There are diverse forms of Heka and they very much depending on the period, the area, and specific connection to a specific God. The priesthood or men who were both educated enough, to be literate and trained in power of the Gods. They were the magicians who participated in ordinances that involved a ritual. One of those rituals was the funeral and arrangement for the dead. There have been fragments and very few complete examples, of recovered books of the death and book of breathings. These are priest written books with spells for the person who will die. The spells are meant to protect the deceased person to not be spiritually killed, destroyed, or consumed the spirit of the person on its way to the afterlife. Anubis is the God that negotiates the transition to the Afterlife. He is a form of judge. God and punisher of the false and wicked. Or the rewarder of gladness and justice

Magical Heka is not only for the privilege who hires the writing of the priests on stone, walls, papyrus, bone and wood. Separate and independent cults developed among many social classes and diverse gods. As well as new gods in seeking blessings of water, food harvest, protection, shelter, fertility, health, protection and many other things. God worship became expressed in less flamboyant ways, such as writing or majestic pyramids, and treasure barrier sites. Clay rock and fiber leave us evidence of the believe, the magick and the rituals associated with the God or Goddess.

Let the Ampu join will and purpose among the living, rise from the bones and sinuses an awakening to they of old. He the jackal of the gates of the Osiris claim among the mortal whose energy is employed with the image of the God jackal upon his head. As his must is spread with women who raise their arms, in the shape of the horns o Hathor in surrender, that he may rule them in their surrender. Let not Wepwawet be bothered. Let not Duamutef be disturbed for their alms are theirs. Let only the God jackal, he who gave a dwelling place to the Osiris be he who is spoken of.