| Akhentef's World: Personal site with information about the gods and goddesses of the Netjer. Also general information regarding Paganism. |
| Akhet Hwt-Hrw: Temple and school of ancient Egyptian religion, dedicated to the goddess Hwt-Hrw (Hathor). Information about the religion and culture of Ancient Egypt, and about courses and services offered. |
| Circle of the Sacred Spirits: An educational site about the teachings and worship of Aset (Isis) Ancient Egypt, and other deities. |
| House of Netjer: Kemetic Orthodox temple dedicated to the restoration of the authentic ancient Egyptian religion, through the study of source texts and Egyptological research. |
| International Network of Kemetics: Organization dedicated to the networking and sharing of knowledge among the practitioners of the Kemetic Faith, and to helping facilitate the reconstruction of the Ancient Egyptian religious practices and culture. |
| KemetOnline: An online community forum for Kemetics dedicated to building fellowship and community. Discussion boards are available for all topics relevant to Kemetics. |
| Kheperu em INU: Temple to the Goddess of Manifestations: This temple is dedicated to worship of the Goddess INU consort of the god NU, and to mastery of the 'Khaibit' or shadow self. |
| Kimata Noah - The Black Nation: The National Kemetic Orthodox Church of the Romathi people. Their teachings are based on the Xonah, the authentic word of Amun Ra' So Inther to his people. |
| Modern Egyptian Ritual Magick: An attempt to modernize the ancient Egyptian religious systems for the benefit of the contemporary mystic and occultist. |
| Per-Heh: A temple dedicated to the restoration and revival of the Kemet Faith in modern times. |
| seshat.org: Information on Seshat, the Kemetic Orthodox Name of Netjer associated with writing and record-keeping. Also features an online journal. |
| Story of Seshat: Leaves from the Tree of Life: Her name is rarely spoken, yet it is there like the sun or the sky, or the stars that She gazes on - always present even if unheard. It is Seshat - the one who writes upon the leaves of the tree of life. She is one aspect of the totality of the divine. In Kemetic terms, Netjer is the sum of divinity, each of Its names a part of the whole. |
| The Land of Kam: Dedicated to the African Diasporic tradition known as the Kametic or ancient Egyptian religion. |
| The Living Nuhati: Teachings, devotional practices, prayers, meditation techniques, and faith philosophy of the Native African, ancient Egyptian faith culture Nuhati-Am-Nutjeru. |
| The Temple Of Khem: A modern Mystery School which works to train sincere students in Egyptian Tradition spiritual and magical development. |
| The Temple of The Goddess Bast: Dedicated to the worship of Bast, as well as magic, healing and other topics. |
| Those WIly Egyptians ...: Exploration of Kemetic religions with articles, devotions, and reviews. |
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