History:
Wife of Osiris, she is the embodiment of the goddess-mother, protecting births, travellers and the State.
In the Low Period, she became the greatest god of the Egyptian pantheon, even garnering favour outside of the country after the decline of the Egyptian civilisation. This popularity was born from the myth of Osiris, in which she brings him back to life after he fell into his brother Seth's trap in the desert. Often represented as a woman wearing a sun orb between two bull's horns, or with her own hieroglyph on her head, she holds her son Horus on her lap, born of her posthumous union with Osiris.
Character:
You have been blessed with an alert mind, open to others and like to put yourself forwards. You make the most of life and are full of energy, living without prejudice or apprehension, allowing your passionate instinct to guide you towards new and enriching experiences. Your faith in humanity is unshakeable, even by betrayal, as you are fundamentally an optimistic and positive person.
Your calm, confident character and generous nature would work wonders in human resources or a humanitarian career, in which you could continue to give selflessly.
You fall deeply in love and know how to keep your relationship fresh and full of surprises. Your determination and ability to reconcile and mend bridges helps this, but you can sometimes be a little too idealistic and would rather wait for the perfect relationship than be surrounded by people who don't meet your high standards. You are extremely affectionate with your immediate family and your children are the apples of your eye.
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