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Osiris Rising: How to Keep Set & Horus in Their Place (Waxing Moon Guide)

Month 7 opens with a thin moon and a clear task: rebuild the mirror. In this episode we unpack the four archetypes—Isis (awareness), Osiris (reflection), Set (runaway imagination), Horus (the role)—and show how the waxing rhythm 1-2-4 (ground, feel, open) restores contact without slipping into performance. What you’ll learn The real difference between awareness vs. consciousness (Isis → Osiris) How Set hijacks attention by turning life into a broadcast Why Horus (the mask) is useful—but only after contact The Month 7 waxing arc: a simple order of operations that keeps you centered Chapters 00:00 Month 7 begins: “restore the mirror” 01:00 The 4 archetypes (Isis • Osiris • Set • Horus) 03:00 Waxing rhythm 1-2-4 explained (ground, feel, open) 05:00 Where to place attention (solar plexus as mirror) 07:00 Three tiny agreements for the week 09:00 Spotting Set’s interference (and saying “Not now”) 11:00 Giving Horus a job (role serves reflection) 13:00 Close: one sentence that summarizes Month 7 Why this matters When awareness allows and consciousness reflects, imagination offers and identity serves—in that order. Keep the mirror at center and the rest of the month unfolds cleanly. New here? Subscribe for weekly breakdowns that translate myth into practice—music, film, and the four-archetype cycle across the lunar month. Resources mentioned Archetype key: empty circle (Isis), mirrored crescent (Osiris), jagged rayburst (Set), falcon mask (Horus) Number arc for waxing: 1-2-4 (root • sacral • heart) Credit: Music from the YouTube Audio Library. Search terms waxing moon practice, isis osiris set horus explained, archetypes meaning, month 7 waxing, 1-2-4 vortex rhythm, rebuild the mirror, stop performing start reflecting, solar plexus meditation, myth and consciousness, lunar cycle spirituality Hashtags #WaxingMoon #Archetypes #Isis #Osiris #Set #Horus #SpiritualPractice #LunarCycle #Consciousness #Myth