... Pectoral and Necklace of Sithathoryunet with the Name of Senwosret II ...

Today 24 April 2017 - XXVIII day of Ermouthi, the eighth month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVIII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Religious Prescriptions: Adverse day Religious Festivities: The XXVIII day of the lunar month is sacred to Shu. It is the “Feast of the Jubilee of Nut” and Khnum is the God of the Feast. - “Feast of the 'Hand of the God', Hathor-Iusaas, the Eye of Ra, the mother of Shu and Tefnut.” (thirty-one days, XXVII day) [T. Behdet, c. Horus] - “the Appearance in the Palace of Ermouthi.” (six-day festivity, III day) [T. Iunyt] (quotes from “Egyptian Religious Calendar: CDXVII-CDXVIII Great Year of Ra (2017CE)”, where you will find the full version of the Egyptian Calendar with the complete translation of the Temples’ calendars. The book is available both in paperback format and as a digital ebook: http://a.co/8oFE52w ) terracotta statuette (H.25.5cm) of the Goddess Isis-Ermouthi (Rnnwtt) with a half serpent body: She wears a diadem surmounted by the Solar disk with cow's horns, two feathers, and ears of wheat. In Her upraised right hand She holds the Uraeus, and in Her lowered left hand, resting on Her hip, has three ears of wheat. From Her left wrist hangs Her situla, and She rests Her right elbow on a handled vessel with a long-beaked spout. From the Piam/Phiom region (p3-ym, known in arabic as "Fayum"); I BCE- I CE. Now in the British Museum...

Today 19 April 2017 - XXIII day of Ermouthi, the eighth month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVIII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Today is the first day of the New Year according to the Civil Calendar, the CDXVIII year of the Great Year of Ra (that is the 418th year of the current Sothic Cycle started on 19 July 1600 of the Julian Calendar). Best wishes to all!!! Religious Prescriptions: Favorable day “Anyone born on this day will die in old age . . . . .” [c.c.] Religious Festivities: The XXIII day of the lunar month is sacred to Horus. It is the “Feast of the Part-Day/Feast of the Last Quarter” and the Great Naw is the God of the Feast. - “Feast of the 'Hand of the God', Hathor-Iusaas, the Eye of Ra, the mother of Shu and Tefnut.” (thirty-one days, XXII day) [T. Behdet, c. Horus] - “The Tn-Crown in the 'House of Birth'.” [T. Iunyt] (quotes from “Egyptian Religious Calendar: CDXVII-CDXVIII Great Year of Ra (2017CE)”, where you will find the full version of the Egyptian Calendar with the complete translation of the Temples’ calendars. The book is available both in paperback format and as a digital ebook: http://a.co/8oFE52w ) the Goddess Iusaas wearing the Solar disk with cow's horns and the Uraeus, with Her right hand raised in blessing; detail from the south-west wall of the Chapel of Ra-Harakhty in the "Great Temple" of King Sethi I at Abydos

Today 12 April 2017 - XVI day of Ermouthi, the eighth month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Religious Prescriptions: Adverse day Religious Festivities: The XVI day of the lunar month is sacred to Qebehsenuef. It is called the “Feast of the Second Arrival” and Shed-kheru is the God of the Feast. - “Feast of Purifying Hathor Lady of Nitentóre.” [T. Behdet, c. Horus] - “Feast of the 'Hand of the God', Hathor-Iusaas, the Eye of Ra, the mother of Shu and Tefnut.” (thirty-one days, XV day) [T. Behdet, c. Horus] - “Feast of the Divine Birth of Horus.” (twenty-day festivity, XV day) [T. Behdet, c. Hathor] - “Feast of the Birth-Giving of Iusaas.” (eleven-day festivity, V day) [T. Behdet, c. Hathor] - “The 'Hemhem' Crown, surmounted by three crowned falcons, in the 'House of Birth'.” [T. Iunyt] (quotes from “Egyptian Religious Calendar: CDXVII-CDXVIII Great Year of Ra (2017CE)”, where you will find the full version of the Egyptian Calendar with the complete translation of the Temples’ calendars. The book is available both in paperback format and as a digital ebook: http://a.co/8oFE52w ) "House of Birth" of the Sanctuary of the Goddess Hathor at Nitentóre (Dendera), detail from the fifth intercolumnar wall (south outer face): the composite 'Hemhem'-Crown (the Triple 'Atef') with ram's horns and Two Uraei, three Solar disks, and the Red Crown; on the top, three Solar disks and three sacred Falcons (each wearing the Solar disk)

Today 2 April 2017 - VI day of Ermouthi, the eighth month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Religious Prescriptions: Adverse day Religious Festivities: The VI day of the lunar month is sacred to Nut. It is called the “Feast of the Sixth Day of the Month” and Duamutef is the God of the Feast. - “Feast of Banebdjedet on this day.” [c.c. and S. pap.] - “Feast of the 'Hand of the God', Hathor-Iusaas, the Eye of Ra, the mother of Shu and Tefnut.” (thirty-one days, V day) [T. Behdet, c. Horus] - “Feast of the Divine Birth of Horus.” (twenty-day festivity, V day) [T. Behdet, c. Hathor] - “Feast of the appearing of this God; performing all the rites of Judging the Two Lords.” [T. Ombos, east side] Banebdjedet, the sacred ram of Mendes (capital city of the XVI nome of Lower Egypt), in His form of four-faced ram wearing the Solar disk with the Uraeus. On the top left, Nekhbet in Her form of vulture, wearing the Triple 'Atef'-Crown, holding the shen-'ring' (symbol of Eternal Protection), and spreading Her wings in protection. Detail from the Entrance-Gate (interior side, east wall) of the Southern Chapel of the Temple of Hathor and Maat at west 'Uaset'-Thebes

Today 30 March 2017 - III day of Ermouthi, the eighth month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Religious Prescriptions: Adverse day “Do not sail in any wind on this day.” [c.c.] Religious Festivities: The III day of the lunar month is sacred to Shu. It is called the “Feast of the First Arrival”, and Osiris is the God of the Feast. - “Feast of the 'Hand of the God', Hathor-Iusaas, the Eye of Ra, the mother of Shu and Tefnut.” (thirty-one days, II day) [T. Behdet, c. Horus] - Feast of the Divine Birth of Horus.” (twenty-day festivity, II day) [T. Behdet, c. Hathor] (quotes from “Egyptian Religious Calendar: CDXVII-CDXVIII Great Year of Ra (2017CE)”, where you will find the full version of the Egyptian Calendar with the complete translation of the Temples’ calendars. The book is available both in paperback format and as a digital ebook: http://a.co/8oFE52w ) Temple of the Goddess Isis at Philae, detail from the east exterior wall of the "House of Birth" (the Mammisi), south side (II scene): the shrine where is housed the cult statue of the Goddess Isis represented enthroned and suckling Horus the Child. (the images have been impiously hammered by the christians...)

Inside the royal tomb of Ramesses IV r. 1155-1149 BC (20th Dynasty), tomb KV2 at the Valley of the Kings. It has been open since antiquity and contains a large amount of graffiti.

Queen Nefertiti's arm around Akhenaten's back. ;Musée du Louvre Paris.

Today 23 March 2017 - XXVI day of Rekh-Nedjes, the seventh month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Religious Prescriptions: Adverse day “Do not eat anything which is on (/'from the') water.” Religious Festivities: The XXVI day of the lunar month is sacred to Osiris. It is called the “Feast of the Going Forth” and Maa-mer-itef is the God of the Feast. - “It is the day of what was done for the tongue of Sobek.” [c.c. and S. pap.] relief from the Double Temple of Haroeris and Sobek at Ombos ("Kom Ombo"): the God Sobek, crocodile-headed, wearing the Solar disk with the Uraeus and holding the 'Ankh' (Life)

THE KADESH BATTLE INSCRIPTION OF KING RAMSES II- quotes from the Poem of Victory, part I "His majesty was a youthful lord, active and without His like; His arms mighty, His heart stout, His strength like Montu in His hour. of perfect form like Atum, hailed when His beauty is seen; Victorious over all lands, Wily in launching a fight. Strong wall around His soldiers, Their shield on the day of battle; a bowman without His equal, Who prevails over vast numbers. Head on He charges a multitude, His heart trusting His strength; Stout-hearted in the hour of combat, like the Flame when it consumes. Firm-hearted like a bull ready for battle, He heeds not all the lands combined; a thousand men cannot withstand Him, a hundred thousand fail at His sight. Lord of Fear, Great of Fame, in the hearts of all the lands; Great of Awe, Rich in Glory, As is Seth upon His mountain; Casting fear in foreigners' hearts, Like a wild lion in a valley of goats. Who goes forth in valour, returns in triumph, looking straight and free of boasting; Firm in conduct, good in planning, Whose first response is ever right. Who saves His troops on battle day, greatly aids His charioteers; brings home His followers, rescues His soldiers, with a heart that is like a mountain of copper: The King of Upper and Lower Egypt, 'Powerful is the Maat of Ra, the Chosen-One of Ra' The Son of Ra, 'Ra is the one Who gave Him birth, the Beloved of Amon' Given life forever like Ra"

Today 18 March 2017 - XXI day of Rekh-Nedjes, the seventh month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Religious Prescriptions: Adverse day “Do not do any work on this day.” Religious Festivities: The XXI day of the lunar month is sacred to Nephthys. It is called the “Feast of Providing” and Anubis is the God of the Feast. - “(It is the day when) He repels those who rebel against their master.” [c.c. and S. pap.] - “Feast of the Appearing of Sobek, and the Lord of the Two Lands (Horus Panebtauy).” [T. Ombos, west side] statue of the God Sobek from the mortuary temple of King Amenemhat III (ca. 1859–1813 BCE, XII Dynasty, Middle Kingdom), south of Shedet-Krokodilopolis (Arsinoe), Piam/Phiom region (Moeris Lake). Now in the Ashmolean Museum...

Today 17 March 2017 - XX day of Rekh-Nedjes, the seventh month of the Lunar Calendar (in the CDXVII Great Year of Ra according to the Civil Calendar). Religious Prescriptions: Favorable day “If you see anything, it will be good on this day.” Religious Festivities: The XX day of the lunar month is sacred to Horus in the Great Palace. It is called the “Feast of Choice”, and Upuaut is the God of the Feast. - “The Majesty of Ra goes forth in His barque . . . . Heaven. Feast . . . . in On-Heliopolis.” [c.c. and S. pap.] Temple of the Goddess Hathor at Nitentóre (Dendera), detail from the sacred barque of the God Ra-Harakhty represented on the astronomical ceiling of the Outer Hypostyle Hall: the God Ra-Harakhty (falcon-headed, wearing the Solar disk with the Uraeus, holding the 'Ankh' and the 'Uas'-scepter) standing inside a shrine; behind Him, a falcon-headed God steering the sacred barque