Egyptian Theurgy: Operational Invocation of the Netjeru and Sacred Architectural Praxis

This course delivers rigorous, practice-oriented training in Egyptian theurgy rooted in Greco-Egyptian, Hermetic, and Solomonic procedural traditions. Students learn operational protocols for invoking Netjeru and allied planetary intelligences, constructing altars and naoi, preparing talismans, and maintaining an ethical, reciprocal cultus. Every lesson pairs primary-source reading with applied ritual templates: names, posture, speech acts, offerings, incense formulations, libation practice, and timing calibrated to lunar, sidereal, and planetary hours. The course emphasizes safety, consecration, and protective protocols drawn from late-antique temple praxis and Solomonic procedures, reframing all spirits as cooperative guides and initiatory partners. Practical exercises include building a domestic naos or portable chapel, preparing statues and stelae, composing and consecrating short invocations, and running full ritual sequences for initiation, petition, and ongoing maintenance. Textual units focus on how to read Egyptian spells, temple manuals, and Greek-Egyptian ritual fragments for operational use. Ethical modules cover reciprocity, agreement, record-keeping, legal and community considerations, and integrating theurgy into daily life without sensationalist or anachronistic distortion. Intended for practitioners across levels, the curriculum balances historical fidelity with repeatable, safe praxis for modern contexts.

Instructor: T.I. Team

Level: everybody

Duration: 8 weeks

Price: €49