What Does “Nuhati-Am-Nutjeru” mean?
Nuhati-Am-Nutjeru is a phrase in the traditional language (Mudju Nutjeru, the “Words of the Divine”, called hieros gluphos or hieroglyphics by the Greeks) used by the Native Egyptian People, and is most always translated by Nuhati Practitioners as “The Heart’s Divine Intelligence”, “Heartfelt Divine Intelligence” or “Faith of the Nutjeru”. This is a phrase that was handed down by the Nuhati Lineage Founders as the broad term for describing the devotional Faith Path for serving the Creative Divinities as expressed in the Native Egyptian Spiritual System. “Nuhati” can mean “faith”, “courage”, “conviction” or “belief”, and descends from the root word nuh or nah, “to summon”, “to call forth”, “to beseech”, “to petition” or “to call up”. Nuhati also finds root in the Mudju word for “the infinite”, “the eternal”, Nahah, which is one of the names bestowed to the Creator in the Nuhati Faith System. “Hati” at once describes the “foremost qualities”, “strength”, “resilience”, “heart”, “will”, “d
