Dua Sutekh

Dua Sutekh 🌩️

"Hail Set,

Great Lord, Netjer of the Storm, Tester of Kings.

I hear your laughter in the thunder, your mercy in the rain, your power in the lightning, and the swell of love being in your presence. "

Dua Sutekh 🌩️

Poem to Sutekh

As the storm rages loudly

And the sky trembles above

The darkness envelops the land

The wind howls past my window

I know you are here, beloved

You who are great of strength

You whisper softly in my ear

“Let it go and feel the storm”

I let the past go and embrace my freedom

Riding the wave of change in my life

Slowly I notice that the storm has settled

And my heart feels great sadness

Out of the corner of my eye a flash of red

And I smile as I know you are with me still.

Very similar ones, to say the least *_* Gotta love 'em, and I do.

Ok guys, one more round of...

The Ring(s)!

So, we're all familiar with Paul's ring he wore through the 60s and mysteriously disappeared by the end of '69/beginning of '70, right?

And most of us must be familiar with Artie's ring he apparently wore one time (at least on his finger) in '68.

Here are some nice pics where you can see both anyway.

So, let's speculate.

Shall I start?

I do believe Paul's ring was very important to him. He always seemed to show it, too (poses and such). I don't think it's a coincidence that he stopped wearing it around the time things went bad with Artie. Might be a coincidence as well, but I don't believe in such things.

Artie's ring appeared only once thus far worn on the same finger of the same hand as Paul's (and we all know what that finger and hand mean, yeah? At least, where I'm from). To me it looks different but also somehow similar - it's kinda big, not the ring that goes unnoticed. Maybe it was a fashionable type of back then? These two don't really seem like they care about fashion items though, so I'd dare to say that Artie's ring probably meant something too. Fascinating how it only appeared once. Maybe he wore it as a pendant? Or kept it in his pocket?

Anyway, please let's talk about it once more!

Pics of the concerts can be found here - worth reading, too!

HELLO I LOVE THIS 🤣

Thinking about that one time in mythology class where my prof used a thorki fan edit on one of the norse gods slides

Welp.

Did John really say to Paul "I like it when you're brutal"? Where did that come from?

Yes he did! You can hear it here:

It's a segment of studio chatter used in Eight Days A Week: The Touring Years (2016). The conversation is even included in the transcripts of the film:

Source: https://transcripts.foreverdreaming.org/viewtopic.php?t=61003