"What really makes this book special is the depth of both academic knowledge and spiritual experience that Dr. Almond and Dr. Seddon bring to this topic. They are well-respected, so the reader can trust that their interpretation of Egyptian paganism is well-thought-out and thoroughly researched." --Anna Helvie, Priestess & Minister, Eternal Harvest Church and Tradition of Wicca
"This is a charming nonfiction work, filled to the brim with insightful material and it serves as an essential introductory guide to Egyptian magick, Egyptian myth, and Egyptian rituals." -- ghostvillage.com
"This is a good beginner's text for those wanting to introduce an element of ritual into their practice. It is especially handy for those who want to experience temple ceremonies but do not have access to suitable groups or temples in their area. It also provides a handy overview of the main deities in the Egyptian pantheon." - Prediction Magazine
"Provide[s] a basic introduction to modern Egyptian paganism, not a bad start to one's exploration of this path." --Spiral Nature
"This book is great for anyone interested in learning the lineage of Egyptian Deity... After reading this Egyptian history made much more sense for me." --Blogcritics.org
"I found the work easy to understand and filled with sharp insight into the heart of Egyptian paganism and magic... This one rates a 5." --Occult World Ledger
"By the time you've finished reading it, you'll know more about the rich, often confusing ancient Egyptian pantheon than you bargained for and will be able to understand the lore fo the gods and goddesses...in the context of a coherent cosmological philosophy. --DancingWorld Newsletter
"The authors are members of the Fellowship of Isis and are using both modern magical approaches combined with a scholarly curiosity of ancient text to present a good foundation for working with the Egyptian pantheon." --The Cauldron Brasil
The sands of time cannot erase the ancient ways of the Middle East. Generations of selective history and the destruction of sacred sites cannot destroy them. Elusive, like shimmering heat from a sun-warmed mudbrick, the magic endures. Cast your eyes over the ruins glittering in the golden sun and embrace their foundation. The sun set on the... read this article
