Kemeticism

I like this artist's website, but I can't speak to if there is any specific information or how reliable it is. Her altars and art are lovely.

Resources

Primary Sources

Practice

The Twisted Rope
Sesh Kemet: Website about hieroglyphics and Ancient Egyptian religion.
Fiercely Bright One: Writings about Aset.
per-Bast: Information about Bast.
Mystical Bewilderment: Blog.
Shrine of Anubis: Virtual shrine.
Per Sebek: Information about Sobek.

Netjeru

Netjeru means gods. I worship mainly the gods listed below, with their Greek names first (since Hellenic Paganism is where I started) and their Kemetic names in parentheses. I think Banebjedet and Wepwawet are cool but I don't know if I will worship them.

Set (Sutekh): God of chaos and storms who rules over the barren desert.
Bastet (Bast): Goddess of cats and joy.
Isis (Aset):Goddess of many things -- she is kind of hard to describe. Magic is one of those things.
Ma'at: Goddess of justice.
Ammon (Amun): King of the gods and patron god of Thebes (Waset).
Selkis (Serket): Goddess of scorpions and poisons, and by extension medicine and magic.
Thoth (Djehuty): God of scribes.
Sobek: God of strength.
Anubis (Anpu): God of the dead and mummification.