Kemetic Konnections
The following
links are recommended for the further study of Kemetic Orthodoxy,
Egyptology, hieroglyphics... or just for fun!
Click on above for information relating to the practice
of the ancient Egyptian religion called Kemetic Orthodoxy.
Member Sites:
Ancient
Egyptian Virtual Temple: An
impressive site with much information on Sekhmet. Created by Her daughter
and priest, Kai-Imakhu NiankhSekhmet. Kai-Imakhu Niankh is also the
official herbalist and healer for the House of Netjer.
The Domain of Hethert: A lovely and expansive virtual shrine to Hethert (Hathor) by Her daughter and priest, Kai-Imakhu Neferuhethert. Many scholarly references about the Golden One and Her holidays may be found here, along with info on other Kemetic celebrations, hieroglyphs, a children's section and purchase sites for unique ujdat (Eye of Horus) bumper decals and galabayas (Egyptian caftans).
Heru-ur.org: Southwest Imy-ra Herupaneb's website tribute to his Spiritual Father, Heru-ur, otherwise known as Horus the Elder. Paneb is also the Assistant Imy-ra for the North American Southwest Region. Check out his Café Press site for cool T-shirts, hats and other nifty stuff for sale with Kemetic themes.
Per (house of) Aset: A website dedicated to She Who is Great of Magic, also known as Isis in Greco-Roman times. This site was created by Her priest, Imakhu Sedjemes who is also a prolific article-writer on Egypt and its deities.
Per Bast: A tribute to the Goddess Bast and home site of Shemsu-Ankh Merybast, the official webmaven for the House of Netjer website.
Per Djehuty: A site dedicated to the Great Scribe also known as Thoth, by His son and w'ab priest, Djehutydjesi.
Personal Kemetic Deities: Shemsu-Ankh Yinepuwepef's home site, featuring information on his Spritual Father Yinepu and his Beloveds. Being a hairstylist, Wepef has included a section on Egyptian hairstyles on this site.
The Realm of Yinepu: A website devoted to the Kemetic Deity Yinepu (Anubis), created by His daughter and priest, Imakhu Meresinepu of the House of Netjer. Personalized, Egyptian-themed return address labels may also be ordered at this site.
Seshat.org: A website created in honor of the Great Lady of the House of Books by Her son and priest, Kai-Imakhu Sesha.
Shemsu of Kemet: a webring dedicated to various Kemetic Orthodoxy member sites such as those listed above, and including many others not listed here.
Tayet Goods: Spiritual goods and services provided by the House of Netjer. How about your own protective netjeri (spirit) for your car?
Uawset: Shemsu Ushebut's tribute to her Spiritual Father Amun and her Beloveds.
Other Egyptian-Related Sites:
Artistic Ancient Lands: Egyptian Imports/Wholesale/Retail. A wonderland of Egyptian art and artifacts: statuary, papyrus paintings, jewelry, mouthblown glass, clothing, musical instruments, furniture, and more! Located at 624 E. Main Street in Alhambra, CA 91801. Phone: 626.570.1954.
Hathor's Realm: Egyptian graphics for use in the public domain. Includes some animations seen on this website, such as the "Scrolling Gods" at the top of this page.
Hieroglyphics.net: A fun and relatively easy way to get started in the study of hieroglyphics. Fonts available to download!
The Isis Ancient Cultures Society: Founded by Roy and Karen Tate who established the Isis Temple of Thanksgiving in their home in Venice, CA. IACRS is devoted to the concept of reviving the worship of the Divine Feminine, and sponsors many activities and workshops throughout the year. IACRS has recently joined with the Goddess Temple in Orange County, California, and will now hold its annual Isidis Navigatum there. This ancient rite is a re-creation of an annual Spring festival called the Ploiaphesia or Launching of the Ships, originally held each March by devotees of Isis in Greco-Roman Egypt. For information on this year's event, click on the above site link.
King of the Nile: Online bazaar for belly dance gear, Egyptian ambience and SCA fancies.
Neferchichi's Tomb: An entertaining site featuring the indominable and adorable Neferchichi (a pharaonic chihuahua), who hosts a considerable array of fun stuff to buy with an Egyptian theme. Also, graphics and fonts available for the public domain.
Pharaonic Village: Step back in time—about 3,000 years or so—and visit the site created by Dr. Hassan Ragab and his son on the outskirts of Cairo: an exact replica of an ancient Egyptian village. Twenty years in the making, it has been described as "the most precise living recreation of the golden days of Pharaonic Egypt."
WebHotep.com: A comprehensive website on all things Egyptian—ancient and modern— including religion, magic, archeology and even Hollywood's view!
The Witches'
Voice: OK, it's not really Egyptian... but it's a great Pagan networking
site, featuring informative articles, local and worldwide contacts, personal
listings and accounts, forums, and much more.
It's attractive and professional,
with friendly, helpful staff who actually respond to you in a timely manner.
