The "many goddesses" of the ancient world were all forms of the One Great Goddess! Worship of The Great Mamma was GLOBAL, in every corner of the ancient world. In Afraka, where knowledge and documentation of Her began (before being dispensed throughout the world) Her many names included Nu, Neith, Neter, Uati, Ma, Mawu, Mut, Maat, Ast, Kar, Har, Meri and Hathor. In ancient North America She was called "Woman," the Mother, the Grandmother, and the Old Woman who tends the fires of life; the Old Woman Spider who weaves us together in a fabric of interconnection; the Eldest God who Remembers and Re-members. The Hopis called Her Huruing Wuhti ­Hard Beings Woman­ who is of the Earth, but lives in the worlds above where she "owns" (empowers) the Moon and Stars. As Tlazoltéotl She was the Aztec Mother of the Gods. Her many names in India included Ida, Sarasvati, Shakti, Kali, Chandi and Laksmi the Goddess of wealth and good fortune. As Maya She was the Virgin Mother of Buddha; as Devaki She was the Blak Virgin Mother of Krishna. She is Maha Devi, "The One Great Goddess." In China She was Kuan Yin (Yoni of Yonis), Nu-Kua, "She who created the Universe," Shin-Moo the "Holy Mother," "Mother Goddess" and "Virgin." As Ch'ang-O She was Goddess of the Moon. The Chinese built many splendid temples to honor "Ma-Tsoo-Po," the "Queen of Heaven." [BM 326] In Japan She was Kwannon. She was Mama in Sumeria; Ishtar /Mylitta in Babylon; Astarte in Phoenicia; Anaites in Armenia; and Cybele (Sybil) in Phrygia. The ancient original Blak Jews called Her Shekina ­the Bride of God or God's female Half. The Greeks called Her Isis, Aphrodite, Metis, Demeter, Nix, Hera, Gaia. The Romans called Her Isis, Venus, Medusa, Dianna, Minerva. The ancient Scandinavians worshiped Her as Frigga. The Druids worshiped Her as Virgo-Paritura ­the "Mother of God." The Germans worshipped the Great Virgin Mother as Ostara. The Christian "Easter" is named after Her (Ast-Ar, As-Tar, Ishtar). Christian worship of Her survives as the Catholic worship of the Madonna or Mother of Christ, who is called Our Lady, the Queen of Heaven, the Great Lady, Star of the Sea, Mother of God, Immaculate Virgin, etc., all titles previously applying to Goddess Ast (Isis), the Afrakan original. She is the Power of Intelligence, having a multitude of names and emblems. She is the true Creatrix for She is Thought itself, from which all else is born. She is the Spirit that informs right balance, right harmony. And these in turn order all relationships in uniformity with Her law. To assign to this Great Being the position of "fertility goddess" ­as typically done in male-authored books discussing Her, "is exceedingly demeaning: it trivializes the power of woman." [SH 14] .

The top Deity heading Kamit's pantheon was Female. "[White, male] Egyptologists found in ancient Egypt a concept they could equate with their own notions of a supreme God, though they did so only by ignoring the matter of gender since all evidence suggests that this primal being was female." [WE 723] The primal Afrakan names for this Primal Deity were: Neter (source of the word Nature.) Neter Ua (Goddess Neith who is the One God, The God ONE, The Great God.) Nu ("The deified primeval water whence everything came." The Celestial Waters) [Budge EH v2 349] HuHu ("the primeval watery mass whence came everything.") [EH v1 469] NU is source of the word NEW for She is ever regenerating; and source of the word NOON, for 12 o'clock NOON was the original time when the NEW day began. The anti-Goddess Europeans reversed this when they came to power, starting the new day at midnight. We find the same Nu in DalmaNUtha. Nu and the Great Mother are one and the same. NU or NU-T is also the NUN, the Primal Ocean ­an Ocean of infinite extent and fathomless depth, bearing the germs of all kinds of life. The name Noah is a variant of NU; the original Noah was Female. Noah's ark was really NU's Womb, the Womb of Creation. (In the book of Numbers 26:33, Noah is represented as female, one of Zelophehad's 5 daughters.) NU was the hieroglyphic symbol of Water that Goddess Nut carried on Her crown. The power of NU was "the self-created," "maker of the gods," and "creator of men." NU was the Triple Goddess, expressed by the slandered number "13." The 3 in 1. The Original Trinity. Of Her Three Divine Fluids of Life: Water, Blood, Milk. Nun also gives us the word NINe, 3 x 3 or the Trinity multiplied by itself. She existed before sky, earth, mortals, or gods. From NU the Sun was born. The Son went back into Mother NU's Great Gate in the west when he died. .

Note, the name Neter (Niter /Nater /Nuter) is doubly feminine in that it contains two Afrakan words for water: NU and ATER. Nu also means Blak. This implied "Blak Water" can only be Melanin! MEL-A-Nun. And since M and N are often synonymous, then MEL = NEL = NILE (River). The word Nile, like Mel, also means Blak. Further, NU = MU. Nut = Mut. The Great Blak MUT-her was known as both, Goddess Nut and Goddess Mut. Neter, then, equals Mater, Mother! Blak as Mid-Nite. Mut-Nut. In defining "Neter Ua," Wallis Budge deceptively wrote: "Neter ua, the god One, a title applied to any god and even any goddess, e.g., Neith, who is for some special purpose regarded as the 'Great God'." [underlines added] Notice he contradicts himself plus, in spite of his attempt to dethrone /subtract credit from The Great Mamma (The original "God One" and "Great God"), still could not hide the fact that the "Great One God" was in fact a Goddess, the Great Mamma as Neith! On the same page, he defines "Neter Aa" three ways. If you read between the lines, again the fact is revealed that "Neter Aa" is really The Great Mamma as the ancient Triple Goddess in Her Serpentine form (3-headed winged serpent). The earliest MALE god known to any mythology is the Son of the Mother, the eternal child, boy, or lad. [BB2, 294] The Sun was Her Son, who was born from Her darkness each morning and returned to Her in death each night. . In Kamite art, you never see chief gods (Ptah, Azar/Osiris, Heru/Horus) shown with offspring. But you frequently see The Great Mamma (Ast/Isis, Meri, Hathor..) shown with Her "SON," who is smaller in size and always younger, even being a baby. In this sculpture, the Goddess embraces Her Son, Azar (Osiris).