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Aswan Dam).
Kemetics sometimes refer to the
ancient Egyptian deities as the Netjeru, also
referred to as the
Neteru or the Netjer.
Kemetics also commonly...
- Look up
Kemetic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kemetic may
refer to:
Relating to Kemet, or
ancient Egypt Ancient Egyptian language A
follower of...
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Kemetic Orthodoxy is a
modern religious movement based on the
reconstruction of the
ancient Egyptian religion known as
Kemeticism. It was
founded in 1988...
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Kemetic yoga is a
system of yoga
which involves a
combination of
physical movements, deep
breathing techniques and meditation.
Developed in the 1970s...
- Carruthers, Ife (March 1994). "History of the
Kemetic Institute".
Kemetic Voice. 2: 4. "History".
Kemetic Institute of Chicago. 11
January 2012. Retrieved...
- (2017).
Circle of the Sun:
Rites and
Celebrations for
Egyptian Pagans and
Kemetics. Lulu Press. Omar Ali, Nageh. "The God
Nehebkau in Heliopolis". Abgadiyat...
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seclusion Modern Orthodox Judaism, is a
movement within Orthodox Judaism Kemetic Orthodoxy, an
Egyptian neo-pagan
religion that
intends to
reform and restore...
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religion in
classical and late antiquity,
emerging during the 1970s.
Kemetics do not
consider themselves direct descendants of the
ancient Egyptian religion...
- of the
Guanche People Canaanism Semitic neopaganism Kemetism Kemetic Orthodoxy Kemetic reform Ausar Auset Society (1973)
Mexicayotl Native American Church...
- the
Hungarian Native Faith and of
other religions,
including Wiccans,
Kemetics, Mithraics,
Druids and Christopagans. Szilárdi (2006)
describes the movement...
