Set

Set in Hebrew Gematria equals 195:
* melkor; seeker; spell; kaiser; origin; goliath; rift; sending
* timing; loren; firebird
* god's child; 
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== AQ ==
*AQ-71= set; maat;
*AQ-534= Set, the defender of the sun god Ra.
*AQ-425=fought the serpent Apep; EARTHLY INSURRECTION; HYPERSTITIONAL ARRAY 
* AQ-122: Setian; hermes
* AQ-799= Set was thought to have white skin and red hair
* AQ-941= people with red hair were thought to be his followers.
* AQ-892: Set had been associated with the desert and foreigners
* AQ-837= The Temple of Set is an occult initiatory order
*AQ-499= Xeper is the Word of worlds
* AQ-1352= reflecting the cycle of Manifestation --> Being — > 
Dismanifestation — > Remanifestation.
* AQ-338= I Have Come Into Being; ART OF PHILOSOPHY; XENOCHRONIC ABYSS
** THELEMA IS LEMURIAN; THE HALTING PROBLEM
** SPIRITUAL BREXIT
** SEA DRAGON LEVIATHAN
** KNIGHT OF PENTACLES
** SATUR9 COSMOLOGY
** GNOSTIC CHAOSPHERE
** FUTURE OF DEADLINES
** CYBORG OCTOPUSES
** ESCAPE THIS MISERY
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Seth is among the oldest of the Egyptian gods. The earliest artefacts representing the so-called Seth animal date to the predynastic Naqada I Period (c. 4000-3500 ncE). The morphology of the animal representing seth is unclear to date. In spite of this, there is some dispute as to the morphology of the animal depicted in these early objects. Nevertheless, Íìom this evidence Egyptologists such as JanZandee, and walter B. Emery deduced that seth must have been the primary god in the Naqada I culture. The Lower Egyptian people, who later conquered Egypt' worshipped Horus, and scholars deduced that the fusion of these two peoples must have produced a religious synthesis explaining the ambiguous aspects ofthe god Seth in ancient Egyptian religion. It is obvious that the theory, based on such uncertain evidence (a few disputed objects without textual reference), is far from conclusive. The first certain evidence for the existence of god Seth is the votive mace head of the so-called Scorpion king, currently on display at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford (Fig. 1). The Scorpion Mace Head dates roughly to 3000 scp, the time of Egyptian unification. (te Velde 1967:7-12)The animal depicting Seth has aroused lively debate; its zoological identification remains unsolved. Variously it has been suggested that the animal is a donkey, an antelope, an okapi, or a giraffe. Generally scholars have resolved to call it simply "the Seth animal" leaving the identification question unsettled. Among the discipline, it has been agreed that it is likely that the animal, as well as the hieroglyph depicting it, are purely fictional.
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* S.E.T.; Setianism
* Aeon of Set
* New aeon
* New age
Category:Religion