O Great Lady, who did come into being in the sky, who are mighty. Who does make happy, and does fill every place (or being), with your beauty, The whole earth is under you, you have taken possession of it. You have encompassed the earth, everything is in your two hands, -excerpt from hymn to Nut in pyramid texts.
Another piece for Nut, this one colored in the deep tones of the night sky. Her colors shift from Blue / Purple / sometimes Green with accents in silver.
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O Great Lady, who did come into being in the sky, who are mighty. Who does make happy, and does fill every place (or being), with your beauty, The whole earth is under you, you have taken possession of it. You have encompassed the earth, everything is in your two hands, -excerpt from hymn to Nut in pyramid texts.
Nut can be a patient name. Great in her love and protection. She is the expanse of the sky above, a part of life and death. She takes unto her the Akh and places them amongst the stars within her. She is a great warmth and comfort, and creating her here was a great joy for me.
This particular piece wanted to have the soft tones of a sunset and the eternally beauty of the aurora borealis. They wash the sky and touch the stars with their vibrancy, and embrace Nut in the eternal wonder and warmth of this world.
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O Great Lady, who did come into being in the sky, who are mighty. Who does make happy, and does fill every place (or being), with your beauty, The whole earth is under you, you have taken possession of it. You have encompassed the earth, everything is in your two hands, -excerpt from hymn to Nut in pyramid texts.
Nut can be a patient name. Great in her love and protection. She is the expanse of the sky above, a part of life and death. She takes unto her the Akh and places them amongst the stars within her. She is a great warmth and comfort, and creating her here was a great joy for me.
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Like darkness, the night signifies the pre-cosmogenic, pre-natal darkness preceding rebirth or initiation and illumination, but it is also chaos; death; madness; disintegration; reversion to the foetal state of the world.
Night is also, according to Hesiod, the ‘Mother of the Gods’, the enveloping, maternal aspect of the feminine power, usually symbolized by a female figure with a star-spangled veil, holding a child, one black (death) and one white (sleep), on either arm; or by the crescent moon, or poppies, or the owl, or black wings.
As all-devouring time, day and night can be depicted as a white and a black rat.
Going by night symbolism esotericism.
[Source: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Symbols by J.C. Cooper]
Sacred to all Virgin Goddesses, the Mother and Maid, the One and the Many.
The lily also represents the fertility of the Earth Goddess and later of the sky gods.
The lily in the West shares the symbolism of the lotus in the East.
A branch of lilies depicts virginity, also regeneration and immortality.
Alchemic: The white lily is the feminine principle
Christian: Purity; innocence; the Virgin Mary; its straight stalk is her godly mind, its pendant leaves her humility, its fragrance is divinity, its whiteness is purity; it is also a symbol of the Annunciation and of virgin saints, as chastity; it is the flower of Easter. Dante calls it the ‘lily of faith’. The lily among thorns depicts the Immaculate Conception as purity in the midst of sins of the world. In art a lily on one side and a sword on the other depict innocence and guilt.
Egyptian: Fruitfulness, but the lotus is more frequently used in Egyptian symbolism.
Graeco-Roman: Purity; it sprang from the milk of Hera and is an emblem of Hera/Juno and of Diana as chastity.
Hebrew: Trust in God; emblem of the tribe of Judah.
Islamic: Its symbolism can be taken by the hyacinth.
Minoan: Chief attribute of the goddess Britomartis.
Sumero-Semitic: Fruitfulness; fecundity.
[Source: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Symbols by J.C. Cooper]
Like trees and flowers, plants symbolize death and resurrection; the life-force; the cycle of life.
Plant and flower symbolism is closely connected with the Great Mother, goddess of the earth, of fertility and vegetation; it is also associated with the fertility of the life-giving waters; the sap-filled plant is motherhood.
Plants and trees are often regarded as mythical ancestors and usually associated with the moon cult.
Plants or flowers which grow from the spilled blood of a god or hero represent the mystic union between man and plant and the birth of life from death, life flowing from one state to another, e.g. violets grew from the blood of Attis; wheat and herbs grew from the body of Osiris; and pomegranate from the blood of Dionysus, anemones from the blood of Adonis and red roses from the blood of Christ.
In Chinese symbolism the plant Polyporus lucidus is the plant of immortality and is the food of the Taoist genii or immortals.
[Source: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Traditional Symbols by J.C. Cooper]
Recently had the privilege of serving and obeying a superior dominant Woman she has been so kind in helping me understand a males proper place in the world. Obedience to woman is so beautiful and natural and i hope one day every male gets to experience the amazing pleasure of serving female power.
She has helped me to become a better submissive male and to direct my submission away from my own selfish pleasure and desire towards where it should always have been serving female supremacy and being of service to Women.
In accordance with this she has given me a task of writing down some Female Supremacist Vows something that i can recite everyday to her as an obedient male slave.
My Vows
As a male I recognise that women are my superiors.
I pledge to put my female supremacist ideas into daily practice.
In all things I will put Women first.
I will strive to be humble and to rid myself of my male ego and pride.
Cherishing female wisdom, I will listen more and speak less.
I will devote time and money to female supremacist causes.
I will be of service to woman quietly and without directing attention to myself or looking to be acknowledged.
Thank you Goddess for giving me this task I hope it is satisfactory it was a privilege to write it for you. it allowed to to spend time thinking about how I could be of proper service to you and other superior Women.
