Working with Horus: Egyptian God of the Sky and Kingship

In the vast and mystical pantheon of Egyptian mythology, Horus stands as a figure of immense power and significance. Revered as the God of the Sky, War, and Kingship, Horus has been a symbol of majesty and authority since the earliest periods of ancient Egyptian history. This deity, often depicted as a falcon or as a man with a falcon’s head, embodies the ideals of strength, vigilance, and rulership. The mythological narratives surrounding Horus are rich and varied, most notably his legendary battle for the throne of Egypt against his uncle Set, which symbolizes the eternal struggle between order and chaos, light and darkness. Beyond these ancient tales, Horus’s influence extends into modern spiritual practices, where he is invoked for protection, empowerment, and guidance. <a href="https://medium.com/@bookofshadowsprint/working-with-horus-egyptian-god-of-the-sky-and-kingship-f23d88ead5de">Website</a>