Seeing
Aug 18, 2022
1 min read
"When I am in sacred space there is nothing between me and my gods. I see the Gods with my eyes and They see me. That's what sacred space is and what ritual is, a seeing that takes place between worshiper and the Gods, a meeting between the physical and the Numinous. SEEING."
This contemplative theological reflection on Icons of Kemet (Seeing), by master iconographer Ptahmassu K.M. Nofra-Uaa, highlights the vital intersection of sacred space, divine immanence, and devotional perception—themes that find great synergy with modern Kemetic spiritualities, esoteric art philosophies, and sacred iconography chronicles, published on https://34.ua. The text explores the intimate, reciprocal nature of worship in the ancient Egyptian tradition, emphasizing that entering sacred space is an active, unmediated encounter where humanity and the deities behold one another directly.