By Witchipedia

This article provides an overview of Nut, the ancient Egyptian Sky Goddess, examining her mythological role as the celestial vault arching over the earth and her familial relationships within the Egyptian pantheon. Readers will learn about her divine functions, including her daily cycle of swallowing and rebirthing the sun god Ra, as well as her traditional iconographic representation as a star-clad woman.

This article examines Nuada Airgetlám, the God-King of the Tuatha Dé Danann in Irish Celtic mythology, exploring the etymology of his name, his mythological biography, and the symbolic significance of his distinctive silver arm and legendary Sword of Light. Readers will gain an understanding of Nuada’s role in the First and Second Battles of Mag Tuired, his relationship to other mythological figures such as Lugh and Balor, and his enduring cultural legacy in Irish place names and folklore.

This article examines Neit (also known as Nit, Net, or Neith), an ancient Egyptian war goddess venerated primarily in the town of Sais, exploring her roles as patroness of soldiers and virgins, her association with weaving, and her New Kingdom connections to the deity Sobek and the royal crown.