Isis. In Egyptian Issa, the goddess Virgin-Mother; personified nature. In Egyptian or Koptic Uasari, the female reflection of Uasar or Osiris. She is the "woman clothed with the sun" of the land of Chemi. Isis Latona is the Roman Isis.

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Batoo (Egypt, Egyptian). The first man in Egyptian folk-lore. Noum, the heavenly artist, creates a beautiful girl - the original of the Grecian Pandora - and sends her to Batoo, after which the happiness of the first man is destroyed.

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ANKH: An Egyptian hieroglyphic widely used as a symbol of life, love, and reincarnation. It is a cross with a looped top.

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ANKH: An Egyptian hieroglyphic that is widely used as a symbol for life, love and reincarnation. It is depicted as a cross with a looped top.

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ANUBIS - Egyptian jackal-headed God of the Underworld and Opener of the Ways (NAD)

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APIS - Bull headed Egyptian deity. (NAD)Apis in Greek is called Epaphus.

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ANKH - Egyptian hieroglyphic. A symbol of life, love and reincarnation. It a cross with a looped top (TRASB)

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BAST - 1. (Bastet) Egyptian Cat Goddess.

2. (l.c) spiritual expansion (Arabic) (NAD)

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HIGH MAGICK - as opposed to other forms of magick, this is a detailed, very ceremonial form, often in Egyptian traditions.

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Kistophoros (spelled by Blavatsky Kistophores) The fourth degree in the Egyptian Mysteries. The neophyte received this title when he had successfully passed the trial by judgment -- similar to that described in the double hall of truth in the Egyptian Book of the Dead. In this degree the mystery-name Iao was communicated to the candidate.

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Kan (Egyptian) "Diodorus says that Kan was one of the titles of the Egyptian Apollo in his aspect of Sun God" (Caves & Jungles 612). Blavatsky compares Kan with krishan-Kanya called Nilanath (blue god).

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Batu (Egyptian) Also Batoo, Baiti. First man in the Egyptian legend of the Two Brothers, the probable original of the Greek story of Epimetheus and Prometheus. Just as Pandora was sent to Epimetheus, so is a beautiful girl, the creation of the heavenly artist Khnum, sent to Batu, whereupon Batu's happiness is destroyed.

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CEREMONIAL WITCHCRAFT: A  tradition of Witchcraft with an emphasis on Egyptian and/or Qabbalistic  Ceremonial Magick.

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CEREMONIAL WITCHCRAFT: A tradition of Witchcraft with an emphasis on Egyptian and/or Qabbalistic Ceremonial Magick.

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FIRE CIRCLE

Egyptian term for UFO.

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Thermuthis (Egyptian) Crown formed of an asp. {SD 2:26n}

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Neter Khari Hieratic alphabet of the Egyptians. {BCW 5:298, 14:97}

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Nahbkoon, Neheb-kau (Egyptian) Astral light. {SD 1:472}

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Un-nefer (Egyptian) [from un to make manifest + nefer beauty]

The name of Osiris (Asar in Egyptian) in his aspect of the Lord of Amenti (the underworld); also used in late dynastic times in place of Asar.

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Aker (Egyptian) An Egyptian god represented as a lion god stationed at the door of dawn, through which the sun entered each day. In later Egyptian civilization two lions were pictured, called the Lion of Yesterday (Sef) and of Today (Tuau), represented with human heads. In the conflict between the sun god Ra and Apep (the serpent of evil), Aker aids the forces of light by binding and chaining the serpent.

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Ru (Egyptian) A gate, outlet; when referred to the heavens, that place in the northern sky in which the sun is said to be reborn; mystically, that place whence proceeded the primeval light, "synonymous with 'cosmic womb' " (TG 279).

Also the circle surmounting the cross in the ankh or Egyptian ansated cross.

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Ra-shu (Egyptian) The solar force emanating from the sun (Ra). In chapter 17 of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, the Demiurge is represented as becoming this solar force. "The solar fires formed in and out of the primordial 'waters,' or substance, of Space" (TG 276).

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