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Feline Resh One standard practice for Thelemites is that of "saying Resh" four times a day - dawn, midday, sunset, and midnight. The traditional one is Liber Resh vel Helios. This is an alternate version, to Bast and Sekhmet (who are my personal Deities); written by Tyger Brightfield.
Dawn Welcome, O Bast, thou Left Eye of Ra Flexing thy claws to awake from the night Welcome, O Sekhmet, thou Right eye of Ra Yawning and stretching to bring in the light We greet thee, Bright Ones, from the abodes of night. Noon Bright Eye of Ra, burning above Bast watches patiently Fierce Eye of Ra, destroyer of shadows Sekhmet stares down relentlessly We greet thee, Burning Ones, from the abodes of morning. Sunset Magnificent Bast, Left Eye of Ra Purring into softening light Majestic Sekhmet, Right Eye of Ra Relaxing into golden motion We greet thee, Beautiful Ones, from the abodes of day. Midnight The Left Eye of Ra is closed. Bast hunts. The Right Eye of Ra is closed. Sekhmet prowls. We greet thee, Fierce Ones, from the abodes of evening. |