The ancient Egyptian calendar is amazing. It is scientifically measured and absolutely filled<\/i> with festivals, feasts, processions, celebrations, and holy days. Tamara Siuda, accredited Egyptologist, has provided Kemetic Orthodoxy with a month-by-month calendar for years, and I have used it on a near-daily basis for over a year now. It has informed my practice and intrigued my inner reconstructionist; it has brought me closer to my gods, introduced me to new ones, and given me a broader taste of history and ancient Egyptian religion.<\/p>\n
And now that calendar is coming into the world as a book!<\/p>\n
This Kickstarter was funded in the first two hours, so it’s already going to happen. We get an ebook, huzzah!<\/p>\n
But there’s so much more<\/i> we could get, too. A coil-bound printed copy. Or even a mobile app<\/i>. How’s that for insanely freaking useful and awesome?<\/p>\n
Please, if you can spare a few dollars, back this project and help us bring even more forms of the the Ancient Egyptian Daybook to the public. I’ve been plugging in each new month’s Kemetic calendar into my Google calendar and synching it to my phone; I cannot tell you how excited I am at the prospect of an actual app to do this in a more efficient and user-friendly manner!<\/p>\n
If you can’t afford to back the project, please take a few moments and spread the word. The Daybook is of interest not just to Kemetics, but to anyone who loves or studies ancient Egypt; this is both a spiritual and a historical project, and I can’t wait to see it completed!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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