1. Osiris 


 Upright
Osiris represents the masculine principle, integrity, honesty and responsibility. It is a card of stability and indicates a degree of security, safety, and a stable situation. This card is imbued with firm but gentle energies. It is also a card of growth that requires some degree of sacrifice. Osiris also represents spiritual devotion and spiritual strength. Osiris is the wise spiritual father, so the card represents wisdom, respect for those older and wiser, and sometimes could also indicate a guru, mentor advisor, counsellor, or someone who can provide guidance. Osiris also reminds us to take responsibility for our own life or spiritual beliefs. It is also an indication to use our own judgement in a discerning manner. The card may also indicate organisations, establishments and people in authority as well as tradition and convention.

 Reversed
Osiris reversed may indicate a person or situation that is unreliable. It is also associated with religious dogma, blind faith, delusions of grandeur, hypocrisy and a “holier than thou” outlook. The reversed card may also indicate an egoistic and blinkered approach to life and the inability to meet responsibility. Another indication may be problems with authority figures and bad advice.

Meditation
This is a good card to meditate with as it engenders deep feelings of spiritual devotion, upliftment, and mental stability. It is also a good card to meditate with for making wise decisions and bringing some degree of stability to a troublesome situation.

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