Repeating Numbers Myth | Cult of Kek | Know Your Meme

KEK Kek is the deification of the primordial concept of darkness in ancient Egyptian religion. He embodies the time right before the dawn, making him the bringer of light. Kek is portrayed as a man with a frog head C. In hieroglyphics Kek is portrayed as a man seemingly sitting at a computer screen 位 1 Pairs and numbers are very important in the Ogdoad mythology. Repeating numbers were used to create the universe, according to the Ogdoad. Kek is using 4chan as a vessel to spread his message and to usher in a new era of light. Meme magic is real. Honor lord Kek.

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