Goddess of truth and cosmic order. Her feather weighs the hearts of the dead.

Shiva as cosmic dancer. Represents eternal cycles.

Goddess of funerary rites, depicted as a woman with a jackal head. Consort of Anubis.

A significant master and poet who traveled to Nepal and Bhutan, expanding the lineage's reach.

The most ancient of Celtic goddesses. She is the mother of the Tuatha Dé Danann and is associated with earth and water.

Transition, endings, transformation, metamorphosis, necessary conclusion of cycle.

A compassionate guide for those who feel disconnected, helping them rediscover their purpose.

Perfection and health. Guardian of waters.

A bringer of peace and unity, fostering understanding among all beings.

Sixth Governor. Mercury is the master of wit, communication, and transformation. He guides souls and teaches the value of cunning and adaptability.

Protective goddess of Lower Egypt. One half of the Eye of Horus.

Solar deity. Source of light, life and wisdom.

Known for compassion and medical care. Maintained strong military.

Prayer and divine worship. Guardian against evil.

The Word made flesh, savior of humanity through divine sacrifice.

Led Jerusalem church, wrote epistle of James.

Known as Abraham. Built the Kaaba and demonstrated perfect submission to Allah's will.

A mythical bird that is cyclically born again, by arising from the ashes of its predecessor.

The sign of service, perfectionism, and analytical thinking.

Sun goddess who awakened creatures and plants with her light.

Goddess of wisdom, war strategy, and crafts. Patron of Athens.

The primordial Buddha, embodiment of ultimate reality and source of all enlightened qualities.

Surrender, sacrifice, new perspectives, letting go, seeing from different angle.

God of fire, metalworking, and craftsmanship. Divine artificer.