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It was initially begun as a Wiki containing information on Wepwawet, the Opener of Ways, the Kemetic deity associated with possibility, new opportunities, doorways, pathways, and so forth. It was eventually decided that the Wiki be expanded to contain other information regarding other deities as well as the practices of Kemetic Orthodoxy. The Wiki retains its name in homage to , as information opens the way for understanding.
About the Faith
Kemetic Orthodoxy is a modern organized religion reviving the faith of Kemet (ancient Egypt). Its tenets emphasize monolatry, ancestor veneration, and personal devotion.
Netjer
The people of the Kemetic Orthodox faith worship Netjer (meaning "divine power").
Here is a quick list of the most common Names:
- Amun
- Aset (Also known by her Greek name: Isis)
- Bast
- Djehuty (Also known by his Greek name of Thoth)
- Heru-sa-Aset (Also known by his Greek name of Horus the Younger, Son of Isis)
- Heru-wer (Also known by his Greek name of Horus the Elder)
- Hethert (Also known by her Greek name of Hathor)
- Nit (Also known by her Greek name of Neith)
- Nut
- Ra
- Sekhmet
- Set (Also known as Seth or Sutekh)
- Wesir (Also known by his Greek name of Osiris)
- Yinepu (Also known by his Greek name of Anubis)
Information on myths, roles, titles, appropriate offerings and so forth is available on each Name's individual page. (All information on Offerings is a cumulative grouping of individual personal gnosis.)
- A list of the Names of Netjer can be viewed here.
- A list of the Creator Groups of Netjer can be viewed here
- A list of the Netjeri can be viewed here
Myths
Also, a list of the myths is being compiled.
Festivals
Check out the Kemetic Calendar for a quick list of some of the major festivals.
Announcements
Wiki editors, please view the Discussion page!!
If you are gifted with the skill of fluently speaking more than one language, please consider helping to translate the Wiki into other languages. Currently, the Wiki is set up for: French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese. If you are capable of translating into any of these languages, do not hesitate to begin translating! We appreciate your help.
For those who can only speak one language - don't feel that you are left out! The English side of the Wiki needs work as well. Look at the Wanted Pages and Short Pages lists for articles needing more work.
Links
Links for more information:
- Kemet.org - The homepage for Kemetic Orthodoxy
- Netjer.org - The homepage for the House of Netjer
- Imhotep Kemetic Orthodox Seminary - The homepage for the Imhotep Kemetic Orthodox Seminary, offering classes in language and spirituality.
- The Udjat Foundation - The homepage for The Udjat Foundation for Children, Kemetic Orthodoxy's primary charity effort.
