About

In Service to Anpu is the personal detailings of a Hemet-Anpu, a servant of Anpu. In a world that seems so uncertain of itself in the quiet spiritual region atop Sand Mountain in Albertville and Boaz, Alabama, Sab Saiti speaks of her experiences through training as His priest.

I am Sab Saiti, Hebu en Medu — ‘Messenger of Words’ — priest of Anpu and of my Patron, Djehuty. I am of the Neteru-Am, a child-pupil of the Neteru. My path is that of a Modern Kemetic, learning what I can from printed publications and other sources, but relying primarily on inspiration, intuition, instinct, and the lessons, teachings, and instructions of the Neteru Themselves.

By birth, my name is Alexandria, named after the city in Egypt. I am twenty-two, married, and mother to my almost- four-year-old son, Darian. I live the “calm” (note: sarcasm) life of a stay-at-home mom, while also being a full-time priest in service to the Neteru and the local community. My husband, Sabam, is a priest of Anpu as well, though he has been dedicated to Him as His priest for much longer than I have.

I first came into formal service of the Neteru in 1998 when Bast first appeared to me. It was with Her help that I learned about strength, determination, and refusal to allow myself to be abused any longer. She was fiercy protective and furious at my family for their ways toward me. It was thanks to this wonderful Lady that I grew stronger in spirit when I was at my worst, when I felt that I was ready to die just to escape the pain of life inflicted on me by my family.

Once I became strong in my self, Aset came to me. This was in 2003, just as I started forming a relationship with Sabam. She taught me how to allow myself to love and be loved. She taught me that being gentle is strength in itself, not submission to another. She taught me how to be what I had become during my service to Bast. She also taught me the love of the Neteru, and that They are close and want to be a part of our lives.

In August 2006,  my Patron revealed Himself to be Djehuty. He explained that I was not ready for Him when I first entered my service to the Neteru, thus He had asked Bast and Aset to help prepare me for Him. He was satisfied with who I had become, and on August 23, 2006, He claimed me as His. Only, at the time, I did not realize that He would not be the one to whom I actually belong to. He just keeps an eye out for me and keeps me in line. He is my Master Teacher, one whom I am honored to serve and learn from.

My Lord, my Master, my Father, my Brother, my Best Friend… Anpu. He came to me not long ago. It was exactly six months to the date that I entered service to this great Neter. I can not find the words suitable to do Him justice in my heart. My tongue can not form words sweet enough to describe Him and His Love, and the love I have for Him. Serving Him is an honor and a joy. My heart is filled with pure joy just when I feel Him near me. I only wish I could put into words that could be understood the language of my soul speaking of His praises…