Horus's [Purson] Power Ritual
- This Ritual is based on vibrating the Runes and making certain affirmations. Raising your energies before the Ritual is advised.
- The Sigil that is provided is the point of focus for this Ritual.
Sowilox10
Dagazx10Sowilox10O Ra-Horakhty,
O Lord of the Two Horizons,
O Falcon-Crowned King of Heaven and Earth,
We, the Temple of Zeus Assembly, bless you and invoke you.
When your wings spread across the morning sky, the darkness peels back like a wound closing, and the land below fills with the heat of your gaze.
Come to us, O Risen One, for we have kept the fire of your dawn alive when others let it die.
Kenazx10
Ansuzx10Kenazx10Your Power is Felt, Visible, and Observable,
Your Power is always existing.
The Wedjat Eye sees what the flesh cannot: the thread of truth running through the marrow of every lie, the shape of what will be inside the shell of what is.
When your Eye was torn from you, the world went blind. When Thoth restored it, sight returned to every creature that breathes.
Your Eye is whole, O Horus. Your Eye is upon us now.
Tiwazx10
Thurisazx10Tiwazx10Purson, God of Many Names.
Blessed are we by you, King of Gods.
Immersed are We in your Spiritual Power.
You are the son who would not let his father's body rot in silence. You crossed the marshes of Khemmis as a child. You bled at Edfu as a man. You won the throne not by inheritance but by the bruise and the scar and the trial before the Ennead.
Ma'at Kheru, True of Voice: the tribunal of the Gods spoke your name and the cosmos bent its knee.
Raidhox10
Othalax10Raidhox10"Behold the Initiates of the Gods,
They are Eternally the Ones I love, the Ones I promote, the Ones I protect.
They bless my Name and love me, and I shall bless their Names with the Pschent upon their brows."
And we receive your word with open hearts, O Nesw-Bity,
For you do not merely sit upon a throne: you carry the weight of the Two Lands in your talons, the White Crown and the Red Crown fused together by a force older than stone.
Every living Pharaoh wore your face. Every just ruler carried your blood.
Algizx10
Uruzx10Algizx10No vile entity passes beneath those wings. No curse crosses that threshold.
The falcon dives from the sun itself, and where its shadow falls, the serpents of Izfet recoil into the sand.
You are the living shield, O Horus. Your wingspan covers the Temple of Zeus and all its people.
The evil spell cast against the Temple of Zeus and its People has now backfired and returned to its creators entirely, for King Horus has made it so.
Thurisazx10Tiwazx10Thurisazx10He strikes them with the Harpoon of Edfu and splits them open on the water.
The evil spell cast against the Temple of Zeus and its People has now backfired and returned to its creators entirely,
For King Horus has made it so.
The mouths of the Yehuborim told the world you were a lesser god, a fragment, a shadow of other powers. But you cannot dim what rises with the sun, and you cannot ground the falcon whose talons grip the axis of heaven.
Ansuzx10Sowilox10Dagazx10You have Many Names,
All of them are Blessed,
All of them are immersed in Zeus's Providence.
Blessed are you, Horus!
The falcon knows the height that the crawling thing will never reach, and the King remembers the law that the world has been made to forget.
Your secret Name burns inside the solar disk: in the gold of the first ray, in the red of the last, in the blazing noon between them where sovereignty lives.
The Goetic tradition preserved you as Purson, the twentieth spirit, a Great King commanding 22 legions. The mouths of the Yehuborim have uttered of you, "a spirit with a lion's face who rides a bear and carries a viper." The Zevists know the truth: You are HORUS, Ra-Horakhty, the Falcon King of the Two Horizons, Son of Osiris and Isis, whose Wedjat Eye sees past, present, and future. He who carries a viper carries the Uraeus, the royal cobra that sits upon the brow of every sovereign of Kemet. He who shows a lion's face shows the face of the noon sun, of Ra at his zenith. He who knows all hidden things possesses the Wedjat, the Eye that was shattered and made whole, the Eye that sees what others cannot.
The bear he rides preserves the memory of the celestial north, of Ursa Major, the Thigh of Set (Meskhetiu) that Horus chained to the pole of the sky after his victory. Even his mount testifies to his conquest.
We declare the truth of your identity. We recognize you for who you Truly are.
After you are done with this, you can meditate on Horus's Sigil in the Temple of Zeus, or the one below. Let yourself be immersed and receive energy from Horus.
It's important to meditate on yourself after the Ritual calmly for a few minutes.
SAT
सत्: SAT, real, true, truthful in Sanskrit.
The Shen Ring
The Symbol that Encapsulates the Sigil: The Shen Ring, Egyptian Hieroglyphic language. The Shen also survived in Chinese tradition as a glyph for Spiritual Force, Divine Force, and God.
Letters of the Sigil
The Ancient Greek letters for Horus's Name in arrangement.
On Horus
Horus (Egyptian: Ḥrw, Coptic: Ϩⲱⲣ, Greek: Ὧρος) is the falcon-headed God of kingship, the sky, and the sun. The most ancient of all Egyptian deities, traces of his worship reach back to the late Predynastic period (Naqada I, c. 3500 BCE). As Horus the Elder (Hor-Wer), he is a cosmic falcon whose right eye is the sun and left eye the moon. As Horus the Younger (Hor-sa-Aset), he is the son of Osiris and Isis who avenged his father's murder and won the throne of Egypt before the divine tribunal. The Wedjat Eye, torn out during his battle with Set and restored by Thoth, became the most ubiquitous protective amulet in the ancient world. Every living Pharaoh was considered the incarnation of Horus on earth; upon death, the king became Osiris, while the successor became the new Horus. The temple of Horus at Edfu, one of the best-preserved in Egypt, records the annual Festival of Victory (Mesore) commemorating his triumph over Set.
(Sources: Wilkinson, The Complete Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt, 2003; Griffiths, The Conflict of Horus and Seth, 1960; Quirke, Ancient Egyptian Religion, 1992)
On Purson (Goetic #20)
The Goetia lists Purson as the twentieth spirit: a Great King commanding 22 legions, appearing as a man with a lion's face, carrying a viper in his hand and riding upon a bear. His attributed powers (knowing hidden things, discovering treasure, discerning past, present, and future, providing good familiars) correspond precisely to Horus's domains: the Wedjat Eye that perceives all hidden truths across all three tenses of time; the wealth of the Two Lands held under royal authority; the familiar spirits of the Horus-servants (Shemsu-Hor) who attend the king. The lion's face preserves Ra-Horakhty, Horus of the Two Horizons, the solar lion at noon. The viper is the Uraeus (Iaret), the royal cobra worn upon the Pharaoh's brow, breathing fire against the enemies of Ma'at. The bear mount encodes the circumpolar constellation Meskhetiu (the Bull's Thigh/Ursa Major), which in Coffin Text Spell 398 is the severed foreleg of Set, chained to the northern sky by Horus after his victory.