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Introductory Hymn to Wesir Worship of Wesir. Wennefer, the Great God who dwells in the Thinite nome, King of Eternity, Lord of Everlasting, who passes millions of years In his lifetime first-born son of Nut, begotten of Geb, Heir, Lord of the Wereret-crown, whose White Crown is tall, Sovereign of gods and men. He has taken the crook and the flail and the office of his forefathers. May your heart which is in the desert land be glad, for your son Heru is firm on your throne, while you have appeared as Lord of Busiris, as the Ruler who is in Abydos. The Two Lands flourish in vindication because of you in the presence of the Lord of All. All the exists is ushered into him in his name of “Face to whom men are ushered’; the Two Lands are marshaled for him a sleader in this his name of Sokar; his might s far-reaching, one greatly feared in this his name of Wesir; he passes over the length of eternity in his name of Wennefer. Hail to you, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Ruler of Rulers, who took possession of the Two Lands even in the womb of Nut; he rules on the plains of the Silent Land, even he the golden of body, blue of head, on whose arms is turquoise. O Pillar of Myriads, broad of brast, kindly of countenance, who is in the Sacred Land; May you grant power in the sky, might on earth and vindication in the realm of the dead, a journeying downstream to Busiris as a living soul and a journeying upstream to Abydos as a heron; to go in and out without hindrance at all the gates of the Netherworld. May there be given to me bread from the House of Cool Water and a table of offerings from Iunu/Heliopolis, my toes being firm-planted in the Field of Rushes. May the barley and emmer which are in it belong to the ka of the Wesir (name). << Back (main menu)
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