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este Γ© o Deus nun, nu, ele Γ© a Γ‘gua primordial, o conceito de zero na matemΓ‘tica, o ser subjetivo antes do objetivo, o vazio antes da forma, o nada antes do algo, apartir dele surgiu atum o ser objetivo, este Deus Γ© tΓ£o importante que ao buscar a iluminação, na verdade Buda estava buscando retornar a nun, que Γ© o equivalente ao tao no taoΓsmo.
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Happy women's day, gals!!!
And remember: Aphrodite, Xochiquetzal, Hathor Bastet, Coatlicue, Nyx, all of the goddesses love you! π·
Nun - nnwΒ - β²β²β²©β²Β - ππππ―ππ Naunet - nnwtΒ - ππππ―ππ
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Naunet are 12 ft (3.7 m) proteans, creatures spawned from the chaotic maelstrom surrounding the universe. They pride themselves on thier swift and spontaneous decisions, actively avoiding diplomacy. They can teleport, grab people with thier thail, and those tentacle mouth things cloud your brain when they hit you. Oh, and fun fact- thier organs and such change shape, size, and position constantly, so wherever you think thier genitals are both is and isn't wrong!
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Naunet: If anyone needs me, then fuck off.
Ptah-Naunet
In the US, trans people are being cruelly used as a highly visible internal enemy by people who can only be described as fascists. This is, of course, affecting Australia too. I don't know what to do about it. One thing I can do is to try and discredit the lie that gender diverse* people are a recent Western invention. I will come back to this; in the meantime you can read about it at my Dreamwidth.
Right now, though, I wanted to mention an Egyptian deity, Ptah-Naunet. It was very rare for the Ancient Egyptians to combine a male god, Ptah, and a female god, Naunet (the female counterpart of Nun, the primordial ocean), in this way. Ptah-Naunet appears in the Memphite Theology, a document which explains that Ptah is the real creator deity. Even the great god Amun is the child of Ptah-Nun and Ptah-Naunet. I guess by combining these gods in this way, Ptah, a male god, becomes capable of giving birth.
Ptah-Naunet has been stuck in my head ever since I thought of writing something about gender variance. Maybe he-she is just a male god with a female capability stuck on; maybe the whole thing is just propaganda. But possibly, by combining two primal, powerful gods of creation, there is a symbol here for the relentlessly susprising, creative nature of human gender and sexuality, which is no modern invention but dates from the beginning of time.
(I have never been more disappointed not to be an artist. I imagine Ptah-Naunet as a figure combining aspects of both gods; but if the Egyptians had wanted to represent him-her they wouldn't have felt limited by Ptah or Naunet and would have drawn or sculpted whatever they felt best represented the deity.)
*By "gender diverse" I mean trans, non-binary, gender non-confirming -- everyone who doesn't fit into the neat pink and blue boxes and is therefore under attack. If you're not sure if I'm including you, I am. ("Gender diverse" gets used a lot in Australia. If it's inappropriate I know people will let me know. ty for the heads-up on "gender variant" @apatosaurus)
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Nu, Egyptian embodiment of the chaotic waters. The first of the gods, itβs been ever present throughout time, a permanent aspect of reality. For countless millennia, Nuβs waters rested without action, but suddenly the waters stirred and out arose the Benben, the first mound of land. Lying on top of the Benben laid a lotus flower, the flower bloomed, revealing the newborn Ra. Along with Ra emerged the serpent of Chaos: Apep. Nuβs waters encapsulated the world Ra had sculpted, surrounding it like a bubble. Nu remained detached from creation, watching it from afar. However Nu would provide Ra with their otherworldly wisdom, in one instance when Ra lost the worship of his followers Nu gave him the advice to tear out his eye, which when Ra followed transformed into the goddess Sekhmet. Nu upholds Raβs solar bark all through out its journey across the sky, traversing the sea of chaos that surrounds the universe.
Nuβs presence within Egyptian religion is deeply rooted, as the vast majority of creation myths in ancient Egypt centered around and greatly featured Nu, with the only exception being in Memphis where they were replaced with Ptah. In Heliopolis, Nu was split into eight deities who formed the Ogdoad, the pantheon who embodied the primordial waters. Nu represents the primordial chaos, an archetype found in many other gods, such as the Chinese Hundun, the Sumerian Nammu, the Mesopotamian Tiamat, and the Irish Danu. The concept of Nu may have developed into Asherah, with both representing the primordial waters of chaos. The primordial waters is a very ubiquitous concept, with it being found in Hinduism, Abrahamic religions, Mongolian mythology, Hawaiian mythology among many others. Viewing this primeval void as an ocean is nigh universal across the earth, youβd be hard pressed to find a creation myth without a mention of primeval waters.
