A course in Egyptian history and magick
Ancient Egypt
History, Hieroglyphs and Magick
Egyptian civilization lasted more than three thousand years, from the first kings who united the Nile valley to the death of Cleopatra in 30 BC. In this course I take you through that whole history, and then into the magick the Egyptians practiced and the gods they called on.
You learn to read the hieroglyphic alphabet and you meet the pharaohs and the gods one at a time. The course ends with nine ritual meditations, so you can work with Thoth, Isis, Sekhmet and the others yourself.
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$187. 90 day money-back guarantee.
Why Egypt
Where Western magick begins
The Greeks were sure that the oldest knowledge in the world was kept in Egypt. They identified their Hermes with the Egyptian Thoth, which is how we got Hermes Trismegistus and the whole Hermetic tradition, and the Greek Magical Papyri, the largest collection of spells to survive from the ancient world, were written in Egypt. So if you practice Western magick, a good part of what you do traces back to the Nile.
“O Solon, Solon, you Hellenes are never anything but children, and there is not an old man among you.”
An Egyptian priest to Solon, Plato's Timaeus
The trouble is that most of what people believe about Egypt comes from television about aliens and from books that mix up periods a thousand years apart. So I start with the problem of Egyptian dates and the king lists, and then we go through the history in order. By the time we reach the gods and the spells, you know which pharaoh, which temple and which century each one belongs to.
Then we get to the magick itself. We cover heka, the priests and magicians, amulets and the servant statues buried with the dead, oracles and dreams, the Pyramid Texts, the Coffin Texts and the Book of the Dead. After that come the nine ritual meditations, where you call on the gods yourself.
What is inside
Six sections, 99 lessons
The course moves in order. First you get the ground rules and daily life, then the full history, then the language, then the religion and magick, and then the ritual meditations. A section of special topics clears up the myths at the end.
Foundational ideas
15 lessonsThe problem of Egyptian dates, the king lists, the crowns and the naming of pharaohs. Then daily life, including the social pyramid, marriage, the standing of women and sex. We also cover the Egyptian distrust of foreigners, the Nile, the calendar, the major cities, medicine and architecture.
History
33 lessonsThe prehistoric period, the Narmer Palette, the Old Kingdom with the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx, the Middle Kingdom and five videos on the New Kingdom alone. There are profiles of Hatshepsut, Tuthmosis III, Akhenaten and Ramesses II and a lesson on King Tut's tomb. After that come Kush and its revenge, the Saite and Persian rule, Alexander, the Ptolemies and Cleopatra, plus a bonus on Cleopatra's Needle in New York.
Hieroglyphs
12 lessonsWhat hieroglyphs are, how they developed and how the language died out. Then Coptic, Napoleon and the birth of Egyptology, the Rosetta Stone and how it was deciphered, and finally the alphabet, pronunciation, the basic principles of reading and the number system.
Religion and magick
22 lessonsEgyptian religious ideas, cosmology and the competing creation stories. Then magick itself, death and mummification, the tombs, festivals, the magicians and priests, amulets, servant statues of the dead, oracles and dreams. We finish with the Pyramid and Coffin Texts, the Book of the Dead, the Greek Magical Papyri, and profiles of the Ennead and the other major gods.
Ritual meditations
10 lessonsAn introduction followed by nine ritual meditations, each with its own god and purpose. You will find all nine just below.
Special topics
5 lessonsThe ancient aliens theory and the racism behind it, race and the ancient Egyptians, Victorian Egyptomania, the question of whether the Exodus happened, and Kemeticism today.
Section V · Ritual meditations
Nine gods, nine rituals
This is where the history turns into practice. After an introduction to how the meditations are done, you get nine ritual meditations, each built around one god and one purpose. Use them as often as you like.
Thoth
To attain occult wisdomThe god of writing and magick, the one the Greeks called Hermes. This ritual is for learning and occult insight.
Hathor
To attain loveThe goddess of love, music and joy, worshipped at Dendera. This ritual draws love into your life.
Anubis
Portal of dream timeThe guide of souls through the dark. This ritual opens the way into dream work.
Khonsu
To remove evil spirits and influencesThe moon god whose statue was sent abroad in Egyptian legend to drive a spirit out of a princess. This ritual clears away evil spirits and bad influences.
Isis
To enhance your occult practiceThe greatest magician among the gods, who tricked Ra into giving up his secret name. This ritual strengthens your own magick.
Maat
To gain harmonyThe goddess of truth and cosmic order, whose feather was weighed against the heart of the dead. This ritual brings balance to your life.
Set
To gain power over your enemiesThe god of storms and chaos, strong enough to defend Ra against the serpent Apep. This ritual is for dealing with those who work against you.
Ptah
To attain prosperityThe creator god of Memphis and patron of craftsmen and builders. This ritual is for wealth and success in your work.
Sekhmet
For healingThe lioness who could send plague and also take it away. Her priests were among the physicians of Egypt, and this ritual calls on her for healing.
From students of this course
What students say about Ancient Egypt
“This course is a must for anyone interested in Egyptian history and the occult.”
“Ancient Egypt: History, Hieroglyphs, and Magick is an excellent course. I learned so much about ancient Egypt. Discussion of the key aspects of Egyptian dynasties over their 3,000 year history was very helpful in understanding the breath and scope of their unique culture. I especially enjoyed sections of Egyptian magick and special topics such as the Exodus of the Israelites and who actually built the Pyramids. This course is a must for anyone interested in Egyptian history and the occult. I give it my highest recommendation.”
Marion Cain
Student of Ancient Egypt
“I was actually able to evoke Egyptian Gods like Thoth for wisdom.”
“This course was phenomenal! Not only did it educate me on the history of Egypt, it made sense of the hieroglyphs and I was actually able to evoke Egyptian Gods like Thoth for wisdom and another for dream states. Highly recommended for any occultist who is interesting in Egyptian magick.”
Phil
Student of Ancient Egypt
“If you love Egypt it’s the best investment you can do.”
“The Egyptian course is the best one I have taken in the internet, as it not only talks about history (which helps to understand their context) but gives a glance of their day to day! There’s so much false information in the web, noting their Greek names and the section of the deities helped to clarify things. If you love Egypt it’s the best investment you can do, because by connecting to their culture you can deepen the connection to the spirits and it contains meditations to work with the most popular ones.”
Dora Cecilia Paredes Campos
Student of Ancient Egypt
(These are the testimonials as the students left them, in their own words.)
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Ancient Egypt
$187
One payment. Yours for life.
- 99 lessons across 6 sections
- Three thousand years of Egyptian history, taught in order
- Profiles of Hatshepsut, Tuthmosis III, Akhenaten and Ramesses II
- The hieroglyphic alphabet, pronunciation and the number system
- Egyptian religion and magick, including amulets, oracles and the Book of the Dead
- Nine ritual meditations with the gods
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Take the full 90 days to go through the course. If it is not for you, just email me and I will refund you. You do not need to give me a reason.
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