Unlock Your Inner Wordsmith: Embrace the Power of Seshat, the Egyptian Goddess of Writing

Are you struggling to find your voice as a writer? Do you often find yourself staring at a blank page, unsure of where to start? Look no further, for the ancient Egyptian goddess Seshat is here to guide you on your writing journey!

Seshat, often referred to as "She Who Writes," is a powerful goddess associated with writing, creativity, and record-keeping. She is portrayed as a female figure wearing a panther skin dress and a headdress adorned with a star. Holding a scribe's palette and a palm stem (symbolizing measurement),Seshat embodies the divine power of words and knowledge.

Legend has it that Seshat was not only responsible for recording the lives of pharaohs but also for maintaining cosmic order by keeping track of the universe's rhythms. As a result, she became a patron goddess of scribes, architects, and those seeking to document their thoughts and experiences.

She Who Scrivens: Write Your Book with the Help of the Egyptian Goddess Seshat (She Who Writes and Publishes 1)

by Laurie Sue Brockway(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

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Embracing Seshat's Guidance

Whether you are a professional writer or just starting on your writing journey, connecting with Seshat can bring forth a newfound sense of inspiration, clarity, and purpose. Here's how you can harness the power of this ancient Egyptian goddess:

1. Establish a Sacred Writing Space

Creating a dedicated space for your writing endeavors can help you cultivate a sense of focus and dedication. Set up a comfortable and inspiring area where you feel connected to your creativity. Consider adorning your writing space with symbols of Seshat, such as her headdress or hieroglyphics associated with writing.

2. Cultivate Discipline and Routine

Seshat is known for her meticulousness in record-keeping and her dedication to accuracy. Drawing inspiration from her, develop a disciplined writing routine. Set aside dedicated time each day or week to immerse yourself in the act of writing. Treat it as a sacred practice that deserves your focused attention.

3. Embrace the Power of Symbolism

Symbols are deeply ingrained in ancient Egyptian mythology. Invoke the power of symbols when writing by infusing your work with imagery and metaphors that add depth and meaning. Connect with Seshat's energy by incorporating her symbols, such as stars or palm stems, into your writing. This will not only infuse your work with artistic flair but also establish a connection to her divine guidance.

Writing Rituals to Honor Seshat

Writing rituals are a way to bridge the physical and spiritual realms, allowing you to tap into your creative potential. Here are a few rituals you can perform to honor Seshat and invite her sacred energy into your writing:

1. Lighting of the Quill

Before you start writing, light a scented candle or incense to signify the beginning of your writing session. Visualize Seshat's presence, guiding your hand as you put pen to paper or fingertips to keyboard.

2. Chanting or Invocation

Create a short chant or invocation to call upon Seshat for inspiration and guidance. Repeat it silently or aloud before you begin writing. Let the vibrations of the words infuse your being, opening up channels for creativity to flow.

3. Writing in Nature

Find a serene outdoor location—a park, a garden, or even your own backyard—and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. Connect with Seshat's affinity for cosmic order by writing amidst the beauty of the natural world. Feel the gentle breeze and hear the birdsong as you embrace the muse within you.

As you embark on your writing journey, remember that Seshat, the Egyptian goddess of writing, is on your side, ready to provide guidance and inspiration. Her ancient wisdom can empower you to tap into your inner wordsmith and embrace the transformative power of the written word.

So, create your sacred writing space, establish a disciplined routine, infuse your work with symbolism, and honor Seshat through powerful writing rituals. Unlock your potential as a writer and let the divine energy of Seshat guide every word you write.

She Who Scrivens: Write Your Book with the Help of the Egyptian Goddess Seshat (She Who Writes and Publishes 1)

by Laurie Sue Brockway(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	16698 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	215 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

WRITING MAGIC, ANCIENT MUSES, AND PRACTICAL GUIDANCE FOR MODERN SCRIBES WITH HELP FROM THE EGYPTIAN GODDESS SESHAT.

Many of us have a book inside that wants to be born. Laurie Sue Brockway - Minister, Publisher, and Author of more than 25 books - is uniquely qualified to help midwife the book of your heart.

She Who Scrivens is for authors who are searching for guidance on how to blend the sacred with the practical aspects of writing and publishing. And it offers spiritual magic tricks and ancient secrets that will help you get words onto paper.

Begin your book project with special help from Seshat, the Egyptian Goddess of Writing and Scribes, who is also known as "She Who Scrivens" and "She Who Writes." Always seen with a star upon her head, she connects us to the wisdom of all that is.

Writing is a sacred act that has magic and power. She Who Scrivens helps you:

• Discover and embrace your own personal creative process.
• Confidently carve out time for getting your words on paper.
• Uncover ways to dream your book into reality.
• Elevate your presence as an author.
• Call forth ancient muses to help you on your journey.

Laurie Sue blends ancient wisdom and practical inspiration for modern scribes so that you can find your own path to publishing. This book is part of the She Who Scrivens and Publishes series.