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Mar 15, 2022 20 min

Horus: The Divine Child

from Mythical Musings Hosted by Michelle Sarasin

In episode 5, season 4 of Mythical Musings, The Podcast we explore the myth of Horus - the peaceful warrior. His eye is famous as an amulet of protection and his story is deeply rooted in ancient legend and lore. But how significant is this divine child to today’s Egyptian culture? Episode Highlights * Horus’ ancient and primordial roots; his relation to Isis and Osiris * The battle between Horus and Seth for the omnipotent rule over Egypt * The “curse” of his healing eye and how to invoke his protection * His roots as a psychopomp and his rule alongside Isis, Mother Goddess * His impact on Egyptian and Wiccan culture today Horus is the all-knowing god that can help you transition from one period to the next. This episode takes a short but deep dive into his amazing story and the reasons why he is still so powerful in today’s spiritual culture. For more Mythical Musings, please visit: Substack | Mythical Musings Instagram | @mymythicalmuse Facebook | @mythicalmusings Donations | paypal.me/mythicalmusings.com Merchandise | Shop (morethanmythical.com) Become a paid member of the show for exclusive episodes and more! {New and existing members click the link and hit “subscribe” for more info! @mythicalmusings. Thank you :)} This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mythicalmusings.substack.com/subscribe

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