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Index
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Temple
Courses
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Priesthood
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Temple
Outer Court
Membership
Application
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Correllian
Outer Court
Application
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Temple
Priesthood
Application
Form
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Temple
Activities
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Temple of
Nephthys
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House of
Neteru
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College of
Witchcraft
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Calendar
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Shop
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FORUM
Do not
let worry flourish lest you become distraught.
If the
heart worries about its owner it creates illness for him.
When
worry has arisen, the heart seeks death itself.
One day
is not like another for him whose heart cares.
‘The
Seventeenth Instruction’
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Naming
Holy
Isis,
You of the Myriad of Names,
Today I stand before You to
declare my new name.
You have filled me with such joy
and richness,
That my old name is outworn.
I declare to You, that I, who came to You as (old name) is
now (new name),
Your servant.
Teach me (new name) in Your ways.
Let me gain knowledge of all Your
half names.
Many-formed,
Many-named,
Great
Isis!
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Healing Spell from the Ebers
Papyrus
May
Isis
heal me, as She healed Her son Horus. Of all the pains which His brother
Set brought upon to Him.
When he slew his father Osiris, oh
Isis!
Great Enchantress heal me, save me from all evil things of the darkness.
From the epidemic, from the evil disease and infections of all sorts that spring
upon me, as You saved and freed Your son, Horus.
For I have passed through the fire, and have come out of the water; May I never
light upon that day when I shall say "I am of no account pitiable."
O Ra, who has spoken for Your body, O Osiris, who prays for Your manifestation,
Ra speaks for the body, Osiris prays for the manifestation.
Free me of all possible evil, all hurtful things of the darkness, from the
epidemic and deadly fevers of all kinds.
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Story of Isis
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Temple
Dedication
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Rites and
Rituals
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Names of Isis
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Associations
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Chants
Prayers
and
Lamentations
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Building
an
Astral
Temple
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the Great
Pesedjet
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In an
Egyptian
Temple
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Anubis the
Gate Keeper
The truly
silent, who keeps apart,
He is
like a tree grown in a meadow.
It
greens, it doubles its yield,
It stands
in front of its lord.
Its fruit
is sweet, its shade is delightful,
Its end
comes in the garden.
‘The
Instructions of Amenemope’
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