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The Book of the Cobra Goddess: Mysteries of Wadjet

The Book of the Cobra Goddess: Mysteries of Wadjet

Paperback

Religion General

ISBN13: 9798285327165
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 26 2025
Pages: 128
Weight: 0.40
Height: 0.27 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

She doesn't ask to be worshipped. She demands to be remembered.

Before the rise of Isis, before the roar of Sekhmet, there was Wadjet-the ancient Egyptian cobra goddess of fire, protection, sovereignty, and divine sight. She crowned kings, guarded the gates of the underworld, and spit flame at those who dared speak lies. She is not myth. She is memory.

And now-she's awakening again.

In this fiercely sacred and immersive book, Tracey Wagstaff takes you deep into the forgotten legacy of Wadjet: the serpent goddess who was once the Eye of Ra, the Flame of Truth, and the silent guardian of the Nile's sacred waters. More than history, this is initiation. Part devotional, part grimoire, part modern call to power-this book is a blazing reminder of the feminine that watches, protects, and strikes when necessary.

Inside, you'll discover:

The true origins, mythology, and spiritual power of Wadjet

Her role in Egyptian kingship, the Duat (underworld), and the Eye of Ra

Sacred rituals, meditations, mantras, and serpent-breath techniques

Priestess traditions, cobra symbolism, and modern serpent flame awakening

How to invoke Wadjet's fire for protection, clarity, and sovereignty

Powerful signs, dreams, and encounters with the serpent goddess today

Whether you are a witch, seeker, priestess, or soul remembering your ancient flame-Wadjet is calling. Not with softness, but with sovereignty. Not to soothe-but to awaken the truth you've buried too long.

You are not here to be silent. You are here to see clearly.

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