Spring is all about rebirth, and there’s no better deity to represent that than Osiris, the Egyptian god of the underworld and renewal. 
Osiris, the son of Geb (Earth) and Nut (Sky), was married to Isis, who was also his sister (ancient Egyptian customs were quite different—no judgment! 
). He is strongly associated with the seasonal flooding of the Nile, which was vital for fertility, life, and prosperity.
). He is strongly associated with the seasonal flooding of the Nile, which was vital for fertility, life, and prosperity.
The Myth of Osiris:Osiris’ death and resurrection is a tale of both brutality and hope. His jealous brother Set tore him apart and scattered his remains. But Isis, through powerful magic, found and reassembled his body, bringing him back to life long enough to conceive their son, Horus.
Magic and rebirth—how witchy can you get? 
TRY THIS:
Read up on Egyptian mythology—it’s quite different from the Roman, Greek, and Celtic traditions you might be familiar with. See if any Egyptian deities resonate with you!
Light a candle on your altar for Osiris and honor him as a symbol of rebirth and renewal as we shift into spring.
Have you ever worked with Osiris or Egyptian mythology in your practice? Let’s talk! 