Goddess Neith Or Nit

 

Neith, also Nit: Egyptian domestic goddess.

Neith, the mother of Ra, was born from the primordial waters of creation.

She is the protector of women and the ties that bind them together in marriage.

She is in charge of battle, hunting, and weaving, as well as the bandages and shrouds of the deceased.

Neith is shown as a lady with a bow and arrow or a weaving shuttle in her hands.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Nammu

 

Nammu: Sumerian goddess of creation.

Nammu is the mother of heaven, earth, and the sea, having created the cosmos on her alone without the help of a spouse.

She is the life-giving water that nourishes both humans and gods, and she is accompanied by seven other goddesses who serve as her handmaidens.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Itzpapalotl

 

Aztec deity of the seasons, Itzpapalotl.

Itzpapalotl is the Dark Mother of Creation and Change, also known as the "Obsidian Knife Butterfly." 

Her furious temperament manifests in droughts, storms, and death, and she regulates the seasons of the year and agriculture.

Though she grants humanity relief from misery and anguish, she can only provide this liberation via death.

Itzpapalotl is shown as either a lovely lady or a skeleton with butterfly wings laced with swords.

~Kiran Atma

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