Kemet - The Year of Revelation (Official Preview)

The Order of Aset Ka has released the official preview for their newest publication.

It is called Kemet - The Year of Revelation and is a photography and art book, unlike anything that was released before by this secretive Order.




Kemet is a photography book that combines sacred art and ancient religious mysteries, presented in a spiritual tome, as never before seen by the general public in a work on Ancient Egypt. This edition of Kemet, entitled The Year of Revelation, is dedicated to the revered year of 2007, when the Aset Ka arose once more out of the abyss, after millennia of elitist secrecy and shadow.
Diverging from most books on Egyptian photography, Kemet brings the Old Empire of the Aset Ka back to life, through the eyes of the very same Asetians that inhabited those realms, so far back in time. It presents the sacred lands of Egypt and its deep symbolism, by the means of carefully selected photographs, including places not allowed to be photographed by the general public, but this time taken by the hands of the Asetians themselves, during the sacramental Year of Revelation.
The result is a magically vivid work. An artistic gem, with visual insight never before seen outside of the Order's secretive walls, and now publicly available for anyone interested in Ancient Egypt, Asetianism or in the forgotten mysteries of old...

International author Luis Marques, one of the world's leading specialists in Asetian spirituality, is a renowned expert in Metaphysics and Ancient Egyptian knowledge within the Order of Aset Ka. An authority in religion and ancient symbolism, he is best known for the groundbreaking literary work on Egyptian mysteries, the Asetian Bible.

Tânia Fonseca, specialized in Scorpion Metaphysics, is a strong personality and renown reference within the structure of the Aset Ka. Being one of the top names in the field of design and artwork on internal projects, her emotional feel, aesthetic knowledge and inborn sensitivity were put up to the test in this work where she joins forces with Luis Marques as the photographers of Kemet.

Official webpage and preview: http://www.asetka.org/Kemet.html
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I am excited for being the first to post this news. Looking forward for your comments and opinions about this new project from that Aset Ka that will likely take everyone by storm as we have been used so far.

Jonathan

Wow, this is going to be fantastic.

I'm looking foward to it's release. Looks awesome!

Absolutely stunning. Just the preview by itself was extremely beautiful. Thank you for sharing Jonathan. This is certainly going on the list of books to buy.

Iam going to be one of the first to claim it in the name of...uhm...Aset!

Still fighting with the "Fanatic" programme which will make me sound like one of these ugly creaturs saying "Yes mazter!"


This book seem to be very interesting, and it will be the closest thing to Egypt I will ever get before I can make a scheme to get there...

I thought you guys would love it. I was pretty stunned by the artwork when I first saw it while I randomly opened the AK page as I do so many times. It was really exciting seeing something new over there and a new project popping up. Especially one dedicated to all of us directly from the Asetians themselves! It's great!

Now, this is some good news. I look forward to it.

Jonathan wrote:I thought you guys would love it. I was pretty stunned by the artwork when I first saw it while I randomly opened the AK page as I do so many times. It was really exciting seeing something new over there and a new project popping up. Especially one dedicated to all of us directly from the Asetians themselves! It's great!

I agree, it really makes us all feel special and closer I believe. To each other and the ones we look up to. They are providing us with even more guidence for our journey!

Thank you for posting this, Jonathan. It is indeed exciting news.
The ancient dragon silently awakes...

I'll flag this thread as an announcement, given it's relevance.

Oh wow, I have just visited the preview. Amazing work. I remember that Luis Marques says in the AB that he wrote a great part of the book while in Egypt. I am sure this was during that trip, so that these beautiful photographs bear much more than images, they are a graphic account of the birth of the Asetian Bible as seen by the Asetians who made it happen...

Syrianeh wrote:Oh wow, I have just visited the preview. Amazing work. I remember that Luis Marques says in the AB that he wrote a great part of the book while in Egypt. I am sure this was during that trip, so that these beautiful photographs bear much more than images, they are a graphic account of the birth of the Asetian Bible as seen by the Asetians who made it happen...

Wow... you just made a great point Syrianeh. I did not realize it before you brought it up, it surely gives an extra magick to this "Kemet".

I am speechless... This is simply an amazing gift from the Asetians to all of us. I just cannot wait for it to be available for purchase. This is something much more different from the Asetian Bible, but yet such a great metaphysical tool. The immages that are now available for us to see, at least to me, have such a heavy feel to them. Am I the only one who can sense this?

Aghrab

Aghrab wrote:I am speechless... This is simply an amazing gift from the Asetians to all of us. I just cannot wait for it to be available for purchase. This is something much more different from the Asetian Bible, but yet such a great metaphysical tool. The immages that are now available for us to see, at least to me, have such a heavy feel to them. Am I the only one who can sense this?

Aghrab

I can sense it strongly as well. I even looked at regular images of the same areas to see if it was simply the location, but I found that they were very "stale" in comparison with this work of art.

It looks simply stunning. And I also agree with you, Aghrab. it has the feel of something very special indeed.

Best Greetings,

I feel thrilled with this new gift from the Asetians. This is of great sympathy and kindness toward all Asetianists, all of the followers of the Asetian tradition, letting us penetrate their vision of the Old Empire. This is a true pearl for Asetianists, and I can't wait to have it on my hands. As was said before, it will be a great tool for metaphysical work, particularly meditation.
The photographs shown on the Preview are beautiful.

I think we should all thank the Asetians for such a tremendous kindness. Thank you...

Best regards,
Karnath.

Karnath wrote:Best Greetings,

I feel thrilled with this new gift from the Asetians. This is of great sympathy and kindness toward all Asetianists, all of the followers of the Asetian tradition, letting us penetrate their vision of the Old Empire. This is a true pearl for Asetianists, and I can't wait to have it on my hands. As was said before, it will be a great tool for metaphysical work, particularly meditation.
The photographs shown on the Preview are beautiful.

I think we should all thank the Asetians for such a tremendous kindness. Thank you...

Best regards,
Karnath.

I agree, this is a most wonderful gift,
We do thank You.

Oh come on! The Asetians are spoiling us now... lol
Sounds like a very interesting book, and a great gesture from the AK to share with the Asetianists something that was so intimate, private and special to them. After the Mangum Opus (Great Work) represented by the Asetian Bible, I am curious in seeing Master Marques' work on a completely different project as this one. One thing is for certain, this Ancient Soul never ceases to impress us. We all knew how much of a Master of Words he was, but now his realms of deep and profound artwork seem to reach other horizons, to enter the grounds of visual and sensory magnitude.
Astonishing...

I bow down before Marques and Fonseca. As others have said, thank you for doing this.

Oh... yes... and how could I forget. It is great to see a female Asetian involved in these larger scale projects as well.

It is a wonderful and beautiful gift, and I deeply thank the Asetians.

The charge of Love that comes with the book which visibly , and powerfully touched everyone in here is simply ..Enchanting .


I think we all live a unique moment , granted by the Love of Asetians.

A door opens , one that has never been open before , the chance to finally see Land of Gods through the eyes of Gods themselves .

Kemet the sacred place will finally speak .Will we be able to hear ?

A chance and a challenge.





We all must honour this moment





Hellen

I am excited about this! It looks amazing, to say the least. The photos in the preview were absolutely fantastic.

Amazing... powerful. This is truly one divine gift from the Asetians to their followers. For someone like myself, who feels so deeply moved by the essence of the Aset Ka, this is truly one beautiful moment, and the wait to have such a divine work of art in my own hands, is even more beautiful, yet hard.

I gazed at the photos for a very long time, in the first time that I laid eyes on this beauty, and as Aghrab mentioned and others as well, it truly does have a very “heavy” and strong feel to it. However, when you are actually aware that this photograph is seen through the eyes of the Gods themselves, is when it becomes even more powerful, meaningful and breathtaking.

Master Marques is proving to us that his ability at moving us with his art, goes way beyond just his extreme and inborn talent in writing, but that he masters other forms of art as well, truly masters it. Just impressive... He is an inspiration and someone that I look up to. He is not only a leading occultist, not only an amazing author, but an artist as well. I bow down before him...

I wish to put this question out there, however, since it has been in my mind although in a way I believe I know the answer... Do you believe that Ms. Fonseca is a Guardian? We do get a lot of hints that she may be. She is known to be specialized in Scorpion Metaphysics, and not only that, the text on the preview page for Kemet gives us a sign that her experience in creating Kemet was an emotional one, and we all know that Guardians feel deeply for Kemet, their homeland.

-Victoria

That's an interesting thought, Victoria. I personally had never thought about it, but your words made sense and you are probably correct. Tânia Fonseca might truly be one of the Elder Guardians that everyone talks about so much... fantastic!

Jonathan

Jonathan wrote:That's an interesting thought, Victoria. I personally had never thought about it, but your words made sense and you are probably correct. Tânia Fonseca might truly be one of the Elder Guardians that everyone talks about so much... fantastic!

If those thoughts are actually true, this makes Kemet an even more magickal and divine work of art, with no words big enough to describe how special it is. I admire this, deeply.

I have the book in my hands, as it has just arrived. I am unable to look at it properly right now or take it in, as I am at work... but I will post about it soon.

It is too small!!! Yet I am so happy to have it.

Syrianeh wrote:I have the book in my hands, as it has just arrived. I am unable to look at it properly right now or take it in, as I am at work... but I will post about it soon.

It is too small!!! Yet I am so happy to have it.

The Aset Ka probably had in mind the idea to keep it small so that it can fit properly within your hands, easily able to be held for you to meditate on each photo.
Feel free to share with us your experience as you go through this beautiful book.

Aghrab