Name: Lights of Nut Virtual Ceremony
Start: 2024-12-11T12:00:00+0000

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2024-01-28

Country: United States
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Temple Osireion

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Temple Osireion hosts a virtual ceremony to honor the Egyptian goddess Nut and follow the nighttime journey of the sun through her body. All are welcome. Click to register and receive link

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