"Ra was the one who established order, Osiris usurped him with the help of Isis"
Wesir (or Osiris) didn't usurp Ra's established order or ma'at as it's called. Truthfully Wesir didn't live long enough to really usurp anything; he dies shortly after his very young marriage to Aset (Isis). However, he did sit on the throne of Kemet (Egypt) and it is through him, Aset, and Heru-sa-Aset (Horus, son of Isis) that order and kingship (which is an important part involving order) is established. It is due to Ra giving Aset his ren/true name that kingship is passed on to her son, Heru-sa-Aset. At the same time, Shu, Geb, and Wesir (in that order) ran the kingship before Heru-sa-Aset, and again order and kingship was established.
Greetings! I am new to Neo-Egyptian Paganism(Kemetics and such). I'm interested in particular about learning about Bast/Bastet and what kind of offerings she would like and how to build an altar for her. Me and a friend are going to go to a local mystic shop to help me find the items I need but do any of you guys have recommendations? Feel free to reply or message me. I have had experiences with her before and I feel a strong connection with her as a protector. I would appreciate any and all advice.
One of the Oldest and most complex
Religious systems in the world
The book of the dead is said to be the oldest book ever found on record so it's a great path to study for so many reasons
Keys to the universe are locked in this study just like it Is in the kyballion that book was a 're working of Egyptian theory.
The best description for them I have come across for them is Egyptoid, their origins lie in Ancient Egyptian religion: Nut and Hor Behedety, but the way they are portrayed in Thelema is most certainly different in many (I would say most) respects than how they would be revered in Ancient Egypt.
