Original post: ava_callahan
I have had some minor "visits" from Set. I have dreamt of him on several occassions and I evoked him once. I also found him reasonably friendly and personable... I feel funny calling a God "personable", but I never bought into the "Set's a bad dude" school of thought. I have always favoured the idea of him being a generally benefic Deity. I always have felt that the rise of the Osiris cult had done naught but serve to "demonise" Set, which is unfair. Like all Deities regardless of pantheon, you should always have a healthy sense of respect, boundaries and reverence. It is what They command and deserve.
I've never feared Set or Inepw or even a "benefic" deity like Bastet, I believe that all Deities are capable of malevolence if you are disrespectful and piss them off... Some are just more tolerant than others. I really don't think Set deserves a bad rap. He serves a very necessary purpose... After all where would Ra be without him?
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[QUOTE=Jackulwulf]Has anyone ever summoned Anubis into their dreams, or been visited by him? I am greatly interested in knowing how one could meet him.[/QUOTE]
Met Anubis,Set,Sekhmet,and Ra on diffrent occasions,odd thing is I don't particularly practice Egyptian majick.
[QUOTE=Jackulwulf]Has anyone ever summoned Anubis into their dreams, or been visited by him? I am greatly interested in knowing how one could meet him.[/QUOTE]
Met Anubis,Set,Sekhmet,and Ra on diffrent occasions,odd thing is I don't particularly practice Egyptian majick.
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Original post: shinotenshi
[QUOTE=GeNoCyDe]Met Anubis,Set,Sekhmet,and Ra on diffrent occasions,odd thing is I don't particularly practice Egyptian majick.[/QUOTE]
That's okay. You don't have to practice it to meet the gods.
[QUOTE=GeNoCyDe]Met Anubis,Set,Sekhmet,and Ra on diffrent occasions,odd thing is I don't particularly practice Egyptian majick.[/QUOTE]
That's okay. You don't have to practice it to meet the gods.
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Original post: Set-Ma'at
When Set is around, you'll definitely know because there is a strong feeling of pressure around you, like the air has become really heavy and is crushing you. This often manifests as physical symptoms, with things like the walls creaking, your ears popping, and other signs of intense air pressure shifts (One time when He appeared at my old apartment the air pressure shift was so intense that it actually broke two of my ceiling tiles in half!).
Runa Dragon and I once Invoked Him while in the woods at a campfire at night, and boy did He make a dramatic entrance that night. It was a calm night, no wind or anything, and as soon as I finished the Invocation, we started hearing a wierd sound coming towards us. Turns out it was a really, really Powerful blast of wind that swept through the forest and stopped when it reached us. He then blasted into my body with such force that I almost fell over.
Sometimes, though not always, there will be a very Powerful tonal frequency/Vibration that is unmistakeable. It's exactly like the "Wah Wahs" from Nitrous Oxide, and the background Vibration on different Brainwave CD's. In fact, Set has told me before that the sound frequency that people hear when doing Nitrous in a silent room is the sound of His Energy, similar to how the PHI ratio is a manifestation of His Energy.
One thing I should warn you of, though, is that Black Magick is dangerous. After Set manifests for you, your life will often be put into some sort of emotional and physical upheaval. He's there with the purpose of Initiating you. Set only appears to those that HE feels are on the brink of Enlightenment/Endarkenment. Set is also the personification of the process of Change, and He Initiates people by testing them. These tests are rarely pleasant, and often involve a lot of chaos, confusion, and delusion (There's a reason that Set is known as the God of Confusion).
When Set is around, you'll definitely know because there is a strong feeling of pressure around you, like the air has become really heavy and is crushing you. This often manifests as physical symptoms, with things like the walls creaking, your ears popping, and other signs of intense air pressure shifts (One time when He appeared at my old apartment the air pressure shift was so intense that it actually broke two of my ceiling tiles in half!).
Runa Dragon and I once Invoked Him while in the woods at a campfire at night, and boy did He make a dramatic entrance that night. It was a calm night, no wind or anything, and as soon as I finished the Invocation, we started hearing a wierd sound coming towards us. Turns out it was a really, really Powerful blast of wind that swept through the forest and stopped when it reached us. He then blasted into my body with such force that I almost fell over.
Sometimes, though not always, there will be a very Powerful tonal frequency/Vibration that is unmistakeable. It's exactly like the "Wah Wahs" from Nitrous Oxide, and the background Vibration on different Brainwave CD's. In fact, Set has told me before that the sound frequency that people hear when doing Nitrous in a silent room is the sound of His Energy, similar to how the PHI ratio is a manifestation of His Energy.
One thing I should warn you of, though, is that Black Magick is dangerous. After Set manifests for you, your life will often be put into some sort of emotional and physical upheaval. He's there with the purpose of Initiating you. Set only appears to those that HE feels are on the brink of Enlightenment/Endarkenment. Set is also the personification of the process of Change, and He Initiates people by testing them. These tests are rarely pleasant, and often involve a lot of chaos, confusion, and delusion (There's a reason that Set is known as the God of Confusion).
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[QUOTE=Set-Ma'at]One thing I should warn you of, though, is that Black Magick is dangerous. After Set manifests for you, your life will often be put into some sort of emotional and physical upheaval. He's there with the purpose of Initiating you. Set only appears to those that HE feels are on the brink of Enlightenment/Endarkenment. Set is also the personification of the process of Change, and He Initiates people by testing them. These tests are rarely pleasant, and often involve a lot of chaos, confusion, and delusion (There's a reason that Set is known as the God of Confusion). [/QUOTE]That would explain a LOT with my life lately. It has only been recently that he's started coming to me and my life has been uprooted lately.
How long do these tests usually last?
[QUOTE=Set-Ma'at]One thing I should warn you of, though, is that Black Magick is dangerous. After Set manifests for you, your life will often be put into some sort of emotional and physical upheaval. He's there with the purpose of Initiating you. Set only appears to those that HE feels are on the brink of Enlightenment/Endarkenment. Set is also the personification of the process of Change, and He Initiates people by testing them. These tests are rarely pleasant, and often involve a lot of chaos, confusion, and delusion (There's a reason that Set is known as the God of Confusion). [/QUOTE]That would explain a LOT with my life lately. It has only been recently that he's started coming to me and my life has been uprooted lately.
How long do these tests usually last?
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My understanding in regards to the Deities "testing you" is depeandent. Some Wiccans believe that the period goes for about three years. But universally, I believe the concept is the same. That whether you are riding the chaos dragon or being tested by a Deity, it is depeandent upon how long it takes you to work through the issues that you have been presented with. For myself, I found that when I initally became involved in Kemetics, my whole life was a huge mess. It took some serious effort and numerous months, but I am getting back on track now, though I am still feeling the ramifications of the butt falling out of my world six months later. Whether I will succeed to get everything back on track as quickly as planned, remains to be seen.
My understanding in regards to the Deities "testing you" is depeandent. Some Wiccans believe that the period goes for about three years. But universally, I believe the concept is the same. That whether you are riding the chaos dragon or being tested by a Deity, it is depeandent upon how long it takes you to work through the issues that you have been presented with. For myself, I found that when I initally became involved in Kemetics, my whole life was a huge mess. It took some serious effort and numerous months, but I am getting back on track now, though I am still feeling the ramifications of the butt falling out of my world six months later. Whether I will succeed to get everything back on track as quickly as planned, remains to be seen.
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Original post: Set-Ma'at
It all depends on how long it takes you to realize that it's a Test, and then for you to figure out the lesson in it. Once you've figured it all out, Set usually appears spontaneously and awards you with furthur insights and Knowledge.That would explain a LOT with my life lately. It has only been recently that he's started coming to me and my life has been uprooted lately.
How long do these tests usually last?
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Original post: SpiritedHellion
[QUOTE=Set-Ma'at]When Set is around, you'll definitely know because there is a strong feeling of pressure around you, like the air has become really heavy and is crushing you. This often manifests as physical symptoms, with things like the walls creaking, your ears popping, and other signs of intense air pressure shifts (One time when He appeared at my old apartment the air pressure shift was so intense that it actually broke two of my ceiling tiles in half!). [/QUOTE]
My Experience Differs from yours as I experienced Darkness and Cold....the encounter left me Physically "Chilled" for Hours. There was also a sense of "Stillness" as if Time had stopped. I get the impression that Set takes on what effect he needs to reach those he sets sight on. With some...fire may be key to getting that attention...others Cold...etc...etc..
[QUOTE=Set-Ma'at]One thing I should warn you of, though, is that Black Magick is dangerous. After Set manifests for you, your life will often be put into some sort of emotional and physical upheaval. He's there with the purpose of Initiating you. Set only appears to those that HE feels are on the brink of Enlightenment/Endarkenment. Set is also the personification of the process of Change, and He Initiates people by testing them. These tests are rarely pleasant, and often involve a lot of chaos, confusion, and delusion (There's a reason that Set is known as the God of Confusion). [/QUOTE]
This I agree with (At least from Personal Experience)....when Set has presented Himself without Calling Him...it's usually warning me that upheaval is coming and to be ready.
[QUOTE=Set-Ma'at]When Set is around, you'll definitely know because there is a strong feeling of pressure around you, like the air has become really heavy and is crushing you. This often manifests as physical symptoms, with things like the walls creaking, your ears popping, and other signs of intense air pressure shifts (One time when He appeared at my old apartment the air pressure shift was so intense that it actually broke two of my ceiling tiles in half!). [/QUOTE]
My Experience Differs from yours as I experienced Darkness and Cold....the encounter left me Physically "Chilled" for Hours. There was also a sense of "Stillness" as if Time had stopped. I get the impression that Set takes on what effect he needs to reach those he sets sight on. With some...fire may be key to getting that attention...others Cold...etc...etc..
[QUOTE=Set-Ma'at]One thing I should warn you of, though, is that Black Magick is dangerous. After Set manifests for you, your life will often be put into some sort of emotional and physical upheaval. He's there with the purpose of Initiating you. Set only appears to those that HE feels are on the brink of Enlightenment/Endarkenment. Set is also the personification of the process of Change, and He Initiates people by testing them. These tests are rarely pleasant, and often involve a lot of chaos, confusion, and delusion (There's a reason that Set is known as the God of Confusion). [/QUOTE]
This I agree with (At least from Personal Experience)....when Set has presented Himself without Calling Him...it's usually warning me that upheaval is coming and to be ready.
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Can anyone give any valubale resources on how to pray to Anubis or Set? To how can you pray to them, or how can you evoke them or invoke them? Any information would be highly appreciated. P.S. To people saying "If you don't know how to evoke them or invoke them, then you shouldn't try." Well, everyone has to learn somewhere, huh? And besides, I am ready to accept the consequences if anything goes wrong.
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Can anyone give any valubale resources on how to pray to Anubis or Set? To how can you pray to them, or how can you evoke them or invoke them? Any information would be highly appreciated. P.S. To people saying "If you don't know how to evoke them or invoke them, then you shouldn't try." Well, everyone has to learn somewhere, huh? And besides, I am ready to accept the consequences if anything goes wrong.
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[QUOTE=chaos_mage4]Can anyone give any valubale resources on how to pray to Anubis or Set? To how can you pray to them, or how can you evoke them or invoke them? Any information would be highly appreciated. P.S. To people saying "If you don't know how to evoke them or invoke them, then you shouldn't try." Well, everyone has to learn somewhere, huh? And besides, I am ready to accept the consequences if anything goes wrong.
Thanks,
Chaos_mage4[/QUOTE] No set form of prayer is needed. Say how you feel.
"O Anubis,
I come to thee in peace.
Give ear to what i say, and bring me peace and joy.
==insetr meat and oproblem, question, etc here=
O Anubis, Mummifer of Osiris, waych over, and guide me.
I praise thee at the Morning, in Noon, in the afternoon, and at my death.
May you be at peace with me."
You should NEVER evoke a Godform at anytime.
INVOKING, though, can.
I draw a sigil, for that purpose, and activate it. And then meditate. Chanting is name could be done, or any thing you feel done. SOme people might like fats-paced dancinf, or anything to bring about a trance.
Vale,
Brother.
Em hotep.
[QUOTE=chaos_mage4]Can anyone give any valubale resources on how to pray to Anubis or Set? To how can you pray to them, or how can you evoke them or invoke them? Any information would be highly appreciated. P.S. To people saying "If you don't know how to evoke them or invoke them, then you shouldn't try." Well, everyone has to learn somewhere, huh? And besides, I am ready to accept the consequences if anything goes wrong.
Thanks,
Chaos_mage4[/QUOTE] No set form of prayer is needed. Say how you feel.
"O Anubis,
I come to thee in peace.
Give ear to what i say, and bring me peace and joy.
==insetr meat and oproblem, question, etc here=
O Anubis, Mummifer of Osiris, waych over, and guide me.
I praise thee at the Morning, in Noon, in the afternoon, and at my death.
May you be at peace with me."
You should NEVER evoke a Godform at anytime.
INVOKING, though, can.
I draw a sigil, for that purpose, and activate it. And then meditate. Chanting is name could be done, or any thing you feel done. SOme people might like fats-paced dancinf, or anything to bring about a trance.
Vale,
Brother.
Em hotep.
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Original post: Trapezoid
I have rarely seen such terrible turmoil appear in grounded individuals who work with Set, but I'll include a bit from Dr. Aquino's "Black Magic" essay that does warn of the possibilities of such"Set-Ma'at wrote:One thing I should warn you of, though, is that Black Magick is dangerous. After Set manifests for you, your life will often be put into some sort of emotional and physical upheaval. He's there with the purpose of Initiating you. Set only appears to those that HE feels are on the brink of Enlightenment/Endarkenment. Set is also the personification of the process of Change, and He Initiates people by testing them. These tests are rarely pleasant, and often involve a lot of chaos, confusion, and delusion (There's a reason that Set is known as the God of Confusion).
Now this was written for those inside the Temple of Set, but it can still apply to those outside barring of course that if you aren't in there's no Priest or Priestess to stop you. Actually, even if you are and you get expelled that doesn't necessarily stop you either. These are rare occurances though and in my 13+ years in the Temple I've seen some weird things, but nothing to get scared about and I would say there have been maybe 1-2% who have been in the Temple who have gotten into trouble not reading and understanding those words.Dr. Michael Aquino wrote:The old myth that you will endanger your soul if youd are to experiment with Black Magic thus has more than a grain of truth in it. Not because some fiend in red underwear is going to drag you down to Dante's Inferno in punishment for your blasphemy, but rather because you are now exercising your mind int he deliberate conception and construction of its own external frames of reference. If youdo this with prudence, Intelligence, and sensitivity, the result will be a more excellent state of being (initiation). If you do it impulsively or carelessly, the result could be disastrous.
The Temple of Set thus repeasts the warning in its introductory literature: Black Magic is dangerous. LBM is dangerous becauseit can tempt the individual to ethical abuse of the technique while GBM is danerous because its practice makes possible the destrction of the perspectives of the rational consciousness.
You are thus admonished to be extremely careful when working with either technique. You should seek out and study the relevant texts from thoroughly, experiment cautiously and judiciously, and by all means see and hedd the advice of the Priesthood in matters of doubt. Each Priest and Priestess has accepted the responsibility to advise Setians and Adepts of the Temple concerning the increase and use of their magical powers, but each Priest and Priestess also has the power to summarily expel a Setian or Adept from the Temple if LBM or GBM is being used irresponsibly.
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Original post: Set-Ma'at
Yes, well, not only have I always been a bit of a space-cadet, but I do have a natural talent for magick and then throw drugs in the mix, so It's easy to see how someone like me could become the "1-2%" you speak of.I have rarely seen such terrible turmoil appear in grounded individuals who work with Set,
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Original post: chaos_mage4
[QUOTE=Gavriel]No set form of prayer is needed. Say how you feel.
"O Anubis,
I come to thee in peace.
Give ear to what i say, and bring me peace and joy.
==insetr meat and oproblem, question, etc here=
O Anubis, Mummifer of Osiris, waych over, and guide me.
I praise thee at the Morning, in Noon, in the afternoon, and at my death.
May you be at peace with me."
You should NEVER evoke a Godform at anytime.
INVOKING, though, can.
I draw a sigil, for that purpose, and activate it. And then meditate. Chanting is name could be done, or any thing you feel done. SOme people might like fats-paced dancinf, or anything to bring about a trance.
Vale,
Brother.
Em hotep.[/QUOTE]
I don't understand why you should not evoke a godform, when I do I would always treat them with utmost respect, at the LEAST. But, umm..., lol, what is Anubis' sigil?
Thanks,
Chaos_mage4
[QUOTE=Gavriel]No set form of prayer is needed. Say how you feel.
"O Anubis,
I come to thee in peace.
Give ear to what i say, and bring me peace and joy.
==insetr meat and oproblem, question, etc here=
O Anubis, Mummifer of Osiris, waych over, and guide me.
I praise thee at the Morning, in Noon, in the afternoon, and at my death.
May you be at peace with me."
You should NEVER evoke a Godform at anytime.
INVOKING, though, can.
I draw a sigil, for that purpose, and activate it. And then meditate. Chanting is name could be done, or any thing you feel done. SOme people might like fats-paced dancinf, or anything to bring about a trance.
Vale,
Brother.
Em hotep.[/QUOTE]
I don't understand why you should not evoke a godform, when I do I would always treat them with utmost respect, at the LEAST. But, umm..., lol, what is Anubis' sigil?
Thanks,
Chaos_mage4
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Original post: shinotenshi
[QUOTE=Gavriel]You should NEVER evoke a Godform at anytime.[/QUOTE]
I don't agree. I dont' invoke. When I ask them to come, it's never into me.
There's no need for a sigil if you don't have one or know how to use one. It's useful for focusing your own mind to the task, but it's not completely needed. A candle or a statue of the god you wish to contact can work just as well to hold you focus.
You don't need a set prayer. Whatever feels right. Mine are never the same twice.
[QUOTE=Gavriel]You should NEVER evoke a Godform at anytime.[/QUOTE]
I don't agree. I dont' invoke. When I ask them to come, it's never into me.
There's no need for a sigil if you don't have one or know how to use one. It's useful for focusing your own mind to the task, but it's not completely needed. A candle or a statue of the god you wish to contact can work just as well to hold you focus.
You don't need a set prayer. Whatever feels right. Mine are never the same twice.
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[QUOTE=chaos_mage4]I don't understand why you should not evoke a godform, when I do I would always treat them with utmost respect, at the LEAST. But, umm..., lol, what is Anubis' sigil?
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Chaos_mage4[/QUOTE] Persoanly, i make my own sigil, so i "feel" like he will come. and he does.
Peace.
[QUOTE=chaos_mage4]I don't understand why you should not evoke a godform, when I do I would always treat them with utmost respect, at the LEAST. But, umm..., lol, what is Anubis' sigil?
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Chaos_mage4[/QUOTE] Persoanly, i make my own sigil, so i "feel" like he will come. and he does.
Peace.
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What about Amun-Ra, anyone had or have regular contact with this diety? I suppose you could call him Him.
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What about Amun-Ra, anyone had or have regular contact with this diety? I suppose you could call him Him.
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[QUOTE=corbypete]What about Amun-Ra, anyone had or have regular contact with this diety? I suppose you could call him Him.
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Never contacted, or been contacted by Ra, maybe in the future.
[QUOTE=corbypete]What about Amun-Ra, anyone had or have regular contact with this diety? I suppose you could call him Him.
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Never contacted, or been contacted by Ra, maybe in the future.
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Original post: Adiriron
I have been contacted by Ra, he is good, I do honor him.
Set, he weighs desire over honor, and thus, there I do not honor him. He does not respect Heru or Asar as Heru would like, there lies the problem in his relationship with Horus.
Now, if you are going to summon (I am going to use the term as an umbrella) a deity, and you attempt to humble yourself by bowing unnessisarrilly low and by praising them exccessively - they are going to see right through it, and you will not turn out looking your finest. Lol, maybe a lot of them do like that, or maybe they are just accustumed to it, but it is probably best to stand your ground with them. Do you really want to assert yourself with a deity through attempting to baby them? Lol, I mean you could, as many do, but it doesn't help in saving face with them. Though it is not probable for them to take it personally, if they are worth their name, you are insulting them if oyu do not treat them honestly. No kind words will be frowned upon, but if they are less than true, they will be looked down upon.
I have been contacted by Ra, he is good, I do honor him.
Set, he weighs desire over honor, and thus, there I do not honor him. He does not respect Heru or Asar as Heru would like, there lies the problem in his relationship with Horus.
Now, if you are going to summon (I am going to use the term as an umbrella) a deity, and you attempt to humble yourself by bowing unnessisarrilly low and by praising them exccessively - they are going to see right through it, and you will not turn out looking your finest. Lol, maybe a lot of them do like that, or maybe they are just accustumed to it, but it is probably best to stand your ground with them. Do you really want to assert yourself with a deity through attempting to baby them? Lol, I mean you could, as many do, but it doesn't help in saving face with them. Though it is not probable for them to take it personally, if they are worth their name, you are insulting them if oyu do not treat them honestly. No kind words will be frowned upon, but if they are less than true, they will be looked down upon.
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Original post: Seiko
[QUOTE=Adiriron]I have been contacted by Ra, he is good, I do honor him.
Set, he weighs desire over honor, and thus, there I do not honor him. He does not respect Heru or Asar as Heru would like, there lies the problem in his relationship with Horus.
Now, if you are going to summon (I am going to use the term as an umbrella) a deity, and you attempt to humble yourself by bowing unnessisarrilly low and by praising them exccessively - they are going to see right through it, and you will not turn out looking your finest. Lol, maybe a lot of them do like that, or maybe they are just accustumed to it, but it is probably best to stand your ground with them. Do you really want to assert yourself with a deity through attempting to baby them? Lol, I mean you could, as many do, but it doesn't help in saving face with them. Though it is not probable for them to take it personally, if they are worth their name, you are insulting them if oyu do not treat them honestly. No kind words will be frowned upon, but if they are less than true, they will be looked down upon.[/QUOTE] You know, mate; that's some right sound advice, and something I think--if similar isn't already there--be added to Kinjo's "[Evocation] What We've Learned" thread!
[QUOTE=Adiriron]I have been contacted by Ra, he is good, I do honor him.
Set, he weighs desire over honor, and thus, there I do not honor him. He does not respect Heru or Asar as Heru would like, there lies the problem in his relationship with Horus.
Now, if you are going to summon (I am going to use the term as an umbrella) a deity, and you attempt to humble yourself by bowing unnessisarrilly low and by praising them exccessively - they are going to see right through it, and you will not turn out looking your finest. Lol, maybe a lot of them do like that, or maybe they are just accustumed to it, but it is probably best to stand your ground with them. Do you really want to assert yourself with a deity through attempting to baby them? Lol, I mean you could, as many do, but it doesn't help in saving face with them. Though it is not probable for them to take it personally, if they are worth their name, you are insulting them if oyu do not treat them honestly. No kind words will be frowned upon, but if they are less than true, they will be looked down upon.[/QUOTE] You know, mate; that's some right sound advice, and something I think--if similar isn't already there--be added to Kinjo's "[Evocation] What We've Learned" thread!
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[QUOTE=chaos_mage4]I don't understand why you should not evoke a godform, when I do I would always treat them with utmost respect, at the LEAST. But, umm..., lol, what is Anubis' sigil?
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Chaos_mage4[/QUOTE] I make my own.
I suggest you do the same.
Peace
[QUOTE=chaos_mage4]I don't understand why you should not evoke a godform, when I do I would always treat them with utmost respect, at the LEAST. But, umm..., lol, what is Anubis' sigil?
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Chaos_mage4[/QUOTE] I make my own.
I suggest you do the same.
Peace
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Original post: Seiko
[QUOTE=Adiriron]...
Set, he weighs desire over honor, ...[/QUOTE] Actually, I regret not recognizing this the first time, but;
Could you clarify, for me, what is meant by this statement?
[QUOTE=Adiriron]...
Set, he weighs desire over honor, ...[/QUOTE] Actually, I regret not recognizing this the first time, but;
Could you clarify, for me, what is meant by this statement?
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Original post: DocHolliday
There seem to be a lot of "Yinepups" (I borrowed that term from the Kmetic Orthodoxy and House of Netjer forums) around here. Am I the only one that experiences Wepwawet more than Yinepu? However, seeing as how the only things majorly Kemetic about me are my psychological map and approach to somafera, the assosciation with Wepwawet as opposed to Yinepu is clearly understandable (I'll just start referring to myself as a Kemetic Ulfhednar, lol). My experineces with Yinepu-Wepwawet, Sutekh, and others tend to be either those of ego dissolution or hyperfocus.
Oh, one more thing, my avatar reads sab em khaibitu meri Set sekhemu Mont her Sekhmet, for those interested and understand a little about Ramessess II and the battle of Qedesh
There seem to be a lot of "Yinepups" (I borrowed that term from the Kmetic Orthodoxy and House of Netjer forums) around here. Am I the only one that experiences Wepwawet more than Yinepu? However, seeing as how the only things majorly Kemetic about me are my psychological map and approach to somafera, the assosciation with Wepwawet as opposed to Yinepu is clearly understandable (I'll just start referring to myself as a Kemetic Ulfhednar, lol). My experineces with Yinepu-Wepwawet, Sutekh, and others tend to be either those of ego dissolution or hyperfocus.
Oh, one more thing, my avatar reads sab em khaibitu meri Set sekhemu Mont her Sekhmet, for those interested and understand a little about Ramessess II and the battle of Qedesh
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Original post: shinotenshi
I have no experience with Wapwawet, but I'm sure others have.
I have no experience with Wapwawet, but I'm sure others have.
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Original post: Adiriron
[QUOTE=Seiko]Actually, I regret not recognizing this the first time, but;
Could you clarify, for me, what is meant by this statement?[/QUOTE]Yeah, sure:
It is a way of saying that I refuse to be broken by silly games.
Set's justice is corrupt, such is the reflection of his rule. He appears jolly and calm till you remind him of his place. Then he gets irrational. Ehheh, another way to put it would be to call him a gready (as that he hordes as might Horus, but lacks right) bastard (in that he disclaims his lord)! ...Yet... - Yet, this is the result of his will, his own will being broken. His will states for him to be true of his purpose. His purpose being to aid those who are crushed and to teach those who wish to know. Set faulters when he is reminded that he is not the most great, and he gets all wierd on me.
My will is to be unified, and in this endeavor I will not tollerate being split like a tree. If one's will is truely strong, they will see through the weaknesses of others, they will not threaten them, but perservere (If only I could spell, this might do better... - Lolza.) them. If this does not yet make since I have done a bad job of clariffying how I would be split as a tree and catch a flame. If give into spite, if I thuroughly blame others for this kind of shit, I would be allowing them to pull away from me, and I would not consider them a part of me. There, there be hatred, and that is unacceptable.
In the end (hence another way of asying 'ultimately'), everyone pulls through if you let them. Lol, and thereof they do!
That is indeed, one of Horus's rights.
[QUOTE=Seiko]Actually, I regret not recognizing this the first time, but;
Could you clarify, for me, what is meant by this statement?[/QUOTE]Yeah, sure:
It is a way of saying that I refuse to be broken by silly games.
Set's justice is corrupt, such is the reflection of his rule. He appears jolly and calm till you remind him of his place. Then he gets irrational. Ehheh, another way to put it would be to call him a gready (as that he hordes as might Horus, but lacks right) bastard (in that he disclaims his lord)! ...Yet... - Yet, this is the result of his will, his own will being broken. His will states for him to be true of his purpose. His purpose being to aid those who are crushed and to teach those who wish to know. Set faulters when he is reminded that he is not the most great, and he gets all wierd on me.
My will is to be unified, and in this endeavor I will not tollerate being split like a tree. If one's will is truely strong, they will see through the weaknesses of others, they will not threaten them, but perservere (If only I could spell, this might do better... - Lolza.) them. If this does not yet make since I have done a bad job of clariffying how I would be split as a tree and catch a flame. If give into spite, if I thuroughly blame others for this kind of shit, I would be allowing them to pull away from me, and I would not consider them a part of me. There, there be hatred, and that is unacceptable.
In the end (hence another way of asying 'ultimately'), everyone pulls through if you let them. Lol, and thereof they do!
That is indeed, one of Horus's rights.