Wadjetology I: Studies in Kemetic Omnitheism
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(Egyptian Mythology)
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Chapter 2: Aton (Excerpt):
Akhenaton built his Temples and City with forced Child Labor. This was later referred to as the Children of Israel. He called himself Pharaoh, the bad one in the Book of Exodus. Some courtiers had Hebrew (Habiru) names, as in the Vizier Aper-El.
Akhenaton prayed for a Son to continue his religion. He only had daughters. He married 2 of them after his primary wife, Queen Nefertiti, was too old to have more. In the Exodus, “Pharaoh ordered the Death of the First Born” should there be a Deliverer to liberate the slaves from bondage. So many people panicked. The idea of killing the first born came from the Pyramid Texts. The daughter of Pharaoh Nebmaatra Amonhotep, called Sit-Amun, put their son into a raft and dropped it into a canal for safety. The raft entered the Palace of Akhenaton where Nefertiti found it. Akhenaton’s prayers were answered. He named his son Tutankhaton, or reflection of the Sun (Mirage). They adopted Tut as if their bodily son and the heir to Aton worship.
Tutankhaton lived in the City of the Sun for a few years. His actual parents were unknown to him. The people became increasingly hostile to Akhenaton. Riots and Civil Unrest led to vandalism and tomb desecrations.
To remedy the situation Tutankhaton learned Effective Egyptian Magic from the Temples outside of the City, whose libraries had old books and scrolls. As he was a Prince of Egypt he could have a tutor for this, an elderly man named Aye. Aye was a Vizier and High Priest before Aton worship started. He was also Master of the Chariots. Akhenaton rewarded Aye at the Window of Appearances in the Palace, giving him golden collars.
Tutankhaton heard about the Child Laborers in prison, some of whom were his friends and classmates from the Scribe School at the Temples. So he used his Magic to help them. He was remembered as the Prophet Moses in the later Habiru Book, using his Horus Name, Ka-Nakht Tut-Mesut (Mesut would be Egyptian for Moses). The names of the other Gods were Magical Words of Power. Akhenaton didn’t know this as he practiced Monotheism.
Tutankhaton turned the Nile water into ‘blood’ as a Plague of Moses. In actuality he mixed powdered Mandrakes into water to appear like blood once it rained. This was during the New Year when the Nile flooded. The Floods caused other events like frogs, gnats, flies, boils on cattle & people, hail and locusts.
The sky darkened with a Storm that lasted a week. Tutankhaton prayed to Sakhmet for an Epidemic. This caused the death of the first born, as only the first born would be outside their homes to protect from the other Plagues. Akhenaton, now under increasing stress, released the Habiru and other slaves from prison. Later he changed his mind and chased after them with his chariots. But Tutankhaton was not done. As he was the heir, he ordered Boats to be brought forth. Akhenaton was ordered to leave Egypt with the Aton Morality Police, in exile. Akhenaton and his new Queen left Egypt in a boat to what would be Modern Scotland and the Habiru were led into Sinai Peninsula.
ISBN: 9798267045278
Imprint: Independently published
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ASIN : B0FSLTHQG2
Publisher : Independently published
Publication date : September 25, 2025
Language : English
Print length : 217 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8267045278
Item Weight : 13.8 ounces
Dimensions : 6 x 0.49 x 9 inches
MC 2025.
