Just to make sure this stays alive.
Why?
I hate you milkman @AcerPlatanoides
We must never forget.
Yeah, if khepra wants to keep this thread alive, let khepra do maintenance.
I kind of miss Khepra; it was a more innocent time.
Several scholars and linguist call Egypt, Kemet. Some call it Khemet. Yet, in these names are problems. We discuss the numerological meaning of Egypt in this work, but we have to challenge this Kemet or Khemet theory.
Egyptians had a system of naming their cities after their deities. The word Kemet or Khemet is not the name of a deity. These names were developed of the letters KMT. Just like the Semitic languages, vowels are not used. With this in mind, we have to find an Egyptian deity that is in close relation to the letters KMT. There is not an Egyptian deity that uses these letters. Therefore, we began the separation of the letters. The deity that utilizes the letters MT is Ma’at. This leaves the letter “K.”
Before we look at the letter “K,” let’s examine who Ma’at is. Ma’at is the wife of Tehuti. Ma’at is depicted as a woman with a feather on her head. Tehuti is depicted as a man with a head of an Ibis bird or a baboon.
Remember Tehuti has been renamed Hermes by the early Greeks. Tehuti is known as the recorder of ancient Egypt. He recorded the events. Therefore, our position is that Tehuti dedicated the land now known as Egypt to his wife, Ma’at. The dedication is no different than the modern day love story.
Again, our position is that the name of Egypt is not Kemet or Khemet. This takes us back to the letter “K.” “K” is close to the word Ka which means spirit. The word now turns into Ka-Ma’at, which means the spirit of Ma’at. This shows the love a husband has for his wife.
Apparently I hadn’t been here since May last year so I’m not sure if @khepra is now @a_test or what’s going on there…
I see a lot of people asking questions for which there is never an answer, merely more questions and I was wondering, are there any actual firm statements here by OP meant to convey any meaningful information?
Seems to be a lot of links and analyses with intent in absentia.
What is the point of this thread?
What is OP attempting to communicate?
I’m not looking for more analysis. I would like a concise, specific declaration of intent and if that intent is to transmit information about cultural practices then I would also like to know why.
The title is loaded with the word ‘mythical’ so this thread is designed to be combative, but to what end? What are you trying to prove and who are you trying to make wrong with that assertion and these quotes which I can only imagine OP thinks support their intent.
Seems like trolling 101 from someone with an eclectic interest.
Uh, there are a lot of things and events that should ‘never be forgotten’; The Middle Passage, The Trail of Tears, Slavery/Jim Crow, WWII, the Holocaust, Pearl Harbor, Japanese Internment, 9/11, the 2016 US election Clusterfuck…
But Khepra’s nonsensical never-ending thread of copypasta ‘babble-on’?
Not so much.
Also, is Khepra now a-test?
I thought that was someone else’s stunt account?
In a word?
You could try if you were so inclined; many other members, have long since given it up as a lost cause, myself included.
All we’ve ever gotten in reply is more incomprehensible copypasta, and a few sporadic music vids
Even the farcical “mystery” of whether Khepra is a bot or just a really tedious person isn’t interesting enough to even contemplate anymore.
lol, we don’t need to get the trolls insight to figure them out.
Stay strong. Persist!
My best guess was a thread on something it was interested in to help cover that it was here shilling for Hillary Clinton.
This thread and the Why/Why not Hillary were pretty much it for that account.
I’m not even sure the OP counts as a trolley, to be honest.
That individual stuck mainly to this thread and one about voting for Hilary; and ever since the election has been very quiet.
Jinx.
Khepra is not now a_test unless a_test was always Khepra, which I do not believe could be true.
I for one say keep the love alive.
