Isis

Domain/Influence:

The realm of magic, motherhood, and healing; Isis embodies compassion, nurturing, and the sacred power of transformation.

Symbolism:

  • Symbol: The Throne (representing her role as a mother and protector)
  • Colors: Blue and Green
  • Numbers: 3 (symbolizing the triad of life: birth, death, and rebirth)
  • Other symbols: The Ankh, signifying eternal life, and the sistrum, representing her magical powers.

Offerings:

Isis delights in offerings of food, flowers, and personal prayers; rituals that honor motherhood, fertility, and healing resonate with her deeply.

Personality:

Isis is nurturing, wise, and fiercely protective; she inspires love and loyalty in her followers and encourages them to harness their inner magic.

Pantheon:

Part of the Egyptian pantheon, she is the sister and wife of Osiris and the mother of Horus, often associated with other goddesses like Hathor (love) and Ma'at (truth).

Favored Rituals:

Rituals of healing, protection, and empowerment; she enjoys ceremonies that invoke her magic and celebrate the strength of women and families.

Mythology/Story:

Isis is often depicted as a woman with a throne-shaped crown, symbolizing her power as a mother and queen. In myths, she is known for her devotion to her husband Osiris, using her magic to resurrect him after his death. Her stories reflect themes of love, loyalty, and the transformative power of healing, highlighting her role as the ultimate nurturer and protector in the cosmos.