3. Horus


 Upright 
The Horus card is a card of positivity and optimism. As a solar deity, Horus’ energies are warm, friendly, benevolent and helpful. Charm and charisma are also qualities of Horus. Horus is a protector and defender with heroic qualities, known to bring redemption to those who have been unfairly treated. He governs all forms of beauty, creativity and the arts as well as providing physical healing and speedy recovery from illness. Horus is also the patron of home and families, family harmony and family loyalty. Horus reminds us of the importance of courage, standing up for oneself and fighting for what is right. 

Reversed
When the Horus card is reversed it may be an indication of physical neglect and illness. It also warns of the futility of vengeance. Other negative indications of Horus reversed include narcissism, eccentricity and family discord. 

Meditation
Meditation with the Horus card can help one with physical healing. It is also a good card for enhancing creativity and drawing in artistic inspiration.

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