Each teaching in Ancient Egypt incorporates culture, philosophy, social order, theology, and spirituality as their foundation. 

You might know about the Ancient Kemet if you are of African descent. However, religion will always be an element of a culture as it entails life, soul, faith and the world. 

Some followers of African descent honor and respect the beliefs their ancestors teach them. The Old Testament describes Ancient Egypt as a nation that worships fake gods. Some of which may have been connected to actual evil embodiments from hell. At the same time, Kemetic spirituality contains elements involving modern-day standards. This may perplex Christians as it displays "nothing new under the sun".

Wouldn't you be interested in the fascinating concept brought about by the Egyptian nation? Humanity – all humankind knows that the earth has a variety of knowledge, truth and belief. It is our nature to honor the ideas, and each adherent's principle believes in them. 

There will always be people who abide by the wisdom of the religion they have faith in teachings. So why not make peace with the spiritual factor of your soul and try and find yourself through Kemetic spirituality?

In this article, you'll learn about the following:

The Foundation of the Kemetic teachings and their Meaning

• The Provocative Origins of Kemetic Spirituality
• Kemetic Elements-The Enticing Existence
• Kemetic Spirituality-How Mankind Wields Each Teaching Effectively
• Kemetic Spirituality-The 11 Laws  
• Maat Philosophy

The Provocative Origins of Kemetic Spirituality

Kemet, known as "KMT", is ancient Egypt's native name. Kemetism, or Kemetic spirituality, is a neo-pagan religious movement that strives to restore ancient Kemetic/Egyptian religious rituals. Kemetic spirituality appeals to African descendant people because it supplies a cultural and religious link to the spirituality of lost African societies. However, it is put into practice by people of all races worldwide, and adherents' approaches vary. Egyptian Neo-paganism or Neterism are other titles for Kemetic spirituality. Egyptian deities such as Maat, Thoth and Ra, the sun god, and private altars common in Kemetic houses for worship. At these shrines, prayers and food offerings are made daily. In addition, the new Age and Wicca's thinking unite with Kemetism.

The Foundation of Kemetic Spirituality

Kemetic Spirituality devotees can walk a trail their ancestors first walked more than 4,000 years ago due to a foundation of the ancient spiritual structure. It's an African Traditional Religion that corresponds to other African and Diasporic beliefs, including spiritual practices from the ancient Near East and Africa. Rehearsing Kemetic spirituality necessitates a commitment to comprehending historical-cultural roots that Kemetic spirituality continues to respect.

What is Maat Philosophy to You?

In Ancient Egypt, Maat directs mainly to the nature of balance, truth, and justice, as well as the goddess who embodies these ideas. The advancement of Maat is the heart of Kemetic Spirituality practice. Therefore, members' prayers and rituals are aiding Maat's spread.

 Kemetic Spirituality the 11 Laws of 

1. The Law of Amen

In the Rule of Amen, you were constructed in the picture of perfect peace that nothing can disturb. Therefore, restore your peace so you can achieve your reason for being – the delight of life. Suppose it's our nature to be at ease in stressful circumstances. In that case, we only need to ignore the emotional responses that arise in such cases. 

What's the point of struggling and destroying our growth and development if we can be at peace? Especially when challenging situations result in spiritual energy and higher intellect?

2. The Law of Ausar

Because your nature is invincible in peace, nothing or no one in the world can get in your way. Every venture comes to you to help you reclaim your peace to attain enlightenment and spiritual energy. If completing our natural peace in the face of hardship improves our intuition and spiritual strength, we should not disregard hardship as dangerous to our being.

Bad events are unavoidable; what is the point of letting them damage us? When can we use it to our benefit by embracing the right mindset?

3. The Law of Tehuti

The Law of Tehuti asserts that when your thoughts, feelings, and behaviour reflect God's Word, the Strength of God's spirit and tranquillity will flow through your soul.  

Why allow anger, fear, lust, and so on if we can intuit God's Word by developing our power to be at peace in challenging situations? Why should we rely only on our minds as we have access to God, that is superior to ours?

4. The Law of Seker

This law is that when man's emotions manifest in response to God's Word, they can influence the course of all problems in history. Why give in to lust, anger and fear if we are admitted to God's spiritual power through cultivating the capacity to be at peace in difficult situations? Why should we not be at peace in the face of hardship?

5. The Law of Maat

God requires you to enter the world According to the Law of Maat. Accomplishing God's wants is the most unique expression of love, and you can only complete your love and compassion for others through your love for God. Therefore, for the world's guardian, become the Love of God. We have access to spiritual abilities; why can't we love those who commit wrongdoing against us? Particularly when the act of love is the essence and creation of the universe's most powerful force? If we are one, the good I do for you is also good for me? 

6. The Law of Herukhuti

Know that God does not punish, protect or reward you and that you will be comfortable controlling these things. Suppose certain hardships are not the source of our suffering due to our failure to reclaim our authentic nature. In that case, spiritual growth must be our priority.

 If we are one, I must evade doing you wrong to stop you from doing me wrong. This is the key to justice and protection for and from others.

7. The Law of Heru

You have the ability but not the right to disregard God's Law. Instead, obey God's Law with the joy and love that comes from your wisdom. And the power and knowledge of God's spirit will stream through you. 

Why should we surrender to emotions that harm our well-being if we have free will? Instead, why not choose peace in all events, especially since it is the cornerstone of intellect, strength, and joy?

8. The Law of Het-Heru

Do you consider yourself to be a divine being or a human? Het-Heru corresponds to the tools used to program behaviour. Such programming can be accomplished at will if the law is comprehended. We can only let peace and pleasure manifest as our emotional responses to events if we have the tools to program any desired behaviour.

9. The Law of Sebek

It is not what you believe; it depends on who is thinking and who is affirming. Do you consider yourself to be a divine being or a human? Sebek conforms to the instruments to program behaviour. 

Such programming can be accomplished at will if the law is understood. We can allow only satisfaction and peace to demonstrate our emotional responses to all events. 

10. The Law of Auset

Be ready to give up everything to become God's vessel on earth; you will receive everything in return. This is a pledge to God's service. Auset utilises such programming, which can be accomplished at will if the law is comprehended. We can only allow gratification and happiness to manifest as our thoughts and feelings about all events. That is, if we have the mechanisms to program any desired behaviour.

11. The Law of Geb

Recognise that you came from and will return to heaven; don't seek long-lasting works on earth. You resemble God, and you are the ruler of the earth. Our physical aspect is totally reprogrammable. So why not devote our will to programming desirable ends in our lives? Such as peace, happiness, health, and wealth – since we have the laws and capabilities to do so?

Kemetic spirituality entails balance, truth and justice. It is a way of life and perspective that can revitalise our faith in the beauty of tradition.