1. Touching: Caress your buddy

The mood is tender and nurturing. Accept any defect compassionately as you would a friend that has same challenge. Treat your buddy to a relaxing massage regularly.

2. Touch again: Romance your buddy

Serenade your buddy. Write love letters to your buddy. Offer flowers to your buddy. Treat your buddy to exquisite chocolates once in while. The soul of your buddy will be deeply touched by all your thoughtful attentions.

3. Hearing: Communicate sweetly and softly

Listen to what your buddy is saying to you, and speak loving words in return. Speak to others about your buddy in 3rd person. Ex: She likes wearing red… He loves to go on long walks…

4. Hear again: Be a good a provider

Treat your buddy to what s/he desires and requires, medical, and holistic. Create money to take splendid care of your buddy. Give your buddy adequate rest and sleep.

5. Seeing: Dress your buddy impeccably

Choose only finest materials for your buddy and natural fabrics like silk, cotton or linen. Give it an environment that is clean, comfortable, neat and pleasant.

Her name is pronunced 'Noot'. 'Nuit' means 'night.' Nut was originally a mother-goddess who had many children. The

hieroglyph for her name, which she is often seen wearing on her head is

a water pot, but it is also thought to represent a womb. She was daughter of air god, Shu and water goddesses, Tefnut. She was shown in Egyptian artwork as a dark, star-covered naked woman,

holding her body up in an arch, facing downwards. Her arms and legs

were imagined to be pillars of sky, and hands and feet were

thought to touch four cardinal points at horizon. Far

underneath her lay earth god, Geb, sometimes ithphallyic, looking

up at his sister-wife. She was also described as a cow goddess, taking

on some of attributes of Hathor. Geb was described as "Bull of

Nut" in Pyramid Texts. As a great, solar cow, she was thought to

have carried Ra up into heavens on her back, after he retired from

his rule on Earth. She is also pictured as a giant sow, suckling many piglets. These

piglets represented stars, which she swallowed each morning before

dawn. Nut was considered to be mother of sun and moon.

During day, Nut and Geb are separated, but each evening Nut comes

down to meet Geb and this causes darkness. If storms came during

day, it was believed that Nut had some how slipped closer to Earth.

Nut is barrier separating forces of chaos from ordered

cosmos in this world. Her fingers and toes were believed to touch four cardinal points or directions.

The sun god Re was said to enter her mouth after setting in evening

and travel through her body during night to be reborn from her

vulva each morning. She gives birth to sun in east and swallows sun in

west.

In one myth Nut gives birth to Sun-god daily and he passes over her

body until he reaches her mouth at sunset. He then passed into her

mouth and through her body and is reborn next morning. Another myth

described sun as sailing up her legs and back in Atet (Matet)

boat until noon, when he entered Sektet boat and continued his

travels until sunset. As a goddess who gave birth to son each day,

she became connected with underworld, resurrection and tomb.