I call on the Light of Isis and the power of Isis to protect me and mine; from all things of darkness, from all manner of unjust attack. Those who mean me harm, you shall not pass this barrier!
All mighty one bring me the milk of set, the flood of Nebt-Het (Queen of the Night), the overspill of the lake, the surge of the sea, life, prosperity, health, happiness, bread, beer...

The ancient Egyptians gave their country the name "Kemet" ("km.t" in transliteration), which is translated by most Egyptologists as “the black land,” the strip of land made fertile by the black silt deposited by the annual rising of the Nile, which was the basis of both agriculture and transportation in ancient Egypt. However, Afrocentrists, who defend the theory of an African origin of Egyptian civilization, theorize that "kmt" has another meaning, namely “the land of the Blacks”.

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