Ma’at Altar Card in color on both sides of high quality matte card stock, 4”x6”. Original art by Heron Michelle. Back of the card displays information about the Goddess for use in your devotional and magickal work.
Ma’at is the Egyptian goddess and living principle of truth, justice, balance, reciprocity, and divine order. Daughter of Ra she embodies the harmony that sustains both the cosmos and civilization. Pharaohs were charged with upholding Ma’at, while the hearts of the dead were weighed against her feather before Osiris. Through Hermetic philosophy, she remains and enduring symbol of universal law, right relationship, and ethical living.
Origin: Egyptian
Epithets: Lady of Heaven, Daughter of Ra, Mistress of Truth, She Who Lives by Ma’at
Symbols: Ostrich feather, scales, outstretched wings, sun disk, ankh
Traditional Offerings: White feathers, fresh water, bread, milk, white flowers, candles, pledges of truth, charitable service, incense
Auspicious Times: Sunrise; Sunday; the equinoxes; legal matters, oath-taking, reconciliation, meditation, writing, and rites seeking justice, balance, or right relationship.
Ma’at Altar Card in color on both sides of high quality matte card stock, 4”x6”. Original art by Heron Michelle. Back of the card displays information about the Goddess for use in your devotional and magickal work.
Ma’at is the Egyptian goddess and living principle of truth, justice, balance, reciprocity, and divine order. Daughter of Ra she embodies the harmony that sustains both the cosmos and civilization. Pharaohs were charged with upholding Ma’at, while the hearts of the dead were weighed against her feather before Osiris. Through Hermetic philosophy, she remains and enduring symbol of universal law, right relationship, and ethical living.
Origin: Egyptian
Epithets: Lady of Heaven, Daughter of Ra, Mistress of Truth, She Who Lives by Ma’at
Symbols: Ostrich feather, scales, outstretched wings, sun disk, ankh
Traditional Offerings: White feathers, fresh water, bread, milk, white flowers, candles, pledges of truth, charitable service, incense
Auspicious Times: Sunrise; Sunday; the equinoxes; legal matters, oath-taking, reconciliation, meditation, writing, and rites seeking justice, balance, or right relationship.
