Invocation to Nuit by the Formula of Tetragrammaton

Go to the East and cense with the incense of Nuit then return to the center and face North.

First Portion: I invoke Nuit! The Queen of Infinite Space and the infinite stars. O Thou! Majesty of Godhead! All-touching, all-penetrant Nuit; blue lidded Daughter of Sunset! Thee! Thee I invoke! O Thou! Gemmed, azure-lidded woman. Thee! Thee I invoke! O Thou! Who is black to the blind but of Whom blue and gold are seen of the seeing. Thee! Thee I invoke! O Thou! Lambent flame of blue. Thee! Thee I invoke! O Thou! Who art divided for love's sake. Thee! Thee I invoke! O Thou! Who art the naked brilliance of the voluptuous night-sky. Thee! Thee I invoke! Thou who gives unimaginable joys on Earth. Thee! Thee I invoke! Thou who is all pleasure and purple and drunkenness of the innermost sense. Thee! Thee I invoke!

Second Portion: To Me! To Me! Mine is the Winged Globe! Mine is the Starry Blue! Mine is the consciousness of the continuity of existence! I am Infinite Space and the infinite stars thereof. To Me! To Me! I am the Queen of Space. To Me! To Me! I am the Continuous One of Heaven. To Me! To Me! I am Nu! The hiding of Hadit!

Third Portion: She is above me and in me! Her ecstasy is my ecstasy! Her joy is my joy! I bend in ecstasy to kiss, the secret ardours of Hadit. I am the azure-lidded woman. I am all-touching, all-penetrant. I am divided for love's sake. I am all pleasure and purple and drunkenness of the innermost sense. Hadit is my secret center, my heart and my tongue. My word is six and fifty. I am Heaven. I am Nuit!

Fourth Portion: Therefore do thou come to me from thine abode in the silence. Nuit! Not! No-Thing! By whatever name I call thee, thou art still nameless to eternity. Come thou forth I say and bid me to lie a little in thy bosom. Thou that are all-touching, all penetrant. Thou that are divided for love's sake. Blue-lidded Daughter of Sunset. Thou that are all pleasure and purple and drunkenness of the innermost sense. Thou that are the naked splendor of the voluptuous night-sky. Come thou forth I say; come thou forth: and be my refuge as Hadit is my light and Ra Hoor Khuit is my strength. Bid me within thine house to dwell.