://www.per-ankh.org/define.html
    
    Extractions: Home About Us Who We are and Our Purpose What is the Kemetic religion? Principles of Ma'at Code of Ethics Member Temples Membership ... Contact Us What is the Kemetic Religion? There are different groups that fall into what is considered the Kemetic religion. We refer to our particular faith tradition as the traditional religion of Ancient Egypt. The Per Ankh sisterhood of temples and its web sites reflect this faith tradition. There are different views of what exactly is the Kemetic religion. The following is from the understanding of the Per Ankh temple. The Kemetic Religion As the Ancient Egyptian religion is one of the traditional religions of Africa. we share with these great faiths the style and approach to religious experience, rituals, and life. However, as the historical continuity with our ancestors has been broken, we share with reconstructionist religions in utilizing scholarly methods to re-create the structures, rites, and practices; our aim is to literally preserve rituals as fully as possible. While trying to keep our religion as closely to the religion of Ancient Egypt, we use methods of religious studies, philosophy, and theology to apply what we have learned to contemporary times.

34. About Tawy House Kemetic Orthodox Retreat Center
    A kemetic Orthodox Retreat and Conference Center located in southwesternMichigan. Information and history about the Tawy House  
    http://www.tawyhouse.org/about.html
    
    Extractions: About Tawy House Tawy House, a Kemetic Orthodox retreat and conference center situated on approximately 2.5 wooded and semi-wooded acres, is located in the beautiful Harbor Country region of Southwest Michigan, approximately 80 miles east of downtown Chicago. Only a few miles from the Lake Michigan shore, Tawy House provides a quiet place to worship and contemplate Netjer away from civilization. A number of shrines and altars on the grounds are being constructed for the use of the faithful and the delight of our honored guests. The three-bedroom house currently located on the land also has the distinction of having served as the childhood home of Her Holiness, Nisut Hekatawy I, spiritual leader of the Kemetic Orthodox Faith.

35. Kemetic Tradition In Pagan And Witchcraft Directory
    kemetic. Per Sekhmet PerSekhmet is a place dedicated to help learning more aboutthe kemetic religion the spirituality and belief systems of Ancient Egypt.  
    http://www.branwenscauldron.com/resources/kemetic.html
    
    Extractions: Witchcraft, Wicca, Pagan and Occult Resources Akhenaten Fellowship - Dedicated to restoring Atenism as a major world religion and reestablishing God's Kingdom on Earth. Akhentef's World - Lots of information dealing with the Gods and Goddesses of the Netjer. Also general information regarding Paganism. Akhet Hwt-Hrw - A Temple of Ancient Egyptian Religion dedicated to the Egyptian Goddess Hwt-Hrw (Hathor). The pages listed here give information about the religion and culture of Ancient Egypt, Akhet as both a temple and school, as well as listing some of the many services offered by Akhet. Ancient Egyptian Virtual Temple - The boat is docked and waiting to take you on your journey to explore the realm known as ancient Egypt or Kemet as it was known to the Egyptians themselves. According to these ancient people, Egypt was not just an earthly locality, but in fact a reflection of heaven itself. To them, the world, the universe and man mirrored each other. House of Netjer - Kemetic Orthodox temple dedicated to the restoration of the authentic ancient Egyptian religion, through the study of source texts and Egyptological research. Isis Moon Temple - A working temple of the Goddess Isis, with other information on other Gods and Goddesses of ancient Egypt.

36. Kemetic Records - Allrecordlabels.com
    Label Information. Name kemetic Records. City Atlanta. Update Your Site InformationHere. Browse kemetic Records at Label Site Tower Records CDUniverse.  
    http://www.allrecordlabels.com/db/0/4420.html

37. The Kemetic Religion
    The kemetic Religion. The kemetic people were said by the Greek historianHerodotus to have been the most religious people in the world.  
    http://www.meta-religion.com/World_Religions/kemetic_religion.htm
    
    Extractions: From: http://www.hethert.org/ and http://www.kemet.org/ The Kemetic people were said by the Greek historian Herodotus to have been the most religious people in the world. They did not even have a special word for "religion," because for them it was an intrinsic part of their lives, not something to be done a couple of times a year or even just once a week. Homes had shrines in a place of honor, and prayers and offerings were left there on a daily basis. Ancestral busts or stelae were set up in niches in the walls, where prayers and offerings were also given to deceased relatives who watched over their descendants with love. Community festivals honored the Appearance of God, when the temple icon was taken in procession, and visits were often made to cemeteries to honor the blessed dead. As in other African indigenous religions, the Kemetic people understood the idea of a Parent Name. This was one of the aspects of Netjer which had chosen that person at birth, had spoken the person into existence and given that person a soul. This Parent Name watches over and guides a person's life, and all people on earth have a Parent Name, regardless of their religion. In Ancient Kemet, a person was most probably divined at birth to determine the Parent Name. This can be seen in the theophoric names (those containing the name of a deity) that were so common in Ancient Egypt, such as Ptahhotep ("Ptah is pleased") or Sat-Hathor-Iunet ("The Daughter of Hathor of Dendera").

38. UT - MENIC: Society And Culture: Religion And Spirituality: Paganism: Kemetic
    http://inic.utexas.edu/menic/Society_and_Culture/Religion_and_Spirituality/Pagan

39. Kemetic Art
    kemetic Art. Return to Main Page. One of like. I collect replicasof kemetic painting, statuary, jewelry, and other art forms. In  
    http://pharaoh_ramesses.tripod.com/art.htm
    
    Extractions: Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Kemetic Art Return to Main Page One of the many methods used by the Kemetics, ancient and modern, to express their devotion to Netjer is art. Art in the form of painting, sculpture, jewelry, and architecture is used not only to beautify but to honor a particular Name of Netjer or portray Kemetic ideals. The act of personally creating an item and the thought that went into it are just as important as what the item looks like. I collect replicas of Kemetic painting, statuary, jewelry, and other art forms. In addition, I have made original images of several Netjeru using the computer and some replicas of ancient jewelry and ritual tools. Below are several examples along with a brief explanation. All of the images are original and based on ancient sources with some modern interpretation. Some Notes and Comments Names of various Netjeru are given in their original Kemetic version, the commonly known Greek translations are given in parenthesis once to clarification. A complete list of these Kemetic names can be found at the House of Netjer web site or in many books about Egyptian mythology. These pictures are property of Harold Bailey, please get permission if you wish to use them on your web pages. I don't mind sharing them, just let me know ahead of time. Thanks.

40. Imhotep
    The ideals of kemetic life, governed by the principal of Maat, can offera great deal to modern society. Finally, there is an inherent  
    http://pharaoh_ramesses.tripod.com/kemetic_page_1.htm
    
    Extractions: Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Yashu senu's Realm Welcome and Em Hotep One of the most beautiful and sophisticated cultures of history is that of the ancient Egyptians, or Kemetics as they called themselves. Behind the spectacular monuments and exotic artifacts surviving in museums today is a culture, religion, and way of life that is as valid today as it was thousands of years ago. The religion of Kemet is still alive today amongst devoted followers of Netjer, the Supreme God of Kemet. The ideals of Kemetic life, governed by the principal of Maat, can offer a great deal to modern society. Finally, there is an inherent beauty and attraction to Kemetic things. The art and symbols of Kemet are becoming ever more popular. As a modern follower of the Kemetic religion and culture, I am proud to share some of my own research, thoughts, and creative work relating to my pathway. The more knowledge that is shared about this great culture, the stronger it becomes and the more accepted it will be. I began researching and choose to follow the Kemetic religion in some fashion years ago and recently became a member of the House of Netjer, a modern temple devoted to the restoration of the Kemetic religion as a living, practiced faith. I have recently made the formal commitment to follow the Kemetic religion and underwent the rites of Shemsuhood, in which I received my name Yashu-senu and found my Parent Names, Tehuti and Asar . This marks the transition of my interest in Kemet from a serious hobby and spiritual interest to a true life-long devotion. Below are links to more information about the House of Netjer and my experiences with the reconstructed Kemetic culture and religion:

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