What is Shækem RA AЖE (Reiki Kemetically Understood?)
by Dr Terri Nelson

Shækem RA AЖE is an ancient healing practice. Many may be more familiar with the word Reiki or Ray-key. This particular dispensation of the Healing art found return and was brought through again by Dr Usui (see story). However, for our purpose here, it is provident and proper to trace this healing wisdom back to its Afrikan root source. We re-establish potent connection here, particularly when we note that the human family originated in Afrika and that the Afrkan family of the Nile Valley in Kemet (later renamed Egypt by the Greeks) gave the world civilization, mathematics, medicine, astronomy, astrology, and more. Additionally, it is more powerful when we use the Mtw Ntr which means ‘divine words’ (later called hieroglyphics by the Greeks) to express the cosmogenesis and cosmology that has been given to us by our Ancient Afrikan Ancestors for the healing of the Earth and Humanity.

As an ancient healing practice Shækem RA AЖE involves the channeling of energy by the practitioner from an Infinite Universal Source. This Universal Energy has been called by many names which include ki, chi, prana etc., and has been tapped into by various cultures throughout the ages. Our African Ancestors of Kemet called it Ra or Shækem. As one makes themselves a clear and open channel of this Universal Life Force they in turn are able to channel it to clients through a practice of hands on healing. Actually, hands on healing just means that the practitioner’s hands come in close enough proximity with the client so that transmission of this energy may occur. Those initiated into the priesthood of Shækem RA AЖE Healing are also able to transmit healing energy to the client who may be great distances away.

Channeling this life force to the client promotes healing, balance and well being. Many scenes in the temples and tombs of Kemet depict this type of healing. The Shækem RA AЖE practitioner is one who is receptive to inner intuitive guidance from Spirit, Deities or Angelic Guides and allows this guidance to just direct the focus of the treatment, the laying on of hands, and the movement of energy.

Shækem RA AЖE helps to:

▲Move Blockages Caused by Traumas.
▲Relieve Stress and Anxiety
▲Activate and Energize the Bodies Own Healing Defense
▲Alleviate Medical Conditions
▲Restore Harmony, Balance, Peace – Physically, Emotionally, Mentally and Spiritually

Certainly one can see the many profound benefits that Shækem RA AЖE treatments have in improving the quality of LIFE.

Sekmet and Shækem RA AЖE

   
The goddess Sekmet is pictured above. In the first picture her hands are outstretched in Shækem RA AЖE posture. In the second picture she is equipped with the Ankh - symbol of life in her left hand, the Shaekem scepter of power in her right hand, and the Uraeus symbol of power as her crown. Description of this powerful goddess is expressed accordingly: E.A. Wallis Budge. The Gods of the Egyptians, V.I, p. 514 - 520.

The principal female counterpart of Ptah was the goddess Sekmet or Sekhet. She was his sister and wife and the mother of his son Nefer-Tem. She is also a sister-form of the goddess Bast. She is generally depicted in the form of a woman with the head of a lioness which is surmounted by the solar disk encircled by an uraeus.

There was often a scepter of power in her hand.

The name of the goddess appears in the Pyramid Texts (Unas, line 390), where after the statement that, Unas hath proceeded from the thighs of the company of the gods, he is said to have been conceived by Sekhet.

In the form of the serpent-goddess Mehenet, she took up her position on the head of her father Ra and poured out from herself the blazing fire which scorched and consumed his enemies who came near, whilst at those who were some distance away she shot forth swift fiery darts which pierced through and through the fiends whom they struck. In a text quoted by Dr. Brugsch she is made to say, “I set the fierce heat of the fire for a distance of millions” of cubits between Ausar and his enemy, and I keep away from “him the evil ones, and remove his foes from his habitation.” One of the commonest names of the goddess is “Nesert,” i.e., Flame, as a destroying element, and in texts of all periods she plays the part of a power which protects the good and annihilates the wicked. Sekhet is called the “Eye of Ra.” The name Sekhet is connected with the root Shækem or Sekhem which means power, be strong, mighty or even violent.

In her dual aspects Sekhmet is both protective and retributive. One the one hand she is the personification of the sun Ra’s life giving, vitalizing, potentizing, and healing energy. On the other hand she is the fierce destroying and scorching heat of its rays.

Sekmet is connected with the Goddess Het Heru (Hathor). As such, she is regulator of the fire of Ra as it moves through each of the 7 Planes of consciousness. As the ‘eye of Ra’ she is like the surveillance camera on each of the Planes of Consciousness. She is scanning the purity or impurity at each of these vibratory plane levels. This is why we must measure up at each level in order to undergo advanced degrees of Initiations which simply means – expansion into higher states of consciousness.

Each of the 7 planes in turn corresponds with one of the 7 Chakras, 7 glands and 7 major organs in the body. As regulator, Sekmet is the determinator of how purified and refined, or coarse and dense is the fiery energy of each Chakras and its corresponding plane of consciousness. On our Spiritual Journey we must do the purification work of the fires of Ra that move along the Djet pillar (spinal column) and make stationing within and upon each of the 7 planes. One must burn off the coarse matters in their nature and becomes purified. One does not play with fire by prematurely assessing more refined fire from higher planes to use in the lower centers that are still coarse, unrefined, selfishly and materially focused.

We all know what happens when one plays with fire. On the other hand, burning off (or working through and becoming unblocked of the ‘coarse matters’ within allows us to be radiant beacons of light in the world. Like the burning bush, it burns but is not consumed because all the dross, which is impure and unrefined, has been burned off and transmuted into ‘pure gold’.

Sekmet is the fine calibrator in this process. Shækem RA AЖE helps us remove blockages, deal with the matters, or ‘what’s the matter’ in our lives (see chapter Ka Ab Ba Building The Lighted Temple, Dr Terri Nelson). If Het Heru expands us into greater wholeness it is Sekmet that makes sure we have earned our greater access to the light and penalizes theft of the fire of Ra if we have not paid our dues. We are always in the refiner’s fire of Sekmet Ra. Physicians were 'priests of Sekhmet'. She is also called "Great of Magic" or 'Mistress of Life' and was a goddess of healing and surgery. She could both spread and cure pestilence and disease.

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