Bastet Invocation for Home Protection & Blessings —Play in Your Home/On Your Altar— Meditation Music

Описание: The Protection of Bastet, Lady of the House (Sḥt.n Bꜣst.t nbt pr) (🏺Actual Ancient Egyptian - Invocation in the Tongue of the Netjeru)

Bastet, Golden Lady of the Sacred House
Protector of the Dwelling Place
Whose claws ward off all evil
Guardian of hearth and threshold
You are the fierce defender of the home
Greatest among the protective goddesses
Beloved daughter of Ra the Sun
Sister of Sekhmet, Lady of Power
Gentle as the sacred cat
Swift as the divine lioness
Exalted and merciful
Lady of Joy and Prosperity
May your protection surround this dwelling
May we be blessed by your presence
Sacred incantation
Bastet, Lady of All Houses
Come forth! Guard this home!

English Phonetics Guide

Bastet nebet nebu netty per djeser
Sab enty per
Netty ankhus khesf dju neb
Sab enty khet aa
Entek sab qen enty per
Weret em netjerut sabut
Sat meryet Ra iten
Senet Sekhmet nebet sekhem
Nedjem mi mau djeser
Her mi sekhmet netcheret
Qaiyet nedjet-her
Nebet aut-ib seneb
Mek sat haap per pen
Mek wen iauk em-khenten
Ra djeser
Bastet nebet peru nebu
Peri sab per pen

Explanatory Notes

This chant follows traditional Egyptian hymnic structure, utilizing authentic Ancient Egyptian grammatical forms and divine epithets for Bastet found in temple inscriptions and papyri from the Middle Kingdom period (c. 2055-1650 BCE). The language employs classical formulaic expressions found in actual hieroglyphic texts, including references to her familial relationships with other major deities (Ra as father, Sekhmet as sister) and her dual nature as both gentle domestic protector and fierce lioness guardian.
The invocation specifically focuses on Bastet's role as ""nbt pr"" (Lady of the House), emphasizing her function as protector of the domestic sphere. The text incorporates traditional Egyptian concepts of divine protection through the use of terms like ""sꜣb"" (protection/guardian) and ""ḫsf"" (to ward off/repel), which are commonly found in protective magical texts. The structure moves from praise epithets to requests for protection, concluding with a direct invocation formula typical of Egyptian magical practice.

⭐ IMPORTANT
This chant is spoken in Ancient Egyptian (Classical Middle Egyptian) — the mdw nṯr, “divine speech” of Kemet.

It is the tongue carved into temple walls and whispered by priests at dawn, the language of hymns, invocations, and sacred rites. These were the words carried on incense smoke in sanctuaries along the Nile, the living breath of the Netjeru.

To speak in this voice is to awaken heka — the power of utterance that shapes reality.
It is to call the gods of Egypt in the very language once offered to their ears.

How to use this chant:

On Your Altar —
“Let the voice rise through flame and smoke, as in the temples of old. May incense, water, and light carry your prayer to the Netjeru.”

During Ritual or Invocation —
“Let this be the current of heka, the living speech of Kemet — a bridge between shrine and sky, between mortal breath and divine ear.”

For Meditation and Trance —
“Let the rhythm steady your heart as the Nile, let it soften your body as lotus on water, and draw you into the silence where the gods dwell.”

As a Guardian While Away —
“Leave it playing to seal the house in Ma’at. Let sound itself become a ward, that the Netjeru watch in your absence.”

For Sleep —
“Play this as you drift into sacred rest. Let the chant carry you into the Duat, where dreams open like papyrus and the gods walk beside you.”

🕯️This chant also has a secret subliminal at 111Hz.

111 Hz is a pure tone frequency. It sits just above the lowest range of human speech and deep within the sacral field of the body, and is often experienced not as “sound,” but as feeling — a kind of hum that touches the bones, womb, or base of the spine.

When played consistently, 111 Hz is believed to bridge physical and non-physical realities, making it ideal for ritual or invocation

MRI scans of monks and shamans chanting in 110–120 Hz show activation in the pineal gland and other deep brain centers associated with mystical perception.

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Algorithm: This video is part of a Bastet Meditation series: a Bastet Chant with Bastet Music and Bastet Songs, focused on Bastet Enn and Bastet Invocation. Includes Bastet Instrumental layers tuned to Bastet Frequency for Bastet 3 Hours of continuous play, ideal for a Bastet Playlist or nightly loop. Designed as a gentle Bastet Subliminal and devotional Bastet Hymn/Bastet Prayer, centered on Bastet Healing through breath.