Horus

Son of Isis and Osiris, Horus is the vision that unites heaven and earth. Symbolizing the victory of light over darkness, he is the all-seeing eye. Invoke Horus for clarity, courage, and protection.

Horus, Heru in the language of Kemet, is the Son of the Sun, the falcon who flies between worlds and watches over the Order of Maat.
A symbol of the victory of good over darkness, he represents the strength of consciousness that rises again after every fall.

Horus is one of the brightest and most powerful figures of the Egyptian pantheon.
Son of Isis and Osiris, he was born after his father’s death, conceived through the magical power of the word and the divine breath.

He is the God of the sky and of vision, depicted as a falcon with outstretched wings, the Sun and the Moon as his eyes.

In the myth, Horus grows hidden in the Nile Delta, protected by his mother Isis, until the moment he faces Seth, the principle of chaos.
After a long series of battles — both physical and spiritual — Horus defeats Seth, restoring Order and Justice (Maat) to Kemet.

From that day on, the pharaoh was regarded as the earthly manifestation of Horus, guardian of the balance between Heaven and Earth.

Yet the deepest meaning of Horus is initiatic:
he is the awakened consciousness, the Eye that sees beyond illusion, the divine mind that contemplates truth.

His right eye is the Sun (light, action, will);
his left eye, the Moon (intuition, dream, vision).
Together they form integral awareness — illumination.