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Blue Lotus Perfume Oil

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Blue Lotus is a contemplative floral oil in the Aromagick series, created for moments of stillness, ritual, and inward turning.

Its scent is soft yet radiant: floral, faintly spiced, and gently narcotic, with a depth that feels both ancient and luminous. Rather than overwhelming the senses, it draws them inward. The atmosphere is devotional, calm, and subtly intoxicating.

Associated in both Egyptian and Indian traditions with beauty, awakening, and sacred perception, the blue lotus has long been linked with states of reverie, reflection, and spiritual refinement. This oil is offered in that spirit: not as ornament alone, but as a companion to meditation, prayer, study, trance, and quiet ceremonial work.

Blue Lotus may be worn as a perfume oil, used to anoint the body before ritual, or applied lightly during meditation and dreamwork. Its character is gentle, elegant, and inward-facing.

Contents: 10ml bottle
Preparation: Blue Lotus in grapeseed oil
Price: UK £15.00

Blue Lotus Perfume oil UK £15.00

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The Ritual Year in Ancient Egypt

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Lunar & Solar Calendars and Liturgy
Mogg Morgan

The Ritual Year in Ancient Egypt
Lunar and Solar
Calendars and Liturgy
Mogg Morgan
ISBN: 9781906958138 (2011) 272pp
£15.00 / US$24.00
Subjects: Ancient Egypt/Egyptian Magick

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The very oldest Egyptian ritual calendar was lunar. The evidence for this is very complex and in the words of Professor Leo Depuydt, “does not exactly jump out at you!” This ancient lunar calendar continued a veiled existence alongside the dominant solar or civil year. Many details are lost so the project of this book is to bring together what has survived. Revealed here is a very ancient pantheon of gods, including Set, Min, & Hathor, one for each month of the lunar year. I have provided for them a unique collection of liturgy, rituals and prayers as may have been offered in the homes, sanctuaries and temples of original Egypt.

Many of these feasts of Ancient Egypt were celebrated on the phases of the moon – principally when it was new or full. So whatever your favorite god or goddess, make offerings on either of these days and you will be reviving an old and authentic form of the Ancient Egyptian magical religion.To complete the picture I present over several chapters all the technical details of the lunar month as well as its more well known civil replacement. Here you will find information on how certain key days were calculated when needed. These later chapters also provide related material on the mysteries of the Northern Constellations.

Finally, there are descriptions of the thirty lunar days of each month and lunar omens. So in total, this is the most complete and authoritative guide to the ritual wheel of the year at all stages of its use in the Ancient Egyptian magical religion.

 

Images of Set

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Changing Impressions of a multi-faceted God
Joan Ann Lansberry


Images of Set
Changing Impressions of a multi-faceted God
Joan Ann Lansberry
Format: Softcover
ISBN: 978-1-906958-21-3
£15.00/US$24.00
Subjects: Ancient Egypt/Egyptology

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The god Set (aka Seth) has been much of a puzzle to Egyptologists. If we go with the attitude of later Egyptians, we find Set blamed for every misfortune that can befall humanity. However, if we go with the attitude of earlier times, in particular the Ramesside period, when Egypt was at its peak in prosperity, we find a completely different picture. For we find a god who was very much adored. Most of the surviving imagery is from that period, although even in Ptolemaic and Roman times we occasionally find a piece that was a part of worship and magical rites. Set was always seen as ‘Great of Power’, even when he was feared. Putting all his imagery together, placing it in chronological context, sheds new light on the Dark god.

“Joan Lansberry is a place where three roads meet: solid academic research, strong talent as a working artist and a deep magical intuition for the magical current represented by Set. Her collection provides Keys to some doors long-unopened and will prove invaluable to the modern Left Hand Path. I’ll be thumbing through this book for years to come.”

Don Webb
High Priest of Set (Emeritus)

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