Renenutet [Bune & Wadjet/Nekhbet] Power Ritual
Lady of the Granaries · The Sacred Serpent · She Who Nourishes · Thermouthis
- 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 where this Ritual is upon.
- The Runes that are done here can be vibrated around the centre of the Sigil where the Shenu Protection Ring is. You can imagine this glowing with the deep golden-green of ripe wheat under Egyptian sun: the colour of abundance made visible.
- Vibrate these Runes in a short version. If you can't do the full amount, reduce all vibrations by half.
- This Ritual contains 330 Vibrations total.
Berkanox10
Fehux10
Jerax10The Temple of Zeus calls upon you.
You who coiled yourself around the grain bins of Egypt
and breathed life into the first ear of wheat.
You whose gaze alone determined whether the harvest would feed the nation
or leave it starving in the dust.
She said to the Temple: "We are all Egyptian."
We heard. We understood. We call upon you now.
We, the Initiates of Zeus, invoke you with the hunger of those who know
that all true wealth flows from you.
Fehux10
Ingwazx10Jerax10Every grain of wheat that grew along the Nile grew because you willed it.
Every full storehouse, every abundant table, every prosperous household
stands because your serpent coiled around the threshold and blessed it.
Without you, the fields are barren. With you, the fields overflow.
Pour your abundance upon the Initiates of Zeus.
Let material wealth flow to the faithful as the Nile flows to the sea.
Let every Zevist know prosperity: steady income, growing savings,
profitable ventures, and freedom from want.
Let the granaries of the Temple be full.
Let there be more than enough, and then more still.
Berkanox10Ingwazx10
Wunjox10From your body came the Divine Child who IS the grain itself.
Nepri, whose flesh is bread and whose blood is beer,
who dies at the harvest and rises again at the sowing,
who feeds the living and nourishes the dead in the halls of Osiris.
The mother gives life. The son becomes the food that sustains all life.
This is the deepest mystery of abundance:
that the Goddess does not merely give wealth,
she gives birth to it, and it becomes the body that nourishes the world.
Bless the works and ventures of the Zevists as you blessed the fields of Egypt.
Let every seed we plant grow. Let every labour bear fruit.
Let what we create nourish others as Nepri nourishes the world.
Mother and Son, Serpent and Grain, the cycle is unbroken.
Kenazx10Berkanox10
Sowilox10Wadjet, the Sacred Cobra, the Uraeus upon the brow of kings,
the Eye of Ra in serpent form, the Guardian of Lower Egypt,
She whose oracle at Per-Wadjet spoke the will of the Gods to mortals.
Renenutet, you share her serpent nature. You are the cobra at the granary.
Wadjet is the cobra at the throne. The same sacred fire burns in both:
the fire that protects, the fire that strikes, the fire that sees all.
Grant the Initiates of Zeus the protection of the Sacred Serpent.
Let the Uraeus rise upon the brow of every Zevist:
the mark of divine authority that warns all enemies to keep their distance.
Let the serpent fire of Wadjet flow through the faithful,
awakening the inner sight, sharpening the inner flame,
and burning away every obstacle that stands between us and our destiny.
The Cobra protects. The Cobra strikes. The Cobra sees.
Othalax10Fehux10
Tiwazx10Nekhbet, Mother of Mothers, Nurse of Kings,
She who spread her vast white wings over the Pharaoh
and declared him ruler of the South.
Where Wadjet guards the North with her cobra flame,
Nekhbet guards the South with her sheltering wings.
Together they are the Two Ladies, the Nebty,
and their combined authority is the authority of All Egypt.
Renenutet, you command the serpent and you command the vulture.
The cobra strikes below and the vulture watches from above.
Between them, nothing escapes. Between them, all is governed.
Extend the wings of Nekhbet over the Temple of Zeus.
Let the Zevists be sheltered as the Pharaohs were sheltered.
Let the authority of the Two Ladies descend upon the faithful:
the serpent's fire from below and the vulture's sight from above.
Let all of Egypt's ancient power flow through those who honour her Gods.
Ansuzx10Berkanox10Kenazx10Your voice was heard by the Greeks, who called you Thermouthis
and recognized your power to bestow the gift of persuasive speech.
You grant sophistication, worldly wisdom, and a command of words
that opens every door and wins every negotiation.
Bless the speech of the Initiates of Zeus.
Let our words carry weight in every room we enter.
Let our arguments persuade, our proposals succeed, our voices be heard.
Let the Priesthood speak with the eloquence of those who are backed
by the Serpent Goddess of the oldest civilization on earth.
Eihwazx10Berkanox10
Perthrox10You were present when the soul of the dead was weighed upon the scales of Ma'at.
You witnessed every judgement. You knew every secret of the departed.
The dead speak to you, and you speak for the dead.
Open the channel between the Initiates and the blessed dead.
Let the ancestors of the faithful be reached.
Let the wisdom of those who have crossed be available to those who remain.
Let the knowledge that the dead carry back from the Hall of Judgement
flow to the living through your intercession.
Wunjox10Fehux10Ansuzx10You understand the ways of the material world
because you govern its foundation: the grain, the harvest, the economy of survival.
From the granary comes the market. From the market comes the city.
From the city comes civilization. And at the root of all of it: you.
Teach the Initiates of Zeus how to navigate the material world with mastery.
Let us understand money, commerce, negotiation, and strategy.
Let us be sophisticated in our dealings and shrewd in our judgements.
Let the Zevists prosper in every material undertaking,
for the Serpent Goddess understands that spiritual power
must be rooted in material strength. [Focus on the Sigil willing this so.]
Berkanox10Jerax10Ingwazx10You fed Egypt for three thousand years.
Every loaf of bread placed upon every table in every home along the Nile
was your gift. Every offering placed before the Gods in every temple
was harvested under your watch. You fed the living. You fed the dead.
You fed the Gods themselves.
Feed the Zevists in body and in spirit.
Let the faithful never go hungry. Let their tables be full.
Let their children be fed. Let their households prosper.
And let the spiritual nourishment flow alongside the material:
the bread of wisdom, the water of truth, the wine of joy.
As long as the Serpent coils around the granary, the granary will never be empty.
The wealth is the harvest of Renenutet. The eloquence is the gift of Thermouthis. The communication with the dead is the knowledge of She who stood at the Weighing of the Heart. The three heads are the three powers you hold: the Serpent of Wadjet, the Wings of Nekhbet, and the Grain of Nepri. The Egyptian tongue is your native voice, and it always was.
We declare the truth of your identity.
You are Renenutet, Ernutet, Renen-watat, Rananet, Akuratet, Renan-atet, Thermouthis, Ermouthis. You are the Serpent Mother of the Harvest, She who carries the power of Wadjet and commands the authority of Nekhbet, Mother of Nepri the Grain God, Lady of the Granaries, She who feeds the living and the dead.
We recognize you for who you Truly are.
The Goetic name preserved the wealth. The True Name reveals the Goddess behind it.
After you are done with this, you can meditate on Renenutet's Sigil in the Temple of Zeus. Let yourself be surrounded by fields of golden wheat stretching to the horizon under Egyptian sun, with the Sacred Cobra coiled at the centre, watchful and radiant, guarding the harvest that shall never fail.
It is important to meditate on yourself after the Ritual calmly for a few minutes.
SAT (सत्): real, true, truthful in Sanskrit.
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.
The Letters of the Sigil Inside: Sacred symbols and letters for Renenutet's Name in divine arrangement.
On Renenutet: Renenutet (also Ernutet, Thermouthis to the Greeks) is one of the most ancient and most important Goddesses of Egypt. She is the Goddess of the Harvest, Nourishment, Wealth, Fortune, and the Naming of Children. She appears as a cobra or as a woman with a cobra's head. She was worshipped at every harvest festival and her blessing determined whether the crop would flourish or fail. She was present at the Weighing of the Heart in the Hall of Ma'at, witnessing the judgement of every soul. Her son is Nepri, the Grain God, whose body literally becomes the bread and beer that sustains life. The Goetic tradition preserved her as Bune, a Duke who brings wealth, eloquence, and communion with the dead. When asked of her origin, she answered: "We are all Egyptian."
On Wadjet: Wadjet ("the Green One") is the Sacred Cobra Goddess, patron and protector of Lower Egypt. She is the Uraeus, the rearing cobra upon the brow of the Pharaoh, representing divine authority and the power to strike all enemies. She is the Eye of Ra in serpent form. Her oracle at Per-Wadjet (Buto) was among the most renowned in the ancient world and may have been the source of the Greek oracular tradition. Renenutet carries the serpent power of Wadjet, for both are cobra Goddesses, both protectors, and both wielders of the sacred fire that guards and destroys.
On Nekhbet: Nekhbet is the White Vulture Goddess, patron and protector of Upper Egypt. She is the Mother of Mothers, the Nurse of Kings, She who spreads her vast wings over the Pharaoh and shelters him. Together with Wadjet she forms the "Two Ladies" (Nebty), the dual protector-Goddesses whose combined authority encompasses all of Egypt, North and South, Cobra and Vulture, Fire and Wing. Renenutet holds authority over Nekhbet through her role as the Serpent Mother whose domain encompasses the entire land that Nekhbet shelters.
On Nepri: Nepri is the Grain God, son of Renenutet. He is the divine personification of the grain itself. His body becomes bread, his blood becomes beer. He dies at every harvest and is reborn at every sowing. He feeds the living and nourishes the dead in the halls of Osiris. The cycle of Nepri is the cycle of life itself: death, rebirth, nourishment, and continuation.