Aloha Daughters of the Goddess

Celebrate Egyptian Sky Goddess Nut
Friday, August 13th, 2010 7:30 p.m.
Sun in Leo and Moon Waxing in Libra
Berkeley Locale, directions given upon RSVP
$30 newcomers/$40 drop in
see our exchange page for series discounts

I look up into the night sky and watch the moon, stars and planets dance above my head. I feel so connected to all who celebrate the Goddess and to all life. I feel that tGoddess is protecting me with the blanket of the night blue beauty and magic. Nut arches Her motherly body above us forming both the day and night sky. She rules over all that lives in the sky: the winds, birds, stars and the Milky Way. Her voice is the Thunder. Nut is the Mother of all the dieties and the sun and moon. As Mother Night, Nut represents the unconscious, Luna, Moon, feminine, and the emotional body. Her glyph often depicts two crossed arrows against a leopard skin. Nut is associated with the element air, rainbows and Sycamore trees.

Nut is portrayed as a Woman stretched out so Her body sparkling with starlight arches to form a semi-circle and her hands and feet are touching the four directions.

The Sun rides in a boat that Nut swallows at dusk. It travels through Nut's body each night. She gives birth to the sun every morning. Because of this She is also the Goddess of rebirth and transformation. As the soul dies it enters Nut's body and then travels through it until it exits at the time of rebirth. Brint to Nut's altar what you would like to transform or have reborn.

Please bring for the Altar: blue, gold, or yellow candle. Nut's sacred symbols are stars, cows, and lapis lazuli stones.

If you are interested in participating please RSVP by contacting Leilani. Basic information can be found on our participation page.