Sami Lepisto Egyptian Zodiac Sign, Sami Lepisto Traditional Egyptian Horoscope

Egyptian Traditional Horoscope

Sami Lepisto's Egyptian God / Goddess is Bastet

Sami Lepisto's Egyptian Horoscope

God / Goddess

Bastet

Birth Color(s)

Orange

Birth Flower(s)

Calendula, Marigold, Cosmos

Birth Stone(s)

Opal, Tourmaline

Lucky Day

Friday

Lucky Color(s)

Blue

Lucky Number(s)

6, 9

Metal

Cooper (Cuprum)

Medical Astrology

kidneys and lumbar region

About Egyptian Traditional Horoscope

The Egyptian Zodiac is very similar to the Pharaoh Zodiac system which also uses twelve 12 signs but with minor differences. An example is the Egyptian zodiac uses different signs then the Pharaoh zodiacs. Egyptians had tremendous knowledge of the twelve 12 zodiac signs but are said not to have actually invented them. It is believed the twelve 12 zodiac signs are from the Babylonians. Egyptians gained knowledge from the Greeks about the zodiac signs during the Ptolemaic period, and from this Egyptians differentiated their zodiacal system using different shapes from the ones commonly used today.

Symbol

Bastet (Bast, Baast, Ubasti, Baset)

Patron Of

Cats, Lower Egypt, the sun and the moon

Appearance

Fierce lioness or a woman with the head of a lion or cat

Strengths

Charm, sensitivity, successful

Weaknesses

Too Emotional

Compatible Signs

Sekhmet, Horus

Symbol Meaning

The cat goddess of love and music, Bastet, giving people charm and sensitivity. Born in the sign of Bastet, means being emotional and sensitive. Individuals born as the sign Bastet are successful and charismatic. Bastet is depicted as either a very fierce lioness or the head of a lion on a womans body. Viewed as the protector goddess of Lower Egypt, and seen as a defender of the pharaoh. As well as the male deity Ra. Ra a solar deity. Bastet later began to be represented by a cats head on a womans body. Ultimately the Egyptian cat goddess par excellence. After the New Kingdom, some depicted her as a woman with the head of a lioness carrying a rattle and basket.