Simple Sharing from a Priestess of Aset

I guess I am in a sharing mood tonight. So I thought I'd post another piece I wrote after I invoked Aset while studying for my ordination back in January of 2008. This was address to all children of Aset.

I am always here
with nothing to gain,
always ready to give,
waiting for all of you
to forgive
your own actions.

They cause much pain,
birth much grief,
Burning holes in your hearts,
they clutch to your souls,
as they beg for relief
from the hurt you all caused,
all in the name of
pride, lust and greed.

You carry on.
I watch your lives unfold,
As you act and react
in support of your weaknesses,
forgetting that in one instance
all can be gone.

You will stand once again - Alone,
seeking me in your quest
for eternal peace,
Asking for something I can not give.
I am your Mother –
There is nothing for me to forgive.
I do not judge only heal.
You are All perfect for me!

im speechless

Thank you!

It is very well written, thank you for sharing it with us.

Aghrab

It is my pleasure...

Yes, thank you for sharing, Empress.

Just one question, are you picturing Aset here as in the figure of a Universal Mother, or the actual Asetian Goddess?

I am describing here my impression of the Universal Mother who had manifested as many Deities, including Aset, through out time yes is alway Omnipiten and Omnipresent... She can take form in many places at once, while still existing everywhere. She is within and without, above and bellow. I only faced her twice in my life so far. Both times spotaniously and unexpectedly. Her beauty is undescribable. She is as large as our Universe. The love she eminates is beyond human capacity to replicate. Yet she is nutral at the same time. One day I will share with you when we speak... although words cannot fully express that experience.

Thanks for the sharing, Empress. It is a nice poem indeed.

Em hotep empress2k: I was wondering if you have read the Asetian Bible?

Ankhhape wrote:Em hotep empress2k: I was wondering if you have read the Asetian Bible?

I am reading it now. Interestingly, as I read it. everytime I think of something I find a confirmation to it in the following few pages.

empress2k wrote:

Ankhhape wrote:Em hotep empress2k: I was wondering if you have read the Asetian Bible?

I am reading it now. Interestingly, as I read it. everytime I think of something I find a confirmation to it in the following few pages.

That is very interesting, thanks for sharing it with us. Curiously enough I had similar experiences being reported by several friends who read the Asetian Bible.

How are you liking the book so far?