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Offerings are a staple in any Kemetic practice. For this round we discuss some offering basics.
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It can be difficult figuring out how to live your religious path. For this round of KRT, we discuss how we live our religion.
Underground by Mike Knell via flickr
Each practitioner is different with how secretive they are with their practices and religion. For this round, we discuss how each of us handles our religious affiliations in day to day life.
One of the first thing that many new Kemetics hear about and learn about is the concept of kingship within the community. For this round of KRT, we discuss whether kingship plays a role in your practice or not.
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Everyone has a different way of doing things. This month we discuss how we handle our differences.
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One of the first questions that every new Kemetic asks is “how do you develop a daily practice?” This month, we discuss some of the basics of setting up your own daily practice.
Christmas Tree by Tom Hodgkinson via Flickr
Almost all Kemetics have to deal with navigating and handling non-Kemetic holidays. This month we discuss how each of us handles these holidays.
Fire Pixie by Eric Brian Ouano viz Flickr
Many religious traditions have a history of performing curses and the like, and Kemeticism is no exception. For this round, we discuss if there are any ethics attached to these practices and the nuances of performing such acts.
There are times when every practitioner is at the end of their rope and may consider bribing or threatening their deities. For this round, we discuss whether it is permissible to do either in Kemeticism.
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There is a lot of discussion regarding mythology and ancient Egypt. For this round, we discuss what role that mythology may play in a Kemetic’s practice.