Khonsu

Deities

Tradition · Egyptian
Alternate Names
KhonsChonsuThe Traveller
Gender Expression
Masculine
Titles
The TravellerLord of the MoonHealer of the King
Domain
The moonTravelHealingTimeThe crescentYouthMedicine
Planetary Correspondence
Moon
Secondary Planets
MercuryNeptune
Elemental Correspondence
WaterAir
Zodiac Affinity
CancerGeminiPisces
Correspondences
Colors
BlueSilverWhite
Scents
FrankincenseMyrrh
Metals
Silver
Animals
FalconBaboon
Sacred Timing
Days
Sabbats
Hours
MoonriseDusk
Offerings
BreadBeerIncenseWaterMoon cakes
Invocation Approach
Tone
Young travelling
Address
KhonsuThe TravellerLord of the Moon
Relationship
The moon that walks the sky and heals what it passes
Warning
He travels and does not stay
Resonance
Travellers the sick those working by the moon
Symbols
Moon diskCrescentFalcon
Mythology Summary

Khonsu is the Egyptian moon god whose name means the traveller, who crosses the night sky as a falcon and whose crescent was associated with healing - the stories have him driving out demons and restoring a princess. He is the moon as a physician on the road.

Modern Practice

Khonsu is called on for healing, for safe travel and at the new crescent. His practice is the journey undertaken at the right phase and the medicine taken on time.

Related Deities
AmunThothChandraManiSeshat

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