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« on: May 12, 2019, 12:04:35 pm »
We have received $562.13 so far in May. Many of the recurring payments in PayPal happen around mid month, but we need to keep an eye on this. Things to keep in mind: We have fundraising events coming up this month! - Donating $33 or more in May will give you access to the first 33 Club Podcast!
- Divinations are being done right now to find out which of the State icons that were in Dayton will allow the pictures that were taken to be sold to house members for the purpose of fundraising. Watch for more news on this.
- The Creation book will be available for purchase soon.
Thank you to everyone who donates. Whatever you can give, it helps. The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: May 11, 2019, 08:27:45 am »
I am finally able to post about the perk that is in process for those who are in the 33 Club. It will be a PODCAST! Hemet and I are working out the details as to frequency, structure, and content. Hemet will be talking in some if not all of the podcasts. If you are a member of the 33 Club for the period before the podcast, you will receive that period's podcast. (If someone drops out of the club, access to the podcast will stop.) We are hoping to have the first one out by the end of June, though details are not firm. Therefore, anyone who is a member in the month of May will get access to this podcast. We are very excited about making these and look forward to hearing feedback. Much love, Rev Ibi
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« on: May 07, 2019, 10:14:02 am »
We are pleased to let you know that there is another method for donating to the House of Netjer: Zelle! Zelle is a process that is run through your bank. Check here to see if your bank uses Zelle. Zelle has all the advantages of being fee free that the PayPal Giving Fund does, but also allows you to schedule recurring payments! It is the best of both worlds. If your bank does work with Zelle, the email that you will need to send the Zelle payment to is: tawyhouse@netjer.org. The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: May 04, 2019, 10:20:58 am »
On the 4th day of May we are up to $103 in donations.
Please watch this board for more interesting stories and comments as well as updates on our fundraising status.
The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 30, 2019, 08:23:35 pm »
There's still a little time left in the day, so this number might be higher, but the total for April as of 8:17 pm Tawy time is $2,090.14!!! Thank you everyone for your hard work! There are bunch of new members to the "33 Club." More information on the perks of being in that club will be coming out next month. The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 28, 2019, 11:54:44 am »
$ 235.86 to go!!! We're getting there people! We are at $1,764.14 for the month of April. Please, check if you can donate just a bit more! Thank you! The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 25, 2019, 09:15:54 am »
Only $363.72 to go! We have received a total of $1,636.28 in donations! Thank you all. Just a little bit to go to reach our goal! We have today and five more days... WE CAN DO THIS! Thank you! The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 23, 2019, 11:22:56 am »
Our total for the month of April so far is:
$1,571.28
That leaves us with only
$428.72
to go to reach our goal of $2,000!
We can do this people. Remember if we do not, we cannot pay Hemet $1,000. The special donations made the last three months will not be done again.
Per Hemet's agreement with us in October, if we cannot pay her $1,000 for three days, we pay her $500 for two.
If you have been following the posts on this board, you know that things that are currently happening will no longer happen.
Per the agreement, here is what we "get" for $500: working 16 hours per week, specifically a full day each on Wednesdays and Fridays. No guarantee of being able to attend Retreat or other events if I have conflicts with paid work.
All we need is another $430 people. Please think about whether you can give a little more.
Thank you.
The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 22, 2019, 01:58:18 pm »
Another way you can see that funds are donated to the House is to buy things from people who donate. There are various crafts and services available for a donation to the House. One is absolutely marvelous handmade soap. We all need soap, I think? Here are some examples: - Khai and Djedet of Kentaurus Design are happy to offer a 15% tithe of all sales to HoN members. This is from sales of sistra, adzes, naoi, and plaques. House members also get free shipping on any order over $50. Each item is hand crafted, ritually pure, and made from responsibly sourced materials.
- Tatuayinepu has a store called Anubeion Creations where she sells her creations of oils, incense, powders, and painted scarab amulets. Those who are members of the House of Netjer receive a 10% discount on purchases. In addition, she also has a monthly offering of an oil for a Name where all the funds except for shipping go to the House of Netjer. (And they can be ritually pure if needed. Her Hethert oil is perfect for my State shrine.)
- Tawa’ubastmut offers Tarot and Oracle readings as well as Reiki Healing. Guidance and healing for a minimum of a $5 donation to the House.
- Yinepuseshmui makes amazingly scented goat milk soap. You can find it on White Raven Apothecary on Etsy. The soap is long lasting, and the scents last the life of the bar. Seshmui donates $25 of their limited income from the profits of these soaps.
There are more besides these. Member can see these in the Member Marketplace board on the Forums. For anyone not a member a private message to these people will certainly get you information. Thank you for thinking about these things! The House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 21, 2019, 07:10:32 pm »
Here is another in the "How long does it take" series: Those of us who have experienced an RPD know of the time we put into the application and the time the RPD itself takes. What else is involved for Hemet? - Hemet receives an app from the Remetj.
- The app goes on to an altar with prayers and a small offering and waits for four days.
- If there is more than one application in process, then each has its own space on the big temple altar.
- Hemet arranges and sends out a schedule to the applicants and does the scheduling.
- The night before the RPD appointment, Hemet sets up a different altar with the app, more offerings, and invites all the gods and all the applicant’s Akhu to come and take part. The divination tray is also set on the altar. (Again, this is done individually for each applicant scheduled for the next day.) She makes a vow to the Netjeru for each person who will have their appointment the next day, to serve them through and past the process of the RPD.
- At the time of the RPD, Hemet moves the altar and tray into her office, so she has access to it during the appointment.
- Divination is done on the wooden tray.
- The RPD appointment takes anywhere from 45 minutes to 2 hours.
- Hemet has done up to 5 in one day, but it’s usually 1-3.
- After the divination and discussion, the altar(s) go back to the previous location the night before and remain another 24 hours.
- After 24 hours have passed, Hemet gives thanks and takes the altar(s) down.
So… for each RPD, Hemet is spending 3-6 hours on the rituals, let alone the time necessary for shopping for offerings and arranging the appointment. So… in the 24 hours that we pay Hemet for, if each RPD takes an average of 4.5 hours, one RPD takes up around 22% of the hours we currently pay Hemet for. People pay a fee of $53 for supplies for the RPD. This fee does not cover Hemet’s time. Also, it almost never covers the costs the offerings. For example, if the applicant is from Brazil, 53 Brazilian reals is $7 in U.S. dollars and many Remetj around the world cannot afford the fee. If RPD fees do not cover the necessary costs of offerings, Hemet makes up the difference personally with her own money. In the rare case where there are funds left over, Hemet saves them to use for those who cannot pay or for the naming offerings. She has done this for every RPD. It is a lot of work... and a lot of time. Can we give her the funds she needs to do the work? Thank you for your consideration. The House of Netjer Fundraising Team (edited for clarity)
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« on: April 20, 2019, 04:23:35 pm »
As we promised yesterday, we're going to give you some information on how much time it really does take to do the things she does. Today we're going to talk about what she does before she gets to the "special" things. As we go through all that she does, you will see that we are getting more than 24 hours of work from Hemet every week. If she only worked 24 hours, she would be paid a reasonable fee. This is not a "regular" job. She really can't "leave it at the office and go home." If someone calls with an emergency, she is not going to turn us away. She does things when they need to get done, and that isn't always during the 24 hours she has scheduled for us. She would truly love to work for us full time again when we can pay her appropriately. Here is what goes into a normal day: - Daily Ritual: Each sunrise, Hemet performs a ritual that lasts 30-45 minutes. Generally, she goes to sleep, gets up for dawn, and then goes back to sleep.
- Email: At a minimum, Hemet spends an hour a day on House related emails. This is every day, not just the three she has committed to us. So it is at least 7 hours a week, almost one third of the paid time she gives us.
- Pastoral Counseling: Hemet is currently doing 4 to 6 hours of counseling a week. Again, nearly a third of the time she gets paid for.
- Administration (forums, Tawy, priests, beginners class, retreat planning, working on any gatherings planned, etc.): This kind of work often forms the majority of what Hemet spends her time on in the week. Again, she is doing this 7 days a week, 1-2 hours a day because there is just so much of this work to be done. That means, if we take an average of 1.5 hours a day, she is spending 10.5 hours a week on administration. The administrative work that can be given to others has already been given to volunteers.
- Other daily rituals: prayers and other things that she does throughout the day, her version of the State rite, special holiday rites and prayers, divinations that aren’t RPDs (Akhu, Beloved, etc.). These other rituals often take over an hour and cannot always be limited to “workdays.”
- Duas: Hemet spends 1-3 hours a week attending Duas. This does not include the planning or writing speaking notes for the ones where she is leading conversation, nor does it include preparing rituals for those Duas.
Stay tuned... tomorrow we'll be talking about what time is involved in an RPD! House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 19, 2019, 07:26:13 pm »
Starting tomorrow, we will be posting information on how much time it takes for Hemet to do some of the things we love having her do. And the things we may not know she's doing. Here's a list of what we will be covering: - Daily Activities
- RPDs
- Shemsu Names
- Preparing a Gathering
- Preparing New Rituals
- Off Hours Emergencies
We hope you will come back to find out how much time it really does take. We will also be posting status updates on the month of April every few days. As of today we have received $558.28 through regular PayPal and have $677 waiting in the PayPal Giving Fund to be sent to us around the 25th of the month. This totals to $1,235.28. That's less than $775 to go. Let's see if we can meet the goal this month! Thank you! House of Netjer Fundraising Team
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« on: April 15, 2019, 01:13:38 pm »
Ihhyensenu has graciously accepted the position as the Financial Bak and is taking over all the posting of documents. January 2019 is posted and waiting for your perusal at http://www.kemet.org/finances along with a little introduction. Thank you, Ihhy! Rev Ibi Note: I am still handling all the retreat registration details including payments.
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« on: April 15, 2019, 01:11:49 pm »
The 2018 final financial statements are now uploaded to http://www.kemet.org/finances. Thank you for your patience. Rev Ibi
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