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			==History==
	In Egyptian mythology, '''Nuit''' was the sky goddess, in contrast to most other mythologies, where the Sky Father is nearly always male. Nuit is a daughter of [[Shu]] and [[Tefnut]]. She was one of the [[Ennead]].		In Egyptian mythology, '''Nuit''' was the sky goddess, in contrast to most other mythologies, where the Sky Father is nearly always male. Nuit is a daughter of [[Shu]] and [[Tefnut]]. She was one of the [[Ennead]].

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	==Nuit & Thelema==		==Nuit & Thelema==
	Nuit is the main speaker in the first ~~section~~ of the ''[[Book of the Law]]'' and the feminine compliment to the deity [[Hadit]]. Nuit is the infinitely vast circle whose circumference is unmeasurable and whose center is everywhere. [[Hadit]] is the infinitely small point within the core of every single thing. The union of the two is yet another glyph of the [[Great Work]].		Nuit is the main speaker in the first chapter of the ''[[Book of the Law]]'' and the feminine compliment to the deity [[Hadit]]. Nuit is the infinitely vast circle whose circumference is unmeasurable and whose center is everywhere. [[Hadit]] is the infinitely small point within the core of every single thing. The union of the two is yet another glyph of the [[Great Work]].

	==References==		==References==

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	==Nuit & Thelema==		==Nuit & Thelema==
	Nuit is the main speaker in the first section of the ''[[Book of the Law]]'' and the feminine compliment to the deity Hadit. Nuit is the infinitely vast circle whose circumference is unmeasurable and whose center is everywhere. [[Hadit]] is the infinitely small point within the core of every single thing. The union of the two is yet another glyph of the [[Great Work]].		Nuit is the main speaker in the first section of the ''[[Book of the Law]]'' and the feminine compliment to the deity [[Hadit]]. Nuit is the infinitely vast circle whose circumference is unmeasurable and whose center is everywhere. [[Hadit]] is the infinitely small point within the core of every single thing. The union of the two is yet another glyph of the [[Great Work]].

	==References==		==References==

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	==Nuit & Thelema==		==Nuit & Thelema==
	Nuit is the feminine compliment to the deity Hadit. Nuit is the infinitely vast circle whose circumference is unmeasurable and whose center is everywhere. [[Hadit]] is the infinitely small point within the core of every single thing. The union of the two is yet another glyph of the [[Great Work]].		Nuit is the main speaker in the first section of the ''[[Book of the Law]]'' and the feminine compliment to the deity Hadit. Nuit is the infinitely vast circle whose circumference is unmeasurable and whose center is everywhere. [[Hadit]] is the infinitely small point within the core of every single thing. The union of the two is yet another glyph of the [[Great Work]].

	==References==		==References==

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	Alternatives: '''Nu''', '''Nut'''		Alternatives: '''Nu''', '''Nut'''

			==Nuit & Thelema==
			Nuit is the feminine compliment to the deity Hadit. Nuit is the infinitely vast circle whose circumference is unmeasurable and whose center is everywhere. [[Hadit]] is the infinitely small point within the core of every single thing. The union of the two is yet another glyph of the [[Great Work]].

	==References==		==References==

Ash at 01:15, 1 March 2005

2005-03-01T01:15:15Z

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{{egyptiangods}}
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In Egyptian mythology, '''Nuit''' was the sky goddess, in contrast to most other mythologies, where the Sky Father is nearly always male. Nuit is a daughter of [[Shu]] and [[Tefnut]]. She was one of the [[Ennead]].

The sun god [[Ra]] entered her mouth after the sun set in the evening and was reborn from her vulva the next morning. She also swallowed and rebirthed the stars.

She was a goddess of [[death]], and her image is on the inside of most sarcophagi. The [[pharaoh]] entered her body after death and was later resurrected.

In art, Nuit is depicted as a woman wearing no clothes, covered with stars and supported by [[Shu]]; opposite her (the sky), is her husband, [[Seb]] (the Earth). With Seb, she was the mother of [[Osiris]], [[Horus]], [[Isis]], [[Set]], and [[Nephthys]].

Alternatives: '''Nu''', '''Nut'''

==References==
* Wikipedia (2004). [http://www.wikipedia.org/Nuit Nuit]. Retrieved Oct. 19, 2004.

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Ash: Moved non-english entry to talk page

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	Nuit: Nieskończona Przestrzeń i jej nieskończone gwiazdy. W metafizycznym sensie Nuit jest Continuum Rozkoszy, które jest wynikiem rozpadu ziemskiego istnienia na elementy nie-istnienia. Gromadzi wszystkie światła na niebie, gwiazdy, które przyświecają ziemskiej (zwyczajnej) świadomości. Gwiazdy te są dziećmi Słońca (nadświadomości) i Księżyca (podświadomości). Syn Nuit, Horus to "uwolniona" świadomość, która nie jest ograniczona niczym poza własną Wolą. Jest ona (Nuit) przedstawiana jako ludzka postać pochylona nad ziemią tak, jak jest to pokazane na Steli Objawienia. W głębszym i magicznym sensie Nuit jest dopełnieniem Hadita, wszędzie obecnego punktu, którego jest nieskończonym obwodem. Odpowiada Północy, a tym samym jest równoważna z Horusem; on jest Południem i równoważny z Setem. Ponadto, u Crowleya Nuit to materia, bądź też chińskie Teh, które spełnia funkcję rzeczownika, tak jak Hadit (ruch) funkcjonuje jako czasownik.

Frater T. at 18:54, 28 September 2004

2004-09-28T18:54:55Z

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Nuit: Nieskończona Przestrzeń i jej nieskończone gwiazdy. W metafizycznym sensie Nuit jest Continuum Rozkoszy, które jest wynikiem rozpadu ziemskiego istnienia na elementy nie-istnienia. Gromadzi wszystkie światła na niebie, gwiazdy, które przyświecają ziemskiej (zwyczajnej) świadomości. Gwiazdy te są dziećmi Słońca (nadświadomości) i Księżyca (podświadomości). Syn Nuit, Horus to "uwolniona" świadomość, która nie jest ograniczona niczym poza własną Wolą. Jest ona (Nuit) przedstawiana jako ludzka postać pochylona nad ziemią tak, jak jest to pokazane na Steli Objawienia. W głębszym i magicznym sensie Nuit jest dopełnieniem Hadita, wszędzie obecnego punktu, którego jest nieskończonym obwodem. Odpowiada Północy, a tym samym jest równoważna z Horusem; on jest Południem i równoważny z Setem. Ponadto, u Crowleya Nuit to materia, bądź też chińskie Teh, które spełnia funkcję rzeczownika, tak jak Hadit (ruch) funkcjonuje jako czasownik.