Overcoming the enemy gaining fame and everlastingness
12 January 2026

anet hra’k Nut, anet hra’k Ãusãr, anet hra’k Heru. 
ãu-nã ãaui-ã er sexer xeft-ã
anet hra’k Heru semaãxeru-ã er xeft-ã
Heru ter-f xeft-ã 
un-f maa xeft-ã śetentet
em ãhã er-ã 
nuk Het Heru nuk per em Nut 
un-nã ããu pet 
tã-ten sexem-ã em mu
un-nã urt en Ãusãr seneś-nã qebh
sexem-ã em mu mã ãua Set xeru-f
Ari-nã xeft-ã ãuk em set
ãn ãuk-ã ãn ennux-ã
ããb-ã neter neb xennu maat-ã em Ãnnu
nuk kefa ur urt-ab 
rut-nã ren-ã
ãnx-ã nexexet-ã ãu ertã-nã neheh ãt t’eru-f
nuk ãst ãu neheh


Hail to thee Nut, hail to thee Osiris, hail to thee Horus
May be to me my two hands and arms to overthrow my enemy
Hail to thee Horus, making me to triumph over my enemy
Horus hath destroyed my enemy
May he open my enemy’s two eyes which are blinded
Not there be resistance to me.
I am Hathor. I am the comer forth from Nut
I open the two doors of Heaven
Grant ye that I may gain power over the water
I have opened the flood of Osiris. I have passed through the flood
I have gained power in the water as conquered Set his enemies 
Make for me my enemy burn in the fire
Let me not be burnt. Let me not be consumed
I wash God every within my eye in Heliopolis
I am exalted, the Mighty one, still Heart. 
I make to grow my name
I live I grow strong. Hath been given to me eternity without its limits
Behold I am the heir of eternity

Reading of the invocation in Ancient Egyptian:

Invocation to Nut | She Who Holds the Stars