Feast of Nut

Feast of Nut is a Kemetic festival. Feast honoring Nut, the sky goddess whose body arches over the earth as the vault of heaven. Each night, Ra travels through her body and is reborn from her at dawn. She is the mother of Osiris, Horus the Elder, Set, Isis, and Nephthys — the quintessential cosmic mother. The stars are her children. Her body is the universe itself.

Here is how to celebrate Feast of Nut: - Go outside at night and look up at the stars — you are looking at Nut's body - Offerings: night-blooming flowers, dark blue candles, star imagery - Meditate on the cosmos as a living, breathing being — not as empty space but as mother - Write a prayer of gratitude for the sky that holds you

Feast honoring Nut, the sky goddess whose body arches over the earth as the vault of heaven. Each night, Ra travels through her body and is reborn from her at dawn. She is the mother of Osiris, Horus the Elder, Set, Isis, and Nephthys — the quintessential cosmic mother. The stars are her children. Her body is the universe itself.

The spiritual theme of Feast of Nut: The sky as mother — the cosmos as a living embrace. Reflection prompts: When you look up at the night sky, what do you feel? What would it mean to be held by the universe — to trust that the cosmos is not indifferent to you?

The deities honored at Feast of Nut are: Nut, Geb, Ra. Feast honoring Nut, the sky goddess whose body arches over the earth as the vault of heaven. Each night, Ra travels through her body and is reborn from her at dawn. She is the mother of Osiris, Horus

Historical sources for Feast of Nut include: Book of the Dead chapters on Nut; Pyramid Texts — Nut embraces the king; Coffin Texts spell 76.