Ancient Kemetic Magic : What is magic one might ask that or this question it self , but for the

ancient kemetic people of the past what we call Magic today was not magic for them , they had an Art call " HYKA " which means " The art of changing consciousness at will " = the Will power , we already know what the " KA " stands for , but most of us don't know what the HY is , according to most ancient writings of ancient kemet HY stands for the " will " were " Ka " stands for the " energy or the chi or sometimes is call the mental Energy " so or the second body " if you add the two you get the full meaning of the word which is " to change something at your own will " which is the consciousness it self , they also believed that they can attempt to produce a response in the god and to manipulate him or her for human purposes. Ancients believed that the gods could be manipulated." so in other words Magic was the Art of manipulating nature (NTR) or the gods , so the gods will do your work , this was a different kind of science , but this ancient science was the science of the mind over matter , were the science of today is matter over matter which , which is much more harder to produce and change in nature . for example let us see what most native Indians call the (the rain dance ritual ) rain dance It is a technique or ritual - There is an actual dance carried out with specific movements, etc. It's purpose is to" manipulate or control "l the weather, i.e. cause it to rain. It is supposed to work by supernatural means , but the question is how can one " control or manipulate " any supernatural force in nature ? the answer is so simple once you know how the mind works , the key of this art is to know " thy self " that is why most ancient cultures such as the Kemets and the Ancient Khusites of the past had more knowledge when it comes to this art of nature (NTR) control at will . in this art members can create their own thoughtforms to change things around , remember " thoughts " are things never underestimate the power of the human " thought "