By the Shore of Nile- spiritual connection
Egyptian mythology is arguably the most inspiring of all, or certainly one of the most inspiring. The gods and goddesses may have left the temples, but they haven't left our minds. Even if few people pray to Isis or talk to Horus, they are still alive.
As someone with a strong connection to Set, my patron god for a long time, I wanted to build this shrine in his honour, to introduce people to him and to show the other side of this misunderstood god. Ultimately, however, I dedicate this temple, lost among the sands, to the Ennead and all the gods and goddesses that have ever existed in Egyptian religion.
You will also find myths and tidbits of Egyptian culture.
- Senebti, Lorian
"They call me the rapid storm. I am the wind across the sands; I am the force that shakes the sky. But they never embrace the law of nature: without darkness, there can be no light. I am the shadow across the sun, the necessary night, so that the day may be reborn."— Set, Lord of the Desert
Religion in Egypt - fast information
Egyptian religion is a mysterious one. It recognises the existence of numerous gods, but refers to them all as the "Name of Netjer". "Netjer" means "god". This suggests that all the gods are in fact one being, which leaves room for a great deal of interpretation.