"Helping others in their practice detracts nothing from ours. On the contrary, helping others to achieve better service to the Gods can only elevate ourselves in the estimation of the Gods, and improve our understanding of how effective our practice is on the human condition."

"Sacred artists, consider that your work might be the initial spark through which devotees find their gods, then consider that your work is a gateway for human hearts to enter the heart of the Numinous. Then you will see every part of your work as building divine relationships."

"For your work to have integrity it must be the manifestation of the creative spark that resonates within you, regardless of how the outer world perceives or receives it. You give your work form and let that form speak for itself. Then you can easily look at yourself in the mirror."

"In your heart you know the value of the work you're offering the Gods; no one else knows that for certain. If you're giving what you can honestly give, and giving it because it's right, no one else can detract from that or diminish its goodness in the eyes of the Gods."

Akem-Shield of Sekhmet Who Incinerates the Rebels An original Kemetic icon By Master Iconographer Ptahmassu K.M. Nofra-Uaa. 5"x7" museum conservation wood panel. Genuine mineral pigments used as watercolor: garnet, hematite, jadeite, amethyst, lapis lazuli, turquoise, amazonite. 22kt yellow gold, 23kt rose gold, platinum, copper. Meteoric glass (Libya), Citrine (Madagascar), bastnasite (Pakistan), ruby (India), Mohave copper turquoise, carnelian, black spinel (India). Lead c