Isis Standing Wings Statue

Isis was worshipped in Ancient Egypt, then her cult spread throughout the Roman Empire. Today, pagans & Goddess movement adherents still revere her as a mother, wife, nature & magic patroness.

Isis was known for aiding slaves, sinners, artisans, and the downtrodden, but she was also sought by the wealthy, maidens, aristocrats, and rulers. Often seen as Horus's mother, she was associated with kingship. Called "Throne,"[3] her headdress was a sign of Pharaoh's power. Her cult was widespread across Egypt; her major temples were at Behbeit El-Hagar and Philae (starting with Nectanebo I's reign, 380-362 BCE).

Isis – Egyptian Goddess of Magic, Motherhood, and Sacred Devotion

CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE:

• Isis (Aset in ancient Egyptian) is one of the most revered goddesses of Egypt, embodying divine motherhood, magic, healing, and unconditional love. She is known as the devoted wife of Osiris and the protective mother of Horus.

• A master of sacred magic and wordcraft, Isis used her knowledge to resurrect Osiris and protect Horus, symbolizing resurrection, protection, and divine feminine wisdom.

• Worship of Isis spread far beyond Egypt into the Greco-Roman world, where she became a universal goddess of compassion, fertility, mystery, and personal empowerment.

FAVORITE OFFERINGS:

Crystals:

• Lapis Lazuli – sacred wisdom, spiritual insight, and ancient royalty

• Moonstone – divine feminine, intuition, and cycles

• Selenite – purity, healing, and spiritual elevation

• Carnelian - rebirth, empowerment, protection, and healing

Herbs:

• Lotus – symbol of rebirth, spiritual awakening, and the Nile

• Myrrh – sacred to Isis and used in rituals of mourning and transformation

• Rose – for devotion, compassion, and motherly love

Oils:

• Blue Lotus – higher consciousness and sacred sensuality

• Frankincense – elevation of spirit and invocation

• Jasmine – nurturing, grace, and gentle healing

Colors:

• Deep Blue – sacred wisdom, protection, and celestial power

• White – purity, healing, and divine light

• Gold – spiritual royalty and eternal love

Rituals:

• Moonlight or water-based rituals to invoke her healing and protective energy

• Devotional chanting or prayer to call her presence into times of grief, growth, or transformation

• Anointing yourself or sacred objects with oils as a form of blessing or magical intention

• Working with sacred texts, spells, or affirmations to empower your voice and inner magic

MODERN WORSHIP PRACTICES:

• Create an altar with symbols like the throne (her hieroglyph), wings, ankh, or sacred cow imagery

• Offer milk, honey, wine, incense, or flowers—especially lotus or roses

• Call upon Isis during times of emotional healing, spiritual study, or protection of children and loved ones

• Honor her during full moons or personal rites of renewal, birth, or mourning

• Practice rituals of magical invocation, oracle work, or healing in her name