Herodotus regarded the Egyptians as the most scrupulously religious of mankind and, as is well-known, Egypt has no end of gods and goddesses. In this series of articles we shall look into not only the oft-studied religion, but also the lesser-known esoteric foundation that lay behind the public face of faith in Pharonic Egypt.

Neterians are followers of Shetaut Neter philosophy, spirituality and culture. Long ago, before any other civilization on earth arose, the Ancient Kamitian (Egyptian) Sages developed an extensive system of mythology and psychology as a means to assist human beings to …

2008年11月16日 · The Egyptian Neter is depicted in two ways. One way is that of a male or female figure having the head of an animal. The second way is by depicting a male or female figure with a Symbol above their head. the Symbol can be a Star, Scorpion, Crossed Arrows, Feather, etc. Neters are generally described as Egyptian gods and goddesses.

To the great and supreme power which made the earth, the heavens, the sea, the sky, men and women, animals, birds, and creeping things, all that is and all that shall be, the Egyptians gave the name neter.

The Egyptian word ‘neter’ (or nature or ‘netjer’) means a power that is able to generate life and to maintain it when generated. As all parts of creation go through the cycle of birth-life-death-rebirth, so do the driving energies, during the stages of this cycle.

Before we begin our re-view of the Neters of Egypt and the cities associated with them it might prove helpful to state that the ancient Egyptians differentiated their concept of creation into four main parts or sections.

Egyptian religious writings reflect a consistent pantheism, and frequent references to those spiritual beings from whom life originates, the Neteru. This term has traditionally been translated as the "gods," the Neter being the individual deity of a place or action (the "t" in the word is pronounced as a soft "tch").

To begin our review of the Neters of Egypt and the cities associated with them, it will prove helpful to realise that the Pharaonic Egyptians differentiated their concept of creation into four successive parts.

The Neters (Neteru) God-kings: The Egyptians began their chronology with an ancient high culture they called "Zep Tepi", that existed about 35,000 BC and was ruled by ten gods. Then came six dynasties of lesser gods and nine dynasties of demigods who ruled Egypt for tens of thousands of years.

2012年12月2日 · Egyptian Neters, commonly referred to as gods and goddesses, are Symbolic representations of divine principles of Nature. They are the means by which the Ancient Egyptians materially and artistically expressed the mythological archetypes existing within nature and the cosmos. In other words, the Neters are