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Tag Archives: Anubis
Wrap-up of the June/July GMC
Well, this GMC ended up being longer than it was supposed to, because of life stuff getting in the way during June. But I think it turned out to be good “month”, even if it was twice as long. I … Continue reading
GMC Poetry: To Anubis the Shaman
Anubis Anpu Yunipu By every name that You have been called I hail You As Your sharp eyes can pierce the deepest blackness May I see what You see As Your keen ears detect the subtlest vibration May I hear … Continue reading
GMC poetry: The Jackel
The Jackal grins Showing teeth Yellow eyes glisten Taking in all they see Entrancing all who look into them Lord of Death Lord of Life You are ……….Opener of the Way ……….Far-Walker ……….Master of the Necropolis Lord Jackal What … Continue reading
GMC poetry: To Anubis
I offer a prayer to the King of Night Attendant of Isis, haunter of graveyards Anubis, far-walker Your presence is heralded by the howling Of wild dogs in the distance Those lonely scavengers, Your children Furtive shadows dancing On the … Continue reading
GMC poetry: A Song for Anubis
Black eyes deeper than the night watch me Smoldering with contained desire A growl raises from Your canine throat My dark God, Master of the wild night Magic flows from Your every pore Crackling power fills Your masculine form Your … Continue reading
GMC poetry: Hail Anubis
Hail Anubis, Opener of the Way Black Dog of Egypt, Weigher of Hearts Son of Nephthys, son of Isis Liminal God, way-walker He Who dwells in the Necropolis At the edge of daylight Where shadows dwell Fearlessly You stride Into … Continue reading
GMC: Anubis, Opener of the Way
Anubis is the canid Egyptian God of the dead. He protected the pieces of Osiris’ body while Isis collected them, so that He could eventually be resurrected. He oversees mummification and so is associated with immortality. His center of worship … Continue reading
