The Medu Neter Hieroglyphic writing system, used in Ancient Kemet (Egypt), is the world’s oldest known writing system and edu Neter symbols, often referred to as Hieroglyphs convey the deep meaning of Ancient Egyptian Cosmology.
The Medu Neter Hieroglyph for Amen represents authority, justice, creativity and divinity.
In totality, the Amen Ra symbol embodies the idea of the hidden or invisible life force behind all creation.
Amen-Ra: One of the most significant Neteru Deities of Ancient Kemet is represented by the visible aspect of the creative life force of creation as represented by the Sun.
Thus the Medu Neter Hieroglyph for Amen-Ra features a circle with a dot in the center, representing the Sun.
It signifies divine power, illumination, and the life-giving energy of the Sun.Â
Un Nefer: Un Nefer, which translates to “Beautiful One,” is an honorific epithet used to refer to a divine or highly respected figure.Â
The Un Nefer Medu Neter Hieroglyph symbolizes a state of spiritual beauty, balance, and perfection.
Kemet: Kemet, meaning “Land of the Blacks” is the Ancient name used by Egyptians to describe themselves and their country which they called Kemet because until the invasion of Kemet by Greece circa 300 BC followed later by Rome, the inhabitants of Kemet were largely Black Africans dating back to the earliest Anu People settlers of the Nile Valley circa 4 000 BC.
The Medu Neter Hieroglyph for Kemet contains signs that represent the colour Black (length of wood charred at the end), Spiritual guidance (the Owl) and a settled Town that eats bread (Horizontal cross symbol with semi-circle on top).
These elements in totality are a pictogram that conveys the image of a prosperous, Spiritual Black land.Â
Maat: Maat, the Neter of truth, justice, and cosmic order played a vital role Kemet.
The Medu Neter Hieroglyph for Maat portrays a woman with wearing an Ostrich feather, representing the concept of balance and harmony.
This Hieroglyph symbolizes the importance of upholding truth, fairness, and ethical conduct in daily life.
Ka: The Ka Medu Neter Hieroglyph represents the vital life force or spiritual essence of an individual.
It depicts two upraised arms, signifying the energy that sustains life. The Ka symbolizes the divine spark within each person, connecting them to their higher self and the cosmic energy that animates the universe.
Auset: Auset, also known as Isis, is a prominent Neter associated with fertility and divine feminine energy.
The Medu Neter Hieroglyph for Auset depicts a throne or seat, symbolizing her role as the mother or seat of the Throne.
The Auset Medu Neter Hieroglyph signifies the nurturing and protective aspects of femininity and the divine feminine presence in the Cosmos.
Conclusion
The Medu Neter Hieroglyphic symbols of Kemet are very Ancient and are a symbolic rather than a phonetic language.
As such, the Medu Neter Hieroglyphs found in Egypt hold deep meaning reflecting the cultural beliefs of the Kemetic Civilization in Ancient Egypt.
Thus understanding the elements of Medu Neter Hieroglyphic symbols allows us to glimpse into the complex cosmology and worldview of the Ancient Egyptians in Kemet.
