Horus

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Egyptian falcon god, son of Osiris and Isis. Avenged his father's murder by Set. Lost eye in battle, which became powerful protective symbol. Won kingship through trial. Represents rightful sovereignty reclaimed, divine kingship, protection. Sky god whose eyes are sun and moon. Pharaohs as living Horus.

Tradition · Egyptian

Correspondences

Planetary Correspondence
Sun
Elemental Correspondence
AirFire
Zodiac Affinity
LeoAries

Offerings

Offerings
FrankincenseMyrrhGoldBeerActs of justiceProtecting the rightfulReclaiming stolen sovereignty

Sacred timing

Sacred Timing
Sabbats
Hours
NoonSun hours

Symbols and forms

Alternate Names
The AvengerSky GodLord of the Two Lands
Gender Expression
Masculine
Titles
The AvengerSky GodLord of the Two LandsThe Distant OneKing of Upper and Lower Egypt
Symbols
Eye of horusFalconWas scepterAnkh

Practice

Invocation Approach
Tone
Martial respect for rightful king
Address
Lord HorusAvengerSky God
Relationship
Ally in reclaiming stolen sovereignty
Warning
Demands you fight for what is rightfully yours
Resonance
Those reclaiming stolen power seeking justice
Modern Practice

Patron of those reclaiming stolen sovereignty, seeking justice, protecting what's rightfully theirs. Invoked for battles for what's yours, protection work, leadership. Teaches that some things must be fought for, that sovereignty is birthright worth defending.

Nature and meaning

Domain
KingshipSkyWarProtectionSovereignty reclaimedDivine rightVengeance as justice
Mythology Summary

Egyptian falcon god, son of Osiris and Isis. Avenged his father's murder by Set. Lost eye in battle, which became powerful protective symbol. Won kingship through trial. Represents rightful sovereignty reclaimed, divine kingship, protection. Sky god whose eyes are sun and moon. Pharaohs as living Horus.

Related Deities
RaOsirisSet

Details

Secondary Planets
Mars
Correspondences
Colors
GoldRedBlueWhite
Scents
FrankincenseMyrrhCedar
Metals
GoldCopper
Animals
FalconHawkLion

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