This document summarizes the myth of Osiris from Egyptian mythology. It discusses how Osiris was killed by his brother Set out of jealousy. It then describes how Isis reassembled Osiris' body and conceived their son Horus. The myth is used as an allegory to reflect on aspects of human psychology, asking how the characters like Osiris, Set, and Isis represent parts of oneself and one's inner journey.

1. CMYTH AND MIND
Part 7 – The Outstanding Story of Osiris

2. The exploration so far
• Part 1 – Reinterpreting stories for healing
• Part 2 – The archetype of Arjuna
• Part 3 – Seeking the inner Prometheus
• Part 4 – The Myth of Psyche
• Part 5 – The Karna in us
• Part 6 – The resilience of Vibhishana
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Buddhi
Manas
Sthula
Linga
Prana
Kamamanas
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3. An elaborate myth

4. The death
• In most narratives, his brother Set
kills Osiris out of jealousy

5. The birth of Horus
• Isis reassembles the body of Osiris and conceived Horus

6. Symbolism
• Osiris ~ River impacted by the seasons
• Isis ~ Fertile land
• Set ~ Arid desert
• Nephthys ~ The margins between the farm and the desert

7. The myth in us
• What is Osiris in us?
• How does Set act out through us?
• How does the inner Isis respond?
• What is the edge – the Nephthys – you are pushing?