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Neter is the single form of the plural Neteru. “Neteru” is the plural for “Neter.” Adding “U” to Medu Neter words is like adding “S” to English words.

Besides the Solar Neter, there were earthly and Cosmic Neteru. The earthly Neteru were represented by stones, trees, animals, symbolic objects Djed Column, statues, human beings, etc., all viewed as emanations of the Divine Creator. The Cosmic Neteru were represented by the great forces of the Universe, such as, the sky, stars, and earth (Geb/Seb). Neteru were the personifying forces that depicted thoughts and ideas about Nature. However, the most important aspect of Neteru was the balancing effect they had on good and evil. Humans, by their intentions, chose the Neter, or Nature of the situation. The purpose of the Neteru was to guide humans to make the best choice in life.

The Neteru are male and female aspects of Nature. Although they appear to be opposite in character, they are interdependent to each other. Without one, the other could not exist. On closer examination, they acted as extensions of one another. Neteru differ only by matter of degree. They teach us that opposites can be balanced. Masculine and Feminine principles are always present and active in all phases of existence on each level in life. It is the balance of opposites and compliments that continues to bring the Cosmic Universe into Being and continues its eternal becoming.

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