I: Tehuti (Thoth) - Keeper of Divine Wisdom

In the sacred temples of Kemet, Tehuti - known to the Greeks as Thoth - was revered as the great scribe of the gods, and the guardian of knowledge. Depicted with the head of an ibis, or sometimes as a baboon, Tehuti embodied clarity of thought, communication, and the eternal balance between truth and illusion.

According to ancient myth, Tehuti was not only the recorder of time and universal laws but also the mediator of cosmic order. When Ra, the great sun god, retreated from the world in weariness, it was Tehuti who stepped forward with wisdom to guide the Neteru and maintain harmony. In the Osirian mysteries, Tehuti plays a crucial role in the resurrection of Osiris, providing the sacred words of power that reawaken life. He is the master of hieroglyphs, the one who gifted humanity the ability to write, enabling memory to transcend mortality.

Tehuti is more than an ancient deity - he is a timeless archetype of divine intelligence. To walk with Tehuti is to align with clarity of thought and to seek truth through discernment. His teachings remind us that words are not mere symbols but carriers of energy. When spoken with intent, they become spells of creation, shaping both our inner and outer worlds.

In your journey, Tehuti invites you to reflect:

• How do you use your words - do they heal, inspire, and clarify, or do they confuse and wound?

• What wisdom are you being called to record or share with others?

• Where in your life is greater clarity or understanding needed?

  
  

Tehuti’s presence whispers that true wisdom is not only intellectual but also spiritual knowledge guided by compassion and truth. His ibis feather quill symbolises the stories you are writing in your life. He encourages you to recognise that every choice, and every word, is a stroke upon the scroll of your destiny.

As you call upon Tehuti this week, may you find clarity in your mind, truth in your words, and alignment in your actions. May his guiding light open pathways of communication, inspiration, and higher knowing in your journey.

-Sirius Bright

Look out for next week’s post, where we will meet Ma’at, the goddess of truth, balance, and harmony - the very principle that completes Tehuti’s wisdom.