Meaning of Anubis in the Egyptian Tarot

Card No. 13

It is once again a negative card in the Egyptian tarot deck. The only alternative is that it may be paired with a positive card during a reading, so as to soften its harmful effects. For this card, which depicts Anubis, the jackal-headed Egyptian god, symbolises the dramatic events that may arise along the course of a life.

As Anubis is the sacred god of the practice of mummification, it is he who accompanies the deceased towards the Last Judgement, before their souls can find peace. Anubis is therefore depicted decked out with an accusing sceptre and a scales embodying justice. This card is unfortunately a herald of sorrows and sadness to come.

Keywords: Sorrow – Eternity – Soul – Drama – Failure – Finality

❤️ The Anubis Card in Love ❤️

You are in a relationship

The relationship within your couple may already not be at its best when you draw the Anubis card during a consultation. In any case, it heralds nothing good to come in your union. Indeed, it speaks only of a definitive break-up or of divorce to come very soon.

So you may well make every possible effort to try to patch things up with your partner, yet it will seem they carry only little weight and that this break-up is irremediable. More dramatic still, Anubis can announce the sudden death of one of the 2 lovers within an untroubled union.

You are single

It is unfortunately feelings of sorrow and great loneliness that the single person drawing the Anubis card in a reading must expect. It will in no way be a sign of a new encounter and will rather herald problems to come with an ex-partner, with whom relations are more than tense, or even non-existent. Your situation might nonetheless not be so dramatic if Anubis could be paired with a positive card in this reading.

🧠 The Anubis Card in Work 🧠

The Anubis card is hardly any more lenient when it is drawn on a question of a professional nature. If it is isolated or complemented by a neutral card, it can only herald serious problems to come along your path. Repeated failures, ever more scathing reproaches, unfinished financial transactions and, in certain cases, the loss of a job to come very soon.

🧘 Spiritual Interpretation of the Anubis Card 🧘

One must know how to take a certain step back from the announcements made by the Anubis card. While they are certainly very negative, they are not a fatality in themselves over time. Besides, Anubis himself is not so villainous as one might think, for it is Osiris, the goddess of eternal life, who orders him to lead the souls of the deceased to the final judgement, which will allow them to reach rest and eternity.

He is therefore only carrying out his duty, and if certain souls are not at peace during this final journey, it is because they nonetheless have a great deal to reproach themselves for.

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